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you were staff secretary, some people regard it as kind of a monitor, moderating things going in and k out but i think it's much more. and you yourself have said that that's the time of my greatest growth. and so we tryat to look at it. the only way we can look at it is to understand the documents. and it's very, very difficult. i don't want to take too much time, but we've heard a lot of noise. behind the noise is really a very sincere belief that it is so important to keep in this country, which is multiethnic, multireligious, multi-economic, a court that really serves the people, and served this great democracy. and that's my worry here that's my worry. so i look forward to your statement and answering the questions.'s thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator hatch for ten minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i first want to thank you for your tremendous work in organizing this hearing. this has been the most thorough supreme court confirmation process that i have participated in. we received more than twice as many documents for judge kavanaugh as for any supreme court nominee in history. t

liz: you say this is a one-two punch with bob woodward booker k out. >> he is an editor and -- with washington he tape records every conversations he has. the 1 wh one-two punch is washin post and "new york times," same time, same subject, same week. liz: have you seen an anonymous op-ed. >> never seen or heard. that means that "new york times" wants to keep this person employed there to be a source for them. as this person was into tomorrow's papers. liz: interesting take. we may have "new york times" reporterring trying to crack -- reporters trying to crack and find out who this person is. in control room. do we want judge's reaction on judge kavanaugh. your reacted to sound bite with judgeanay jce jackson [inaudible] liz: your reaction to protests. >> it was a side show, they did not lay a glove on him today. politically speaking, the consensus is he is worthy of confirmation, and will more likely than not receive it. liz: judge napolitano thank you. liz: this story coming up, despite fans call to boycott, nike is doubling down on colin kaepernick, new ad will launch tomorrow night, it is c

we're going to be joinone of the biggest k-pop groups out right now.r one at the billboard 200 album chart twice within the span of three months. they have sold out entire stadiums a over north america. they will be on our show next week coming to talk and perfm. all the way from south korea, bts -- >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: will be here. [ cheers and applause ] next tuesday, september 25th. you don't want to miss it. and tomorrow, we have a fun show too. i was hanging out wi him today. kevin hart will be co-hosting "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he's going to co-host? >> jimmy: he's going to co-host the show tomorrow, yeah. and he's already got bits. the guy is so funny. i love him. guys, you know how they say a a picture is worth a thousand words? well, it's also worth one meme. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: i'll show you what we're talking r out. it's tim"this week in memes." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ week in memes this week in memesye ah ♪ >> jimmy: first up, take a look at this photo of donald trump.ay his meme "when the guy at th

the k-pop band bts sold out sold oracle arena. and a group met downtown to look at the k-pop phenomenon. >> reporter: k-pop fanatics filled the plaza cesar chavez. this is the dance class that explores a different music genre. popping up this week is k-pop. >> it's like korean break dancing, if you will. >> reporter: the bts brought out thousands. fans lined up days in advance to get a good spot in front of the stage. >> i get crazy when i hear their songs. i'm shook. i'm like, i have to dance. >> reporter: in a different language, 11-year-old ariel says the music speeb speaks to them. patrick santos never thought bts or korean pop music would find any glory in the bay area. >> in 2014, i never thought a k-pop idol would be near the states. >> reporter: but it's everywhere. and fans say it's for everyone. >> i didn't know what to expect. it met more than my expectations. they're dancing and going wild and meeting friends and talking to people. it's wonderful. >> reporter: there's two more dance classes in the eight-week city dance

subsequent to that statement being made the leader of the p u k list talabani has rejected this claim and said that it is far too early to come out with statements like that. rejecting results as they are still being counted meanwhile the k d p the cavy p.d. the ship in the towns of sunni and how large or which a p u k strongholds have come out and make claims about election violations there also i mean i think these incidents obviously just showed just how these parliamentary elections are indeed how the fall the build up to them has been we have seen these increasing. divisions between the two main political players in this region the k d p and the p u k there's always been a if you like an on the on easy. leadership agreement if you like in this region that is full not partisan subsequent to that referendum and the failed referendum that we saw last year and also the fact that the katif they blamed the p u k as being complicit with the baghdad government the baghdad army when the peshmerga the kurdish full seasons were forced to withdraw from kirkuk last year so i think we've got to be honest here this is an election in iraq t

