that meant more to john list ethnic. kush on a night on the activities of the corrupt and criminal. why did she have to die she did not die because she died she died because she told the truth and she was uncovering too many uncomfortable truths for too many people this is the spot to a camera. was assassinated just after three pm on the sixteenth of october twenty seventeen she was driving down this hill when a remote controlled bomb detonated under her seat the explosion threw have vehicle off the road and into this field this memorial at the site of the s.s. a nation pays tribute to the journalist who dared to ask the powerful of this country difficult questions questions over money laundering government corruption and the breakdown of the rule of law these questions haven't gone away and neither has the question over who wanted. that in the first place. police were quick to arrest three man suspected of planting the bomb one year run authorities are still no closer to finding the ringleaders those who ordered these hired hands to kill the journalist concerned are growing over th

and still no clarity over the fate of john list who vanished off to entering the saudi embassy and. speculation that he was murdered something riyadh. if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and or the senate that's when civility can start again america. with democrats and republicans going all out.

said the dissident john list was killed in a fistfight inside. but when western allies of the saudi government find that explanation convincing. several explosions rock of promised on killing more than a dozen people as defied threats to cost their ballots an ottoman three elections polling stations were kept open along with the law doesn't expect.

he's faced accusations he was involved in the mother of a saudi dissident john list. has made his first public comments on the issue the country's crown prince claimed it was a crime with no justification the crime was really painful to all saudis. and i believe it is painful to every human in the world it is a heinous crime the cannot be justified and we know that many. are trying to. use this painful thing to create to drive a wedge between saudi arabia in turkey. riya denied any knowledge of the incident for over two weeks then said he was killed in a fistfight there turkey insists the journalist was viciously murdered in a pre-planned operation key european powers are refusing to cancel multi-billion dollar arms sales to saudi arabia that's with the exception of germany which wants other countries to follow its example however the french president to when asked about his intentions refused to give a clear answer. i don't have to react to every single statement so i won't answer that question. if you are interested in the issues related to this event. but this is n

air reports a saudi john list who went missing after visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul might have been jamal khashoggi who wrote articles critical of crown prince mohammed bin selman has not been heard from since visiting the consulate on choose day his fiance said he went there to get the necessary documents for his upcoming marriage let's bring in bill lol who's a journalist and director of the gulf matters web site thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us so turkish authorities are saying they believe jamal khashoggi was killed inside the consulate though we don't have details on how they believe he might have been murdered what are your initial thoughts on these reports . well i think at this stage we don't know i'm i'm hoping brought against hope that these reports are wrong that the mauser she is still alive and i was told earlier that he had been taken out of the consulate and floor to saudi arabia. held in a jail in jeddah that was earlier today this report now suggesting that he he was killed at the consulate it's very shocking they were shocking to think th

prosecutor has demanded the extradition of eighteen suspects from saudi arabia over the murder of john list jamal khashoggi pressure is mounting on riyadh to reveal the location of. the journalist vanished after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul more than three weeks ago in his second address to parliament in a week the turkish president called on saudi arabia to come clean or type a new one called its early explanations childish and comical he also as you condemn to reveal the identity of its local cooperator who saudi officials say helped dispose of body. investigators will be revealing more evidence relating to the killing of. the bush of course there's other information and evidence that we are holding and they will be used when the time comes but there's no need to rush because in the first instance the saudi officials have to explain who killed. or. the chief prosecutor. they will meet with a rude chief prosecutor will have discussions. well in all the developments jamal khashoggi his fiance is folk and publicly for the first time since his killing idea changes says she waited

