to las vegas tried to talk to every anybody that's had any knowledge of the situation back then katherine may on the for example refused to talk to us think of them now in the piece that we published last week she speaks out for the first time out in the public and you discovered a settlement that had been agreed between ronaldo and this miss my old. yes it's a settlement agreement between ronaldo and miss my yard and in the beginning of two thousand and ten it made katherine mayorga promise that she would never talk about this incident in the public anymore and ronaldo in turn paid her three hundred seventy five thousand dollars and it was promised by remodels lawyers that she was allowed to write a letter to him where she would write about the incident away where she could address rinaldo it's a very emotional very graphic letter that we have now documents as well that we reported on last year and she's basically saying quote that he ruined her life with what happened back of that and the settlement agreement said that this letter has to be ready to run out of and so what does he say ab

katherine: to an extent.y said it is still early days in terms of how they will structure this combination, right? they are not sure about whether they will fully integrated or it will be a standalone thing, which makes sense. the deal was signed this morning. but they do talk about how oppenheimer funds will add a lot of asset management, which is different. obviously invesco has grown so huge in the passive space. that way they are adding more of a complementary thing rather than piling it on one particular area. vonnie: why is this? why is the strategy they are taking on the passive side -- now they have a bunch of active strategies to work with? katherine: active management has been in a secular decline. why are you betting on it? they pointed us to the fact that they think we are piling too much into passive, frankly. we are investing way more in that when we should have more diversified sets of income. i think it will be an interesting time to be saying that. markets are a little more volatile and peopl

katherine, it's great to see you. katherine harris is my favorite reporter, though that's a low bar. >> you were my favorite congressman. >> i -- fair enough. katherine is not only a very talented reporter but an incredibly capable woman and she and her husband are good friends of susan and mine. thank you for being part of this event tonight. tom, those were very kind remarks. jefferson and madison, pompeo. doesn't quite roll off the tongue, but one can always live in hope. i was also reminded when you said that i'm the 70th secretary of state reminded that there's only 45 presidents, so that means there is a lot more turnover in my job unanimous th so i'm going to enjoy the moment. thank you, dr. makovsky, for having me here tonight, and thank you, everyone at jinsa, for this award. i want to accept it on behalf of the entire united states department and i'll also accept it as a challenge to keep my foot on the gas at the department of state. [ applause ] >> i see a lot of friends here tonight, and i know you all ha

the first traces of this incident in june two thousand and nine which we christened a run out on katherine my dog and we sat down and all worked together and gathered as much information as possible also went outside went to las vegas tried to talk to every anybody that had any knowledge of the situation back then katherine may on the for example refused to talk to us back and then now in the piece that we published last week she speaks out for the first time out in the public and you discovered a settlement that had been agreed between ronaldo and this miss my old. yes it's a settlement agreement between ronaldo and miss my yard and in the beginning of two thousand and ten it made katherine mayorga promise that she would never talk about this incident in the public anymore and ronaldo in turn paid her three hundred seventy five thousand dollars and it was promised by remodels lawyers that she was allowed to write a letter to him where she would write about the incident away where she could address rinaldo it's a very emotional very graphic letter that we have now documents as well that we

katherine cortez mastio, a democrat won in 2016. dean heller, a republican often called the most-endangered republican. what is your state of mind on that place? >> i think republicans, particularly ones running in that senate race, dean heller as you mentioned as we have been talking about since this race has sort of really heated up, is the only gop senator across the country that is running in a state that went for hillary clinton in 2016. so i think it's the reason why you see president trump here fly in twice in two months with the same sort of playbook. he goes up on stage, he brings dean heller up on stage and as soon as heller sits down, he said you know what, if you're not going to vote for him, vote for me. i think that's the strategy that's has been employed by the gop. but if you're a republican, you can say the same thing about democrats. the former president has been here, former vice president and first lady. i think it's the ultimate toss-up state, very purple state and it's going to be within the margin of error. th