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just last week, the k-pop boy band bts sold out at oracle arena. >> fans met in downtown san jose for crash course in k-pop choreography. amanda del castillo has our story >> reporter: flashing lights and k-pop fanatics filled the plaza on thursday. this is all part of san jose city dance series which offers free dance lessons over the course of eight weeks. each class exploring a new music genre. popping up this week is k-pop. >> it is kind of like korean break-dancing if you will. >> reporter: the music that brought out the bts army by the thousands last week in oakland. sky 7 was overhead as fans lined up days in advance to get a good spot in front of the sold-out stage. >> dude, i get crazy whenever i hear the song. i get shook. oh, my god, it's bts. i've got to dance! >> even in a different language, ariel and her friends say k-pop speaks to them. it was taught by patrick santos. someone who never would have guessed k-pop would find any flory here in the bay area. >> i would never have thought a k-pop idol would be anywhere near the states. >> reporter: but it's everywhere. fans

k but also through 14. how did you figure that out? >> k to 12 model came to the united states 100 years ago and it served us extraordinarily well and partly why the united states has been so successful economically but also a vibrant democracy is we did have a more educated populace and citizenry than the rest of the world. i would argue what worked well for the past 100 years is insufficient for the next five let alone the next 15 we have to start younger on the pre-k side and a high school diploma now is important but you cannot get a good job today with just that. four-year universities to year community -- 20 colleges or vocational training of pre-k through 14 model at a minimum not just to educate but to help young people find good jobs and have a growing middle class and a physically engaged democracy to earn a living that is what we all want for our kids and families. i am not that old but if my friends dropped out it wasn't great but it wasn't the end of the world they could work out the stockyard and make a living and support

same in two thousand and nine and the united states in two thousand and twelve after the m e k was forced outof iraq it was the us who brokered a deal to resettle them in albania where the social media campaign against the islamic republic continues this activity is very much focused on the debate in the west because i think the intention is in part to prepare public opinion in the west for whatever kind of regime change agenda washington is pursuing if the regime continues its nuclear aspirations it will have bigger problems than it has ever had before these i make a members they have no way back they are absolutely desperate and you know are probably willing to get behind anything it's not like what happens on social media stays there anymore it filters way into mainstream media there is so much propaganda so much fake news it would take very little create a wave of what looks like popularity and opinion against the government is not necessarily real. the m.e. k. did not agree to our request for an interview telling us that plots involving agents of iran posing as journalists made any conta

same in two thousand and nine and the united states in two thousand and twelve after the m e k was forced outof iraq it was the us who brokered a deal to resettle them in albania where their social media campaign against the islamic republic continues this activity. a is very much focused on the debate in the west because i think the intention is in part to prepare public opinion in the west for whatever kind of regime change agenda washington is pursuing if the regime continues its nuclear aspirations it will have bigger problems than it has ever had before these i make a members they have no way back they are absolutely desperate and you know are probably willing to get behind anything it's not like what happens on social media stays there anymore it feel to the mainstream media there is so much propaganda so much fake news it would take very little create a wave of what looks like popular opinion against a government that's not necessarily real. you did not agree to our request for an interview telling us that plots involving agents of iran posing as journalists made any contact impossible

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subsequent to that statement being made the leader of the p u k list qubad talabani has rejected this claim and said that it is far too early to come out with statements like that. rejecting results as they are still being counted meanwhile the k d p the k.t. p.d.t. ship in the towns of sunni and shia which a p u k strongholds of come out and make claims about election violations there also i mean i think these incidents obviously just showed just how full these palm tree elections are indeed how the a for the build up to them has been we have seen these increasing divisions between the two main political players in this region the k d p and the p u k there's always been a if you like an on an easy. leadership agreement if you like in this region and that is full of partisan subsequent to that referendum the failed referendum that we saw last year and also the fact that the k.t. they blamed the p u k as being complicit with the baghdad government the baghdad army when the peshmerga the kurdish full seasons were forced to withdraw from kirkuk last year. well let's take a closer look at this point of entry lection iran three point one mi

so people were out on the streets of k minutes again but this time in the name of peace. ok we're going to catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world large crowds have turned out for the funeral of a pro russian rebel leader oleksandr. was killed in an explosion in eastern ukraine last week russia's foreign ministry has accused ukraine of organizing his murder. was blamed his death on separatist infighting. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has canceled three hundred million dollars in aid to pakistan and citing a lack of decisive action against militants in the country the u.s. believes pakistan has allowed several terror groups operate freely especially near its border with afghanistan the u.s. secretary of state is due to visit pakistan next week. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has praised the separate decision by washington to end its decades long funding of the united nations agency that provides aid for palestinian refugees that are you know who said the money should instead be you. used to quote rehabilitate the refugees th