istanbul's prosecutor demands the extradition of eighteen suspects from saudi arabia over the murder of john list jamal khashoggi. i did have first television interview fiance reveals the journalist state of mind the day he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul. and our other top story this hour a fifty six year old says our sale is charged in connection with more than a dozen possible bombs sent to prominent critics of the u.s. president. of all the sports including. those that u.t.a. finals campaign ends in tears u.s. open champion retired due to injury in her concert match with to keep britain. assembled prosecutors demanded the extradition of eighteen suspects from saudi arabia over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi pressure is mounting on riyadh to reveal the location of ulti a journalist vanished off to entering the saudi consulate in istanbul more than three weeks ago well it's president. called on saudi arabia to come clean labeling its only explanations childish and comical he also urged the kingdom to reveal the identity of its local cooperator you saudi officials say helped di

called bowl a grave mistake in an interview said saudi arabia did not know what happened to the john list despite saturday's official account that he died in a brawl turkey meanwhile is promising to announce details of its investigation on choose day reports now from istanbul. on sunday turkish president was up. to that line for officially reducing the details of how he was murdered and by whom. we're going to make it clear what happened to jamal khashoggi god willing on tuesday i will have a group meeting and hopefully by then i will be able to find out what happened earlier yet another narrative was presented by saudi officials who had on saturday finally admitted to killing the journalist albeit by accident this time an unnamed senior official told the reuters news agency that specialty died of suffocation after agents sent to negotiate his return to the kingdom put him in a chokehold and covered his mouth after he tried to resist. by the afternoon the saudi foreign minister either dr baird had another story true telling us pro trump news network fox news that his government still didn

says his country is seeking justice for the john list and plans to announce details of the turkish investigation on tuesday. we're going to make it clear what happened to jamal khashoggi and god willing on tuesday i will have a group looting and hopefully by then i will be able to find out what happened because we are looking for justice here we want simple and straight justice it will not be achieved by some simple steps we will make everything clear fifteen people came here what subsequently people are arrested or detained so these pieces of information need to be clarified and on tuesday i will go into the details of this situations are. well the matter of jamal khashoggi has gripped the world a journalist silenced in the most extreme way killed in his country's consulate in istanbul and narratives vary but the evidence from the investigation indicates his killing was planned saudi arabia the country accused of his murder has changed its stance several times since october second that's the day he walked into the saudi consulate to collect routine paperwork but never walked out according to of

four's rob fladeboe has reaction from a san jose man who was abused by one of the priests on that list. john salberg/priest abuse victim "...i would love to see the catholic church cleanse themselves completely..."john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a list of known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come cln. the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to resolve this is if the vatican

four's rob fladeboe has reaction from a san jose man who was abused by one of the priests on that list. john salberg/priest abuse victim "...i would love to see the catholic church cleanse themselves completely..."john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a list of known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come clean..."all of the priests on the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to reso

four's rob fladeboe has reaction from a san jose man who was abused by one of the priests on that list. johnalberg/priest abuse victim "...i would love to see the catholic church cleanse themselves completely..."john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a list of known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come clean..."all of the priests on the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to resolv

four's rob fladeboe has reaction from a san jose man who was abused by one of the priests on that list. john salberg/priest abuse victim "...i would love to see the catholic church cleanse themselves completely..."john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a list of known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come clean..."all of the priests on the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to reso

john brennan. several of the bombs had listed democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz as t the retun address. cnn was forced to evacuate its new york studios in manhattan wednesday morning after it received what police described as a live explosive device. it came in a package addressed to brennan that also held an envelope containing white powder. police are also investigating a suspicious package found early this morning that was mailed to actor robert de niro's restaurant in new york. de niro has frequently publicly criticized president trump. no one was hurt in any of the cases. this all comes less than two weeks before the midterm elections. on wedednesday afternoon, president trump called t the attempted bombinings despicable acts. pres. trump: the full weight of our government is being deployed to conduct this investigation and bring those responsible for these despicable acts to justice. we will sparere no resoururces r expense in this effort. and i just want to tell you t tt in these times, we have to unify. we have to come together and send one very clear, strong, unmistakable mess