recognizable faces in world football christiane over naldo is now at the center of right allegations katherine new yorker has filed a lawsuit against ronaldo claiming he repeatedly raped her in a los vegas hotel room while she screamed no back in two thousand and nine for now to himself use twitter to deny the allegations calling ripen abominable crime may yoga told her story to german magazine der spiegel who had been investigating the allegations for more than a year the story has involved evolved since then obviously we've published three articles about it and then there was that me too movement coming in a couple of months later and customer your guest says that she was encouraged by this me two movements to actually speak out for herself too because she witnessed many other women spoke out for the first time about what they experience may yoga claims are now paid her an out of court settlement of three hundred seventy five thousand u.s. dollars her lawyers say the settlement is void juta medical condition suffered as a result of the assault. based upon his examination dr roy men diagnosed

chris pratt and his son jack spent time with chris' new lady katherine schwarzenegger in santa monicaand here's hunky chris hey in australia hitting the waves with wife elsa pataky. yesterday chris and his trainer picked up a hitch hiker. >> we'll give him a lift. >> little does he know we're getting a chopper. here he is guys, here is a hitch hiker. >> are you guys flying to byron? >> that was a hitch hiker. what a welcome. >> all right scotty, dream's over. back to the normal hitch hiking. >> come on. >> you would like to hitch hike on that helicopter. you love him. >> he's kind of dreamy. >>> still ahead -- e . marry sc.es of "bohemian rhapsody." rami malik takes us back to the beginning of his freddie mercury transformation. >> i may have had a beer in my hand. >>> and -- ♪ i've got friends in low places ♪ >> only "e.t." is backstage for garrett brooks' notre dame stadium take over. >> getting emotional about playing in this stadium, huh? >> yeah. i am walking down that t ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- 98% of us don't get enough omega-3s. which is why megared advanced 4in1

katherine rooney vera.gy, katherine in this atmosphere where we have neck-snapping moves? >> absolutely, liz. prudent investors will take the opportunity to go long the market and attempt buy and hold strategy. so those who can weather some volatility, i don't say this is the end of our volatility but i do think earnings growth are very strong, 27% year over year is spectacular. year-to-date, liz, we're up 25%, year-over-year. the fact the economy is growing way above potential. so i think that the, fundamentals are conducive for long term growth. so i am long the market. liz: long the market. the market is long, tom, we're up 447 points for the dow. that isn't really the market that is 30 stocks. s&p 500 is up 42 points. you buying a basket of stocks, when you look in sort of the binoculars ahead not back? >> i'm here in washington, d.c. at the charles schwab institutional conference where the advisors at schwab manage over a trillion dollars. liz, they're worried. they are worried because the long-term tr

katherine: absolutely.even is one of those big around the numbers that investors like to focus on. even though it is psychological, it is important because we have never seen the dollar and the offshore yuan reach that level before. there is a debate on what happens if we reach that level. a few sources have said to me that that is maybe when we see serious capital outflows from china. woroline: certainly given t years ago. scarlet: if it continues weakening, it will come up between president trump and presidency -- president xi. david thank you for the great analysis. -- caroline: thank you for the great analysis. wreck, we will get into the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's get you a check of the latest business flash headlines. larry ellison says that he in tesla and -- elon musk. he went off script to bring up electric carmaker and the ceo. he says that tesla was his second biggest investment. he criticized media coverage of elon musk. he says that tesla has a lot of upside. google is firing for emplo

however, the chair of uk sport, dame katherine grainger, doesn't believe that's the case. sport, damee that's the caselj think the biggest thing with any sector across the united kingdom right now is uncertainty. i think with brexit, no one really knows what will happen short—term or longer term or what the impact will be. ithink longer term or what the impact will be. i think it's a conversation that is constantly being had. as per as i know, none of the international federations are we work with are bringing that up as a concern at the moment —— as far as i know. as far asi moment —— as far as i know. as far as i know everything is moving as we hope. but it becomes a factor that we will need to take very seriously. horse racing is one of britain. 0ld est horse racing is one of britain. oldest and most popular sports, attracting 6 million of us to the racetrack each year but it's also a multi—billion pound industry in the uk. it could be heavily impacted by brexit. richard conway has more. sunrise over newmarket, the home of british horse racing. and, like every morning, some of the