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deliver very much proud of that referendum that was led by the k d p it's fair to say well ninety two percent will ninety two percent of people came out and voted in that referendum for eventual succession but it resulted in some some heavy punishments from baghdad meanwhile the p u k is coming out some is saying that same its campaign despite it being weakened because it was accused as being complicit with the baghdad government's way and federal forces reach of the oil fields around kirkuk the p u k s is campaigning against corruption and campaigning for greater unity amongst the kurdish parties and then there's a whole host of smaller policies as well for example the policy calling itself new generation again focusing on corruption and graft and very much tired so their leaders say all that dominance of the the k d p and the p u k another policy goron is actually campaigning for promising parliamentary reform so there are a whole host of issues and let's not of course include the economy in that because the economy has suffered so drastically in recent years but you know the question is whether despite all these campaign promises c

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we can enforce their immigration laws through another mechanism,k not ice. outf hand. >> tucker: what's wrong with ice? i'm trying. i'm trying! if you are ever in washington, call me. i would love to hear more about this because i'm soo confused. thank you for coming on, i appreciate that. >> tucker: the incoming president of mexico is a left-wing populist who repeatedly said on the campaign trail that the population of the world has an absolute right to move to america and americath hs an obligation to let all of theh in. we spoke to univision anchor jorge ramose just before the mexican election. >> tucker: tell me a little more about this right of all the people in the world to come to the united states. where does that right come from? >> let me just say right at the beginning, i don't speak for the mexican government or any other presidential candidates. but ahead of the polls right now. he's reaching almost 50%. he's a leftist candidate. and what he has said is that he's vowing to be a president for the 130 million mexicans in mexico and for about the 12 mi

. >>> and the >>> official events are under way as a prelude to a sold out show of a korean boy band. the k-pop band bts is performing one night only in oakland. yeah, we're pulling out as you see the big line there. the craze surrounding them is just hitting a high note. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live outside of oracle arena. aim? >> hi, kristen. i was amazed when i saw the line other at 6:00 in the morning and it kept growing. they are starting to let them into the parking lot now so they are now behind me. look at the mess though. all the creature comforts that they left behind here on the line and they needed all this stuff because they have been here for so long, and a lot of trash here now. aside from this unsightly mess, other than that the crowd has just been delightful and full of love for this band. they are enthusiastic, adoring and willing to wait in line for days, even though many of them already have tickets to get in. >> i got here on monday, and i started camping out around like 11:00 that night. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they are in line to see this group, bts, a boy ban

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british airways flight has taken off from iran after the carrier suspended flights in and out of the country air france k l m is also stopping flights there it says the service is not commercially viable the decision follows the us pull out of the iran nuclear deal in may and reinstatement of heavy sanctions german airline love and a number of non european airlines however will keep flying to ron in the u.k. thousands of people have marched again sprague's this is the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn as promised to give his party members a choice on the matter paul brennan is at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all the other issues here in interviews labor leader jeremy colvin continues to stress his preference for a good deal with europe not necessarily with the u.k. still inside the e.u. and if his general election were in office we would go straight to the negotiating table because we want to protect jobs and industries in this country w

raise the cost of energy in our state $1,000 per family and take a tremendous amount of money out of our public k-12 education system. so i want affordable and accessible energy and i want to clean energy. >> thank you. our next question is from joe ferguson for mr. garcia. >> mr. garcia, the nuclear plant is clean energy, would you agree it should be counted as a clean form of energy? >> i've heard both sides that it should or should not be included as clean energy. the key here is renewable energy that we're focusing on so we can have an energy source that continues to renew itself, continues to contribute. my focus is going to be on solar. it's low-hanging fruit in arizona. and it's low-hanging fruit in arizona because we have so many solar resources. let's start there. let's work on solar energy. i am in favor of proposition 127 because we need to do more in energy. one of the things you get with doug dusey is a lack of imagination. telling us over and over again what we can't do, instead of foe us -- focusing on what we can. we can do more solar energy. we need to do more on solar energy. ye

those flames now appear to be out,ut the fire has reinvigorate ed itself on the k street side of the building. the way it was explained by one firefighters in the attic, flames travel easily f part of the building to another along the beams and woodwork on the inside there. you may see a mixture of white smoke and black smoke as we're in the live picture here, the white smoke indicating where they have been able to put out some of the fire. black smoke means it's fresh flames doused with water at this point.we ave seen some of the k street side of the building crumbling. i assume that's the roof, at least pieces of the shingling falling from the roof there. we have heard that there are still a firefighters w fighting this fire from inside the building. this is an attack that we can see the ladder trucks putting water on this from outside, but there's still firefighters, seeing them move on adg bay between the portions of the building here on the auds, and we believe there's othersg attackhese flames from inside the building as well. this started around 3:30 when the calls came in. we

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