john sykes, to put the complete list of ingredients. of ingredients. reasons that contributed to theseemises. they make the food on the premises. out this lovely photo on the front of the sunday times. of rita ora. rita, ed and bob, too. annoying to see bob geldof campaign for anything these days? for anything these days? is its damaging to any cause? is that unfair? he is entitled to his opinion. opinion. saying here that brexit is disastrous for their industry. disastrous for their industry. it is much wider than just him. it is much wider thanjust him. much wider thanjust him. bit like bono, you just aches, not again. without the sunglasses. is a long list of performers on the front page of the observer. front page of the observer. a mixture of classical and pop names. mixture of classical and pop names. if anyone has the moral authority to make this move, it is bob geldof. make this move, it is bob geldof. talking about people who have changed things. changed things. i am sadly old enough to remember well live aid. enough to remember well live aid. and the way it completely changed

john haley. statement on the mta website lists several accomplishments. that includes replacing and expanding the bus and train and increasing service by more than 10% and also growing ridership. >>> still to come. just ten days away from the election day. got a look at the votie ining underway this weekend. >>> it is being called the biggest party in the world. >> in the world. >>> and it's playing out right here. twitch con. taking part. changes to help deal with the monster crowds. details on the south bay phenomena coming up. >>> and outdoors right now. partly cloudy skies overlooking the coliseum. plan on more clouds. temperatures in the 60s while the north bases a slight chance of showers. look at that when we come back. early voting began today in santa clara county. nbc bay areas marianne favro is live at a voting location in san jose with a look at why people are casting ballots early. >>> why people are casting ballots early. >> there is a voting tent right inside the library on the avenue in san jose. one of self-thveral that opened today. toda

that's one part of bringing stories killing some of these ancient traditions that people and john just looking at a list of really tell market prices for various exotic animals and african great power it can go at ten thousand dollars a slow loris one hundred forty five that's reasonably cheap gorilla i think i have trouble thinking that somebody would alter my gorilla four hundred thousand dollars but you have seen this happen people do you buy a wildlife as bad as i live for a little bit you know so you're going to go to you see this every day all the time and in fact with the rise of the intern.

list. reading over the last today john is skeptical because years ago he was told that was it. >> i was told they had done everything possible. >> reporter: hundreds of parishioners came to share stories of their own abuse. today the archbishop released this statement. >> i express my deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority and cold violated that sacred trust by abusing children. >> reporter: joey is with the survivors network of those abused by priests. he was molested by a priest years ago. he said it took him less than half an hour to find seven names of priests who are critically accused but did not appear on the list. he will be pressuring the church to do the right thing. >> it is not honest. they are going to be busted for it is essentially because we will be giving names of priest that they left off. if you ask me it has to be intentional, how could you leave out priests that were accused and you just leave them off the list. >>> developing at this hour president trump acknowledging the missing washington post reporter is dead. he will not yet po

john roberts. he had just been nominated to replace justice sandra day o'connor who if you remember, she resigned and it was quite a surprise to everyone but president george w. bush had a list of possible nominees. john roberts was a choice. i remember as a press officer i was getting so many questions, so many he legal questions, i couldn't answer. i'll never forget, it was a friday night, around 7:30 p.m., if you ever waited tables, i felt i was in the weeds, there were too many requests, you don't what to do with them. about 7:30 at night, i went to the staff secretary's office, i was still there and i said i'm sorry to bother you, brett, but i need help. he sat with me for about an hour and 30 minutes and explained to me all of these different cases i was being asked about, one of them being roe v wade and the right to privacy and the complex there and explaining how this happened in the supreme court over a long period of time. and then you could go out with him at night and have a good time and a laugh. i never saw any bad behavior by brett kavanaugh, only an exceedingly gracious person. shannon: thank you very much. we'll check back in with you. joining us now, john