so that's what worries me during the day. [ applause ] >> katherine? >> i would definitely he cecho point. now when you do research at these presidential libraries, you have to look at what other people have foiled as well. there is already this pattern that the material isn't as widely available as it was once if you go to, say, the truman library. it's a challenge we deal with. i guess what keeps me up at night is just wanting to see our field become, and continue to become, more relevant. and i love what you're doing and what you're doing. i'm privileged also of visiting the massachusetts historical society. there was a wonderful exhibit there about these people who lived in -- i guess it was south boston, right, and they were setting up this community and they were workers, and they were, you know, around the time of the adamses, but they were average people and they sure drank a lot of wine, let me tell you. those were the wealthy ones. i thought, this really makes the story relevant to all of us, right? these are real people. and the adams, by th

katherine herridge is back for more. the key player on the hell was nelly ohr. >> she is stuck in the middle. on the one hand her husband who got the dossier to the fbi, and on the other side fusion gps run by glenn simpson and lawmakers trying to find out whose idea it was to create the back channel. was it the ohrs oakland something? nelly invokes spousal privilege which is a privilege that protects communications with your spouse. they didn't make a lot of headway but they remain a central focus on the investigation. shannon: one of the founders of fusion gps was on the hill, but anything for him? >> glenn simpson on the hill, cofounder of fusion gps, and he takes the fifth. he would be on the hell multiple times before which is accurate but those committees didn't have the full picture of the back channel with the dossier to the fbi. and argued they need to see the big picture of russian interference, but you know from your legal training that the dossier needed to be verified and was not verified when it was used. o

person that may be or allegedly harms katherine miyagi but we could easily prove that not the case as they as they set in a statement from today. from this week. lawyer which is a german media lawyer said that this story is basically too private to become public he says we infringed his personal rights christiane and i was personal rights and we totally disagree with this argumentation we say this is a story of huge public interest and we will continue to cover it thank you for joining us this evening christiane. a group of n.g.o.s is defying an italian crackdown on migrant rescue ships in the mediterranean and has sent a new vessel to patrol the waters off libya the matter you left is to leave on thursday on the same day that another civilian rescue ship the aquarius sailed into the french port of must say after its registration was revoked the ship's richer is now uncertain amid growing hostility from european governments to charity lead rescue operations. the aquarius heads towards its final push of color might say in southern france it was the last private aid ship rescuing migran

it made katherine mayorga promise that she would never talk about this incident in the public anymore and ronaldo in turn paid her three hundred seventy five thousand dollars and it was promised by remodels lawyers that she was allowed to write a letter to him where she would write about the incident a way where she could address rinaldo it's a very emotional very graphic letter that we have now documents as well that we reported on last year and she's basically saying quote that he ruined her life with what happened back of that and the settlement agreement said that this letter has to be ready to run out of and so what does he say about this. christiano ronaldo denies the accusations of sexual assault and even he denies them from the beginning he let us know through his lawyer speak in two thousand two thousand and seventeen that he doesn't want to comment any further but he is actually strongly denying our story at saying that he didn't sexually assault catherine miyagi he also published a statement on twitter pretty much stating the same thing again so that's not really breaking n

it made katherine mayorga promise that she would never talk about this incident in the public anymore and. ronaldo in turn page her three hundred seventy five thousand dollars and it was promised by remodels lawyers that she was allowed to write a letter to him where she would write about the incident a way where she could address rinaldo it's a very emotional very graphic letter that we have now documents as well that we reported on last year and she's basically saying quote that he ruined her life with what happened back of that and the settlement agreement said that this letter has to be ready to run out of and so what does he say about this. denies the accusations of sexual assault and even he denies them from the beginning he let us know through his lawyer speak in two thousand two thousand and seventy that he doesn't want to comment any further but he's actually strongly denying our story and saying that he didn't sexually assault catherine the he also published a statement on twitter pretty much stating the same thing again so that's not really breaking news the strategy of his

investigation as the police of las vegas confirmed a couple days back this a civil complaint filed by katherine new yorker and her lawyer last week and we have now the first statements from a sports who published the fifo nineteen video game with going out on its cover and in fact nike coming out and saying that they closely monitor the situation and nike saying that they're very concerned about this. one of the biggest names in sports and his accuser face a nervy few wakes as the investigation picks up pace. to head office from the business is here and i understand that economy ministers are meeting to try and create tensions and that's right and they've been discussing what they can offer the united states to ease trade tensions and avoid a return to the tit for tat tariff conflict that could hit cars made in the e.u. in july u.s. president ronald trump agreed to hold back on his threatened twenty five percent import tariff for you because on the go she asians take place between the two sides . yeah german economy minister picked out my old warned that time was running out and called on e.u.