john green, the teenagers in your life do. >> hi. >> wertheim: as an author, he dominates the young adult bestseller list. >> good morning, hank it's tuesday. >> wertheim: online he has millions of youtube subscribers, but here's what some john green fans don't know and will learn tonight, he has a serious mental health condition. >> i had a lot of self-destructive impulses and i felt scared all the time. >> wertheim: what were you scared of? >> the short answer is everything. >> stahl: the restaurant ranked number one in the world is in a little-known town of modena, italy, osteria francescana, where you have to wait months to get a reservation. >> caesar salad in bloom. >> chef massimo bottura says it wasn't always like this. those are flowers? >> all flowers, edible flowers. >> that his avant-garde eatery might never have become number one if not for a simple and spectacular dish of old- fashioned tagliatelle. so that turned everything around? >> totally. >> you are known as the maestro. >> now. before, they want to crucify me in the main piazza. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson coope

list of opponents. gavin newsom is facing john cox. >>> a rift between saudi arabia and the united states following the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. it is believed he was killed by saudi operatives. both republicans and democrats on capitol hill say if saudi arabia is responsible, it warrants a tough response from the white house. >> reporter: president trump admitted to cbs in an interview that saudi arabia could be to blame for the disappearance and murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. but he emphasized so far the saudis deny responsibility. if an investigation proves their guilt the president says the united states would inflect severe punishment but sanked the royal -- took the table of sanctioning the royal family off the table. when asked why, he said an arm's deal with the saudis. making it clear his priorities are to protect u.s. profits. >> if they don't buy it from us they will buy from someone else. >> reporter: saudi arabia has maintained a hard line on this issue, deny, deny, deny. but yesterday they echo's president's reasoning about the global economy. if it

it will rely on an impressive list of directors including john favreau and bryce dallas howard. >> tomdy is not the third quarterback in nfl history to throw 500 touchdown passes. >> >>> he's looking four all of it. he goes to the end zone. when you have that much time. brady 500 touchdown pass came on thursday night football here. he trails two nfl greats. the touchdown passes and peyton manning as 518. he's on the way to the record. >> the learned a pricey lesson when they left their two-year- old boy play with the shredding machine. they lost over $1000 in cash. they put the money in an envelope. the envelope disappeared last week. he found the envelope or what was left of it shredded into tiny pieces. their little boy had put the envelope into a shredder. the government can replace damaged money. it can review the case and possibly return the money to the family. that process could take three years. they may not have to wait that long because, one hour ago, they treated the family and said it sounds like you need a replay. they want to help cover the cost of the ticket. >> join us

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that's one part of bringing stories killing some of these ancient traditions that people and john just looking at a list of really tell market prices for various exotic animals an african great power it can go at two thousand dollars a slow loris one hundred forty five that's reasonably cheap gorilla i think i have trouble thinking that somebody would alter my gorilla four hundred thousand dollars but you have seen this happen people do you buy a wildlife as pets is that this i lived for a little bit you know so you're going to go to you see this every day all the time and in fact with the rise of the internet in the last you know decade or more this is becoming even more of a problem it's much easier to purchase a wild animal regardless of the laws in your state or your country through the internet and how that animal shipped to you these animals are being torn from their mothers in the wall. while they're being packed into shipping crates they're being packed into toilet paper tube into drain pipes and smuggled across borders to be able to be sold as pets and yes people do buy chimpanzees gorillas sna

john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a listof known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come clean..."all of the priests on the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to resolve this is if the vatican would release all the information it has about the abuse world wide..."the release of the names follows a series of "listening sessions" held by the diocese in recent weeks to uncover evidence

list of opponents. gavin newsom is facing republican business man john cox and cox visited a sikh temple today and to a charter school and spoke to 2500 people. he said the sikh community is prevalent in california and members run many small businesses here. he wants to make living in the state more affordable for them. >> these people just want to be able to live a wonderful life, a quality life. without having to watch their children move away because they can't afford the rents or the housing costs or the gas. >> he made affordable housing, rolling back the gas tax and halting the california high- speed rail project key messages in his campaign governor. the san diego business man will face-off against gavin newsom on november six. that will do it for us. thank you very much for joining us. sports wrap is next. join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. more on the power outages in the north bay. pg&e cut the power to help prevent a wildfire from breaking out due to the high fire damager and red flag warning. 17,000 people in the napa area and 59,000 all together without power tonight. the latest coming up

. >> reporter: john spearheaded the community survey which questioned actions by city leaders. among the list of recommendations by residents the most common was freezing development. >> we're never going to build enough housing to catch up to the job growth in palo alto. you have to pause that job growth and then go back and build the houses and fix the infrastructure to make a workable. >> reporter: he says after tonight's study session the next step is getting transportation officials involved, and experts i should say, but that is something that may prove to be a little difficult as the city has gone without their chief transportation officer in the last six to eight weeks. abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you. we'll hope you'll join the conversation. use the #better bay area to share your ideas. together we can make progress on building a better bay area. >>> a surprise announcement today. san francisco's fire chief says she's going to retire. what she tells us about the decision in a one-on-one interview. >>> there's an effort to rename oakland airport by a trailblazing female pilot. why th

so is the fbi now allowed to investigate -- >> hey, john, can i list o some of those things? >> certainly. >> you just said he committed perjury. list them. >> there are many people hong that he lied -- you mentioned a large number -- you said there were small things. certainly the question of his -- the question of his drinking, for instance. he has made many assertions that there are witnesses now including his roommates at yale and other places who have said that he was, in fact, a blackout drunk in college. things that he claimed in front of the committee when he was in colloquy with, for example, senator klobuchar that he denied outright about his -- he said he admitted he liked beer and occasionally drank too much. he said he was kind of basically your average beer drinking guy. >> all right. so drinking. all right. >> he made some pretty strong claims that have been contradicted by people who are named people already on the record right now. >> all right. we've got number one. go to number two. what else do you think he perjured himself on? >> i don't have a list here,

when it comes to mid-sized urban areas, the two top on the list, antioch and concord. kpix 5 john ramos went to contra costa county to get a closer look at what the study calls rough roads. >> reporter: the city of antioch has been given a dubious honor, named number one for having the worst roads in all of america. the study published by a transportation research group called trip says federal data shows antioch has the country's roughest ride. >> there is just a lot of, you know, dips, gravel that's torn up. >> reporter: is it really the worst in america? >> no, concord would have to be the second. >> reporter: i didn't tell her to say that, but she is absolutely right. concord's roads are ranked second worst in the entire u.s. the study rated pavement condition, road funding, travel trends, and economic development. it concludes nearly 60% of the two city streets are in poor condition. but that seems a bit hard. >> i didn't think it was the worst in the country. i'm originally from pennsylvania and they've got potholes there. you lose a whole car if you go into them, you know.

john deftarias, cnn business, abu dhabi. >> well, the list of business leaders putting out an investmentonference continues to grow. j.p. morgan chase just announced its ceo jamie dimon won't go. ford says its executive chairman is no longer attending either, even though they say it is due to a scheduling conflict. now, this matters. the conference which bills itself as davos in the desert has been a key part of the saudi rebranding. meanwhile u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin still plans to attend, but that may change later in the week. cnn and several media outlets who have pulled sponsorship from the conference, along with cnbc, the financial times, bloomberg andrew fink andrew finkel joining me now here in -- right, cnn is one of several media outlets who have pulled sponsorship from the conference along with cnbc, the financial times, and bloomberg. >>> let's bring in journalist andrew finkel who joins me in istanbul. what lies, if any, do these overnight shed on the mystery as to where jamal is and where this wider diplomatic crisis is going, do you think? >> well, i think the

that move comes amid allegation that's john healy sexually harassed and discriminated against his assistant. a statement on the website listedeveral accomplishments under haley's aderip. they include e expanding the muni bus and train suites and growing muni ridership. >>> a monster of a fire burning the weekend before halloween. the back story behind this southern california inferno. >>> and more lottery mania. it's not another $1.6 billion mega millions prize but it is hundreds of millions of powerball money. where were the winning tickets sold? not with me and terry. >> no. >> that's next. >>> or me either. fog in san francisco. misty skies. one of the changes we'll see tomorrow. look at the temperatures in san jose with more clouds cooling off. will those clouds bring any rain chances ahead as we finish off the weekend? a look at that heaped i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire rest