based upon his examination dr white man diagnosed katherine is suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and major depression. in dr reitman's medical opinion the psychological injuries were caused by christiane over now those two thousand and nine sexual assaults. but the pressure is mounting on her now though is big name sponsors have voiced their concern amid a police investigation now it's an ongoing investigation as the police of las vegas confirms a couple days back there's a civil complaint filed by katherine new york and her lawyer last week and we have noticed first statements from a sports who published the nineteen video game with going out on its cover and in fact nike coming out and saying that they closely monitor the situation and nike saying that they're very concerned about this. the biggest name in sports and his accuser face a nervy few wakes as the investigation picks up pace. on the rinaldo club event history have been criticized for their twitter reaction to the allegations facing the player the italian champions initially praised him for his professionalism since j

katherine downes, bbc news, at st george's park. michael, and if it gets is a category for that would be the most powerful ever to hit the panhandle and likely to cause disruption with its wind and inundation from floodwater as well. the storm surge the height of a double—decker bus and also a sustained wind of 145 miles an hour and also around eight, ten inches of parts of georgia and alabama and then across into the carolinas tomorrow. so if you have an interest in that part of the world state should do the forecast. back home it is really a mind at the moment, we have already 24 celsius in some places and staying warm for most for the rest of the day. a lovely autumnal day. unfortunately it will not last because overnight we bring in some showers across the channel through the latter part of the evening. there will be

. >> katherine, scott jennings and ryan as well. what do you think, did he nail it, katherine? yeah. it's all in the hair to be honest. the snl wig people are like geniuses. yes, i thought he did a very good job. >> i think that howard did a better impression. the voice was higher. ryan, when people think about sarah palin, tina fey's famous line, i can see russia from my house. that comes to mind. >> yeah. >> palin never said that. tina fey did. is matt damon's angry sniffling version of kavanaugh similar to that? >> yeah. the power of "saturday night live" and now probably more than ever because so many americans are glued to politics right now, all the ratings, all the numbers suggest that. and people are glued -- were glued to the kavanaugh hearings. yeah, these pop culture impersonations breakthrough and come to define people. going back to chevy chase playing gerald ford. >> stumble over everything and i remember that. they didn't try to make him look like gerald ford, right? it was all physical comedy. gerald ford did not stumble all the time, was a good athlete but peop

only wanted to the progress of some of them many leave too far away and have no way of getting help katherine sorry al-jazeera kikwete democratic republic of congo. or a co-founder of microsoft paul allen has died of the age of sixty five he was suffering from cancer alan was an investor. and philanthropist who influenced many aspects of modern life from technology and science to music he founded microsoft with bill gates in nineteen seventy five. let's take you through some of the headlines here now dizzier now al-jazeera has learned from the attorney general's office in turkey that forensic experts have found evidence of the murder of jamal khashoggi turkish investigators spent more than twelve hours searching for clues after finally being allowed into the saudi consulate in istanbul the saudi journalist was last seen there two weeks ago the u.s. secretary of state has arrived in riyadh for talks with king sound man mike pompei o. is also expected to have dinner with the crown prince mohammed bin sandman it was sent by donald trump who suggested that rogue killers could have murdered. new u

i'm katherine downes.doors — but what can gareth southgate‘s new stars produce, as england take on croatia in the nations league? mourinho, ferguson, and the struggles of elite sport — we talk to michael carrick about manchester united and the champions league loss that triggered his depression. i still don't know if it was because ofa game i still don't know if it was because of a game or if it was... i don't know what triggered it really. and bullied and belittled — we speak exclusively to beckie scott — the olympic champion who walked out on wada, in protest of their approach to russian doping. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm katherine downes. good evening — thanks forjoining us on sportsday this friday evening. we're going to start in croatia where there's just over an hour to go till england kick off their nations league match — but it's being played behind closed doors. croatia are being punished for the appearance of a swastika on their pitch a couple of years ago. andy swiss is there for us — s