adamantly trump are on the target list it seems to be the envelope who which was sent to new york was actually addressed to john brennan former cia director and a c.n.n. pundit. cia director pardon me and a commentator on c.n.n. and so as you recall the president trump revoked his security clearance just a few months back because brennan had criticized the president. fairly harshly so yes political motivation he everybody is of the opinion that this is definitely it is to be seen and that's the interesting part is how this will galvanize or impact midterm elections definitely yeah it's a good point and it's a question too will we know by election day who the sender was a correspondent to fund the months in washington and james reynolds in new york to both of you you thank. well saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin zalman has described the killing of dissident journalist jamal shogi as quote a heinous crime he said that everything would be done to bring the perpetrators to justice after coming under intense international pressure riyadh has acknowledged that the show was killed inside the country's in stambo

united nations a group of experts on yemen says his team has presented a list of human rights abuses to the united nations john dubious told al-jazeera that both saudi arabia and the u.a.e. tried to interfere in their work in the water nation a panel accused all sides in the conflict a rights abuses in a report published in august that was rejected by the saudis the u.a.e. and yemen's government. i did not expect such harsh reactions we've done a professional neutral and objective job all we did was report by based on allegations and actions we collected during our visits from testimonies and reports it's a normal process for any expos we could always discuss the results but this did not happen u.k. prime minister to resign may has taken a leaf out of the abba song book and she made the closing speech to her conservative party conference may once again showed off her dance moves to an appreciative audience before she launched a spirited defense of a government strategy earnestly was watching. all those people who spent their time queuing for the speech might have been forgiven for being a little nervous this w

but let's not forget john brennan, former cia director, was on this list as well. i'm going to play for you what he said today. remember, as a long-time overseas station chief, as they say, he doesn't scare easily. and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> unfortunately, i think donald trump too often has helped to incite some of these feelings of anger if not violence when he points to acts of violence or also talks about, you know, swinging at somebody from the press or the media. that's why i have spoken out so strongly. some would say very stridently. because of what i think is a continued failure on the part of donald trump to live up to what i think should be all of our expectations about what an american president should be doing, especially in times like this. >> john brennan, who was of course called a lowlife by the president. jill, the question is can brennan speaking like this cause other brennans to speak out? or if there were any potential profiles in courage, especially on the republican side, would we know about it by now? >> i think at this poi

list lhi day. we are told chief of staff john kelly hoped he would stay through the end of the year. he said it is time to move on after the brett kavanaugh process. president trump announced patrick sippilone will replace him. that shows he is preparing for the post election legal battles and flood of potential oversight investigations. >>> arrests of family members along the u.s. and mexico border set a record in september. "the washington post" reports that 700,000 families were picked up from the department of homeland security. families made up 4% of the total border patrol arrests. total number about 400,000 is up from the same time last year, but nowhere near the peak of the early 2000s. this follows the president's decision to end the family separation policy in july. >>> the former usa gymnastics president is being charged with tampering with evidence in the larry nassar case. steve penny ordered documents removed from the usa gymnastics training center. according to an indictment, the documents were delivered to penny at usag headquarters in indianapolis and have not been s

john goodman is busy. he also has the leading role in a hbo comedy about a tell advantage list. >>> now to a family of theoyal kind. namesake county. and as if you needed another reason to love prince harry, well we'll give you two. >> ahhhh. duchess meghan petted an adorable puppy while harry beamed ear to ear while meeting this shaggy guy. and if that wasn't enough, we would say harry is ready for future daddy duty based on this reaction to meeting a cute little baby. the two received a rock star welcome to sussex which is in the southeast corner of england. meghan looked sleek in a cream armani coat and green leather hugo boss skirt. her hair done up in her signature messy bun. during the visit the duke and american born duchess were shown copy of the u.s. declaration of independence. when they both signed an official guest book it was first names only. no need for last names or addresses. on a stop to a local university they opened a technology center. they were treated to a performance by a youth orchestra making their day a complete success. >>> meanwhile meghan's good friend priyanka chopra and her