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for our update on the midterms, we welcome katherine clark.eded ed markey in the a specialhe result of election in 2013 representing the congressional district of new york. she comes from boston. welcome. good to have you here. rep. clark: thank you. i'm pleased to be here. david: this year is interesting because you were the cochair of the d triple c, red to blue initiative. you've added a lot of the candidates. take us into that process. how did you go about picking candidates you thought could help the democrats recapture the house of representatives? rep. clark: over the last year and a half, i have met with over 400 potential candidates. we really look for candidates who have not necessarily run for office, we have many first-time candidates. but who are a good match with their district. and are really going to speak to those issues that family care about at home. one of the defining issues of this midterm will be health care. many of the candidates that i have worked with and that are now very close to becoming new members of congress, w

investigation as the police of las vegas confirmed a couple days back there's a civil complaint filed by katherine may yaga and her lawyer last week and we have now the first statements from a sports who published the nineteen video game with not on its cover and in fact nike coming out and saying that they closely monitor the situation and nike saying that they're very concerned about this. one of the biggest names in sports and his accuser face a nervy few wakes as the investigation picks up pace. the norwegian nobel committee will announce this year's winner of the nobel peace prize shortly the committee has received three hundred thirty one nominations the second highest number of candidates ever the selection process is highly secretive but there has been a lot of speculation over who might win the coveted award this year among those put forward this year are the syrian civilians rescue group white helmets u.s. anti surveillance activist edward snowden and german chancellor angela merkel last year's winner was the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. and we will be bringing you

getting set to face croatia on friday and then spain on monday in the nations league. 0ur reporter katherine on tuesday. it feels like there has been a bit ofa it feels like there has been a bit of a refresh at st georges park. the teams in action immediately after the world cup felt very familiar, but there have been a good few fresh faces around in the training ground this morning as england buildup in the next nations league games against croatia and spain. the press out in force this morning. all the cameras pointing at a certainjayden centre, 18 years old, the first player born in this millennium to be picked to represent england. a huge buzz around him and his fellow new bees as well. james madison and mason mount. some talk about the youth, the youth of the squad, the average age of the 25 man squad 23 yea rs average age of the 25 man squad 23 years old. 0ne average age of the 25 man squad 23 years old. one of the more experienced collops has fallen somewhat under the radar today, josee‘s ross barkley, who is back in the squad after more than 2.5 years after his last england —— chelse

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katherine heritage is live in washington. >> reporter: this weekend, the attorney general swiftly issuedtatement that made clear the death penalty is on the table. >> these alleged crimes are represent prehenceable and utterly repugnant to the values of this nation. they will file hate crimes and others including charges that could lead to the debt penalty. the attorney general and his deputy to made clear the crime merited the most severe punish. >> you can be sure our team, the fbi and department of justice, on this case, charges have already been filed. we intend to do our duty in this matter with vigor and integrity. >> shortly after the suspect was taken down, the fbi told reporters he was armed with an ar-15 rifle and three handguns, shep. >> shepard: how does the doj review work? >> there is a multi-faceted review process that considers specific factors, the strength of the evidence, the suspect's past criminal history and aggravating factors such as whether the crime was committed in a particularly heinous and cruel manner as well as the level of premedication. others included th

here is katherine heritage with more. >> reporter: mister baker, did you think the deputy attorney generalod rosenstein was serious about recording the president? mister baker, will you take our questions? >> the top lawyer ignored reporters, lawmakers and james baker did not back away from his october 3rd testimony, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was serious about recording the president in may 2017, lawmakers said baker was not in the rosenstein meeting and relied on accounts from senior fbi officials including acting fbi director andrew mccabe who was accused of lying to federal investigators. >> the words of mccabe led to think this is very serious and moving into an operational base. >> reporter: in a statement rosenstein said he never authorized secret recording of the source said his comments were sarcastic and they want rosenstein to clear the air with an interview under oath but so far there is no agreement. one republican went further. >> rod rosenstein steps down, should do so immediately, so the president well. >> reporter: in a rare interview by the wall street journal

this can only warn you to the progress of some of them too far away and have no way of getting help katherine sorry al-jazeera kikwete democratic republic of congo. chinese authorities find the pharmaceutical company one point three billion dollars and the rest of fifteen people including the company's chairwoman over a faulty rabies vaccine. lifesciences limited was found to have falsified dates on its production of a vaccine for humans against a viral infection the company was also found to be using expired fluid to produce some of its batches criminal charges could now follow. so ahead in this news hour a sports this british tennis player makes a good start at the kremlin cup. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. and now here is file with all this for. barbara thank you so much germany faces serious threat from the way for nations league a top tier after losing to world champions france on cheese day anton greaseman starts for the home side in paris after going behind the atletico f

he and katherine schwarzenegger are going strong. the conversation was about setting up a possible play date for chris '6-year-old son jack. >>> coming up, dancing with the pint size stars. how honey boo-boo plans to rumba over her costars. >>> kate hudson's baby just arrived. who will be the next star to deliver. >>> plus, our exclusive inside station 19 with the hot new guy everybody's talking about. >> he's a beautiful man person. >> he's so good looking. >> there's a lot to love. >>> first, we teamed up with bleaker street to give an inside look at "colette." based on a true story, keira knightley plays the famed french author and dominic west is her husband who takes credit for her writing. >> they were a powerful combination. kind of incredible creatures. you needed to see why she was with him. >> reporter: >> the movie premiered at the toronto film festival to rave reviews. he were the hot celebrity couple of their day. >> we think that's a modern phenomenon, and it isn't. >> what would their celebrity couple name be? >> wille

katherine burns, bbc news.ill have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: hurricane michael, the most powerful storm to hit the south—east of the us in decades, is moving on georgia after causing devastation in florida. wind speeds are up to 200 kilometres an hour. so far one death has been reported — at a home in gadsen county. president trump says he's had high—level talks with saudi officials about the disappearance of a prominent saudi journalist and government critic. jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last week, but was never seen leaving. newly released cctv is said to show a saudi hit—squad arriving in turkey. a chinese intelligence official has appeared in a us court on espionage charges. yanjun xu is accused of stealing sensitive trade secrets from an american aviation company. he's an official from china's ministry of state security. he was extradited to the us from belgium. what is the world's media talkin

connell: get back to katherine and john's discussion or debate there. what do you think, mark, is priced in. what is the market anticipating, not what you think will happen, but what you think the market already baked into the cake in terms of interest rates? >> i think we're expecting to see three rate hikes. one more this year and two more next year. as katherine said i think market is reflecting that, reflecting in the yield market and equity market. the equity market is pulling forward prospects of the risks around midterm elections and trade. i don't think it is fully discounted. i think we're closer to a bottom and we'll ultimately land at the top before this expansion exhausts itself. connell: whatever we're going through, would you agree, john, we're not done with yet? >> we're not done with it. i think bias for equity prices are lower. memories of 1987 the bias is lower until the fed at least changes its tone and perhaps maybe the fed will eventually be forcing to even cut rates in response to heightened financial market volatility. keep your e

mary katherine from the federalist joins our conversation.hat the presidents barely if ever, if they were unhappy with the fed, you hear it from time to time, but not the fed is crazy and out of control. that's trumpian. >> it used to be a lot of things. it is the very definition of trumpian and it is an independent organization. he picked the guy. he can add to that, that the reason rates are rising is because the economy is strong. they were low and now we are trying to curb the idea that things might get bubbley and out of control. that's what's going on here. he can take credit and acknowledge the correction at the same time. >> this congress and this white house raised the deficit substantially with a tax cut package and increasing domestic spending. you know who predicted that higher deficits would lead to that? mick mulvaney. this is not a surprise. tech stocks have been strong, but they are declining a bit. there are concerns about the tariffs. nobody knows if this is the start of a trend. nobody is predicting that with any confidence