sick to my stomach about the fact that there is a list and that the information is coming out now that could have been provided before. >> reporter: john was molested more than 700 times over the course of seven years.'s abuser was reverend joseph preacher. he is skeptical about the list because years ago he was told that was it. >> i was told they had done everything possible. and now there are new priests got -- added. i do not think that is an accident. >> reporter: hundreds came, some to share their own stories over 3 listening sessions in the bay area over the past few weeks. today, the bishops -- bishops released this statement. >> i expressed my deep regret for those who suffered. >> reporter: to wait was molested by a priest in oakland years ago. he says it took him less than half an hour to find 7 names of reese he says are credibly accused but did not appear on today's list and he will be pressuring the church to do the right thing. >> it is not forthcoming, honest and they are going to be busted forward essentially because we are going to be giving names now of people -- priests that they left off. if you ask me, it has to b

they started by listing another of the president's men, legal adviser john dean, would monitor die-to-day after the watergate break-in, i really very quickly become the desk officer at the white house on watergate. i'm the person who others below me report and then i, in turn, report up to haldeman and erlichman. >> john dean is watching on a almost number-time basis and reporting to me. number-time bad reporting to me. . >> so they're deeply involved. it is a classic criminal conspiracy. >> reporter: as woodward and bernstein suggested, the first would be at the committee to reelect the president. >> we had raised $60 million. which was the most successful fund raising at that point in history. >> but some of the city's practices were start to make sloan uneasy. >> sloan was right out of a republican central casting. clean cut, seemed to always have a shirt and tie on. but he was troubled. because he was the one who was giving out the money. >> i was fine with everything up to the point i was directed to give cash to specific individuals. >> sloan would soon learn some of the campaign ma

the obamas, the clintons, george soros, the donor to the democrats, john brennan with cnn's office in new york city listed as the address. the actor robert de niro, two pick -- packages meant for joe biden, two more for maxine waters, one for eric holder. it ended up at the office of the dnc chair woman, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz who is listed on all the packages as the returned a dress. none of the devices have exploded and nobody has been injured. all of the targets are high profile democrats and/or frequent critics of the president and many are frequent rhetorical targets of the president himself. mr. trump said during the event at the white house this afternoon, these despicable acts have no place in our country. team fox coverage throughout this hour, first to catherine herridge who is live at the justice department. catherine? >> okay.. among the highlights from the news conference, we know the suspect cesar sayoc is facing five criminal charges. they all relate to sending explosive, in this case, pipe bombs, through the mail. one of the charges includes an assault on current and former

list of witnesses. to go back to something earlier john said, i just want to clarify, yes, the judge testified in front of the committee, i don't think that testimony is sufficient in terms of what the fbi would be interested in. those were partisan questions from both sides and there were not adequate follow-up questions, and there were details, like details about a certain day on the calendar, and an fbi interview would allow for a more in depth uninterrupted interview to get all of those details of his narrative that were not captured then. >> i am not arguing whether it should or should not, but i was suggesting i could see the reasoning or why they will tell us were not being investigated in the case. you look at the witnesses, and mark judge jumps out. obviously he is the person that christine blasey ford said was in the room when the assault happened, and he's the one we know the least about, about what he might say and how hard they will press there. >> the thing about mark judge is not only was he the crucial third person in the room with the incident with dr. ford occurred, but he wrote an en