lou: katherine thank you very much. the president vowed to track down whoever sent those suspicious packages and punish them for their threatening actions. fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts with the story. president trump: we're extremely angry, upset, unhappy, about what we witnessed this morning and we will get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: with the crosshairs being set on some of the fierce political critics president trump was careful to keep politics far away from his response to the potentially deadly mailings. president trump: the safety of the american people is my highest and absolute priority. the full weight of our government is being deployed to conduct this investigation and bring those responsible for these despicable acts to justice >> reporter: in a surprise move, opening an event on combating opioid addiction the first lady added her condemnation of the terrorist acts. we cannot tolerate those could you cowardly attacks and i strongly condemn all violence. >> reporter: with the m

concerned about the rape allegation being made against him who are now denies the accusation from katherine my yoga that he sexually assaulted her in las vegas nine years ago nike have a lifetime deal with ronaldo with up to a billion dollars and say they are closely monitoring the situation that was also the message from videogame manufacturer e.a. who have featured rinaldo on the front cover of the fee for game for two years they say they expect ambassadors to conduct themselves in a manner that is consistent with the values six times out of american germans baka juniors are through to the semifinals of this year's copper liberty dollars the argentine team were up against because they're of brazil in the second leg of the final match resettles called first but then had a player sent off for a second yellow card backers christiane pub on lifted until deep into stoppage time before equalizing it finished one one but dhaka went through three one on aggregate they'll play another brazilian merits for a place in the final. the youth olympic games that begin in buenos aires on saturday or getti

katherine gallagher. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] dude, you did all of the "snl" bits.nk if you talk to anyone i went to high school with, they were like, "yep, that's abbi's thing." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, this is halloween. i often did it for halloween. not just any old day of the week. [ laughter ] but good timing. but, yeah, i wrote a letter to lorne. it was -- i read about it in the book. it was kind of like threatening. it was like, "you better watch out cause i'm going to b the ow" >> jimmy: but it was a little kid writing it. >> i was like, yeah, i was probably 11. >> jimmy: yeah, but that's not threatening, "you better watch out, here i come." >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, yeah. >> it was. it was. but like who knows. >> jimmy: it wasn't creepy like redrum. [ laughter ] "you better watch out." >> i don't know if i said how old i was, but i made a bet with my brother that by the time i turned 20, i would be in the cast, and i'd own him $100. >> jimmy: yeah, so did he pay up? >> i mean, when i turn 20, i'll figure out if i owe. [ laughter ] >> no, i haven't pai

pound sterling, 128.04 let's talk about the global market slide in progress joining me is katherine rooney markets. also seema mody is joining us. seema, how are things playing out in the emerging market side of things, there's weakness but there has been for some time >> that's right. that disappointing read on amazon's earnings weighing on global tech shares names like alibaba and baidu are down this month and this year. technology a big part of why the markets are down right now we have this under-performance that we're seeing in chinese tech names which has such a big weighting in the index aside from that, volatile oil prices and the dollar which hit a high for 2018 yesterday. the stronger dollar, that's never good news for emerging markets, specifically nations that are holding dollar denominated debt that's still a reoccurring concern for investors here >> katherine, we're focusing on the earnings reports, technology, but also geopolitical risks are out there as well. in the middle east for sure, but also we have a big election or round of elections coming up in brazil what is it ab

mary katherine hamm with the federalist. anyone blaming the president?president wants to snake about him. amen for what he first said yesterday. let's take a breath and everybody tone it down. let the investigators do their nob. we can all be better. it's our fault. why? >> for this president, everything comes back to him and how he thinks he is being perceive and attacked or if he feels like he is under siege. as always with him, the media is the culprit. the media is responsible for him being treated poorly in the public sphere. this is no different. i think what jeff reported there a few minutes ago is the same way he reacted to a lot of these kinds of crisis in his presidency. he was back to charlottesville, his response was that you are trying to blame me for this and i'm not responsible. what people are asking him to do is to step back from himself and to set a tone. sometimes by setting a tone, you have to be self-reflective to do that. this president has never been willing to be self-reflective and reluctant to set a tone when the country needs h