john. >> good afternoon to you. when you look at the listle to whom these packages were addressed, hillary clinton, barack obama, george soros, eric holder, maxine waters and cnn, those are some of the president's fiercest political rivals and critics. when the president responded to this earlier this afternoon, he was very, very careful to make sure that he stayed miles away from the politics that might be behind us. listen here. >> the safety of the american people is my highest and absolute priority. i have just concluded a briefing with the fbi, department of justice, department of homeland security and a u.s. secret service. as we speak, the packages are being inspected by top explosive experts and a major federal investigation is now underway. the full weight of our government is being deployed to conduct this investigation and bring those responsible for these despicable acts to justice. we will spare no resources or expense in this effort. >> the president made the remarks at an east room event to make the progress on the war of opia

prize will be announced on friday and the although no short list is revealed there's plenty of speculation about who will receive the award john hall has more on the possible contenders. so it's that time of the year again when the nobel committee is preparing to announce the winner of the famous peace prize everyone's trying to guess who's in the running well it's just that it's a guessing game because the shortlist is always a closely guarded secret. among possible winners looking at world events ethiopia's prime minister has been mentioning the peace moves between his country and declare the world raging in fears of famine in yemen the un's world food program has been suggesting very very very bad we have. already the refugee crisis and the deaths of those crossing the mediterranean remain in the spotlight with the un's refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. and groups like s.o.s. meditate on the possibly in the frame the bookmakers favorite seems to be a three way when between north korea's kim jong un the south korean president in and yes donald trump for their joint efforts to avert a nuclear war on the korean peninsula but keep

also on the list, sam moore of sam and dave, craig moore, country music artist as a mention. johneff skunk baxter of the doobie brothers. i won't sing. the president said this is going to be fun. members of congress, a long list of bipartisan participation there in the room. moments ago, it was the save our seas act. now it is the modern music act. we understand that, separate from the scum of the president will have a lunch with kanye west. we wanted to just show you that this was happening. when connie and the president get together, if we get to see that lives, we will bring it to you as we can. this hour on "outnumbered," stay tuned. meanwhile, the florida panhandle -- brutally battered. the area's most powerful hurricane on record. continuing coverage here on fox as the storm has moved through the southeast. and, despite his confirmation, democrats are refusing to give up their fight against justice brett kavanaugh. whether that is a good strategy heading into the midterm elections, or not? we will debate it. stay close. >> do you know who determined that the fbi would not in

john brennan, of course, the exception to the democrats on the list because -- but he's been a in tussle with the president who recently cancelled his security clearance. >> pete, how will federal ors go about tracking down the person or persons who did this? >> reporter: right. so two tracksserement oneo look at the devices themselves to exploit whatever forensics they can get from them, fingerprints, dna, or whatever. they'll track back. two of them were n sent through the mail, but may have been delivered by hand. that's the one to george's house in new yorko and a the one to the cnn. it was apparently sent by courier, not throu the mail, so they'll look for surveillance cameras to see if they can o figu who delivered them. they'll try to track back and figure out from those that did go through the mail and were postmarked, can ty get back to the post office of origin, can they now start to look at surveillance video from the post offices and see if they see someone carrying the packages. into the ma >> a lot of work ahead. pete williams, thank you o look forward to the report on "nig

host: in new york, the 19th district, john faso on the list on tough races.uest: a district that is, a trump district but used to be more democratic gonna associate isn't kind of a tight spot. voted for the republican health are plan after promising constituent that he would vote to protect existing conditions. democrats have made a huge issue of this. we will see this in an ad coming up. he is going up against antonio delgado. republicans are attacking the democrat for his past as a wrapper. that has plays a huge part in their attacks. this one could come down to the wire. host: thank you for the setup, here are the ads. tumor.ve a brain i was kicked off insurance. . need you i promise that we will not take this away from you. >> this bill passed by one vote. this razor thin margin is going to throw millions and millions of sick people out in the cold. >> house majority pack is responsible for this advertising. city politicians are crushing upstate families, just like nancy pelosi and governor cuomo, big-city wrapper antonio delgado supports their takeover o