joining us is senator katherine cortez masto. thank you very much for joining us. you said you will vote against judge kavanaugh. you voted no on the procedural vote today. what do you think of the decision from senators collins, flake, your fellow democrat joe manchin all voted to allow this motion to proceed. >> well, first of all, you can see that every senator is struggling. this is a difficult issue. a tough one and an penitentiary important one. that's what you saw on the floor today. i am curious like many and waiting to hear what susan collins has to say at 3:00. i thought lease's comments about this being about bigger than one nominee or one man. this is about our institutions and the fairness and the right person to sit on the u.s. supreme court. the highest court in the land for a lifetime appointment. that weighs in to all of what we have to make the determinations that we have to think about when we are making this decision. >> lisa murkowski voting no today. the republican senator from alaska. would you anticipate the same totals tomorrow, 51 in favor

and katherine is in miami to say, you know what? everybody take a deep breath. we begin with susan li outside nasdaq. i guess we're close to correction territory. >> yes, that is 10% down from recent highs. we actually bounce off the lows of the session. we were down triple digits a few hours ago. so a bit of a reprieve and a lot of volume at play. higher than average for people to sell. that's a bit concerning for the markets. here the nasdaq, it's about technology. the selling has been about technology. we're coming off the worst day for the nasdaq since brexit. taking the brunt are the fang names, facebook, netflix, google. you want to talk about facebook and netflix and pretty stoop declines for amazon. trading at $1,700 apiece. some are calling a bargain. let's talk about financials. it's all about the concern over rising yields, higher interest rates. what does that mean for the average consumer and the car loans and the like? this is september. we saw lower than expected inflation. that means higher interest rates were diminished nor december. so now the

it was attended by the uk sport chair dame katherine grainger. with hannah cockroft, as well.ou currently have, have you given it much point? it is something i've had drummed into me since the beginning of my career. my coach always said education is very important. sport doesn't last forever. always be thinking and building contacts and taking the opportunities and experiences you can. it's something i've always tried to do but it has never been that structured until today. it has helped to build connections better and by listening to other athletes who been there and done that, helps you put together when sport is all over how you might build a future. catherine, you had extended your career because you had goals who wa nted career because you had goals who wanted to achieve. you know about the dedication and sacrifice that hannah is going through. but then it all stops. how do you ask those athletes to prepare for something they don't understand yet?

chief intelligence, katherine harris. when we left each other last hour, you were work the avenue of possibly narrowing. >> we debriefed mike mccall, a republican chairman of the house homeland committee. he gets regular updates and told us this morning investigators are using postal markings on some of the packages to narrow their focus but wouldn't get into specific regions during our interview. >> there is going to be an end case and mark by the postal service as to where the package came from. that is going to help investigators a great deal in terms of determining where they originated out of and narrow down that location and narrow down where the suspect is. >> have they been able to mail down any mailing or purchasing locations based on what you have been briefed? >> yes. i can't comment where but yes. >> at least one package with an embedded black and white isis style logo. mccall said he believed that the logo was designed to confuse, not an indicator of a tryst connection. we have reached out since that intervie

that is an absolutely thrilled katherine evans, getting a big old hug and licks and kisses from grizzygrizzy has been on a bit of an adventure. you can see there's a whole crew of people out there as well. everybody just as happy for them. they quickly get some water and you can see grizzy is a very thirsty dog and quickly get a leash on him. >> actually, he still has his leash attached. this is happening in the uk, richmond park. which is a huge park in london. he disappeared. they stayed out there until it was dark but no joy. that was on a wednesday, thursday they come back. they check it out. call every vet they can, but again no joy. friday a day takes a day off work, but no joy. at this point she is resigned that this is not going to be a happy ending. she gets to the park and there's a whole slew of people all with their -- strange, all over an hour away has been caught up in this search for grizzy. they went back out into the park and this moment right here, if you're seeing them being reunited after 64 hours. >> wow. >> no food, no water and that leash that was attached to him