keith morrison: oh. that i will not be standing on the side of my children's graves and people aren't going to be patting me on the back and saying, there's nothing you could have done. i did. keith morrison: oakes claimed mark stover shot first. thus, the claim he now made, it was self-defense, even though no evidence ever surfaced to suggest stover was in possession of any firearm at all or that stover had ever arranged any meeting with oakes. and as for the story that he was a hired gun for the opdyckes, just not true, said michiel oakes. a great many people believe that one or both of the opdyckes are involved. were they involved? not at all. keith morrison: but of course, it was all michiel's story about a crazed dog whisperer, threats to his children, all that fear. i mean, who else says that besides you? and what evidence is there that he ever said such a thing? said such a thing as-- that he was threatening your kids. well, keith, it's been the problem. i survived that day in october. i was still

it as keith's ford expedition.go to this much trouble to kill his wife, why would he drive an expedition that everybody knows he has? >> but the big question still remained, if keith hadn't driven back to paducah to kill julie, where had he gone the night of the murder? the only person who could answer that was keith himself. >> he was very adamant about taking the stand. >> he wanted to talk to the jury? >> he did. >> what would he say? and would the jury believe him? it was roll the dice time. >>> coming up, keith's eyebrow-raising alibi. >> i was embarrassed and ashamed of what i was doing the night my wife died. >> and then what keith revealed to us. >> that's what i've told everybody, when they hear the story, they're not going to believe it. >> why even a jury couldn't end this case. when "dateline: extra" continues. in terms of treating sensitivity, 3 days is really fast. the dentist is going to be able to provide that to their patients. sensodyne rapid relief in my opinion is a game changer. it's going to l

keith: we are in a wonderful place. have been with salesforce five years, just celebrated my fifth year anniversary in june, and i could not be more thrilled to be here. we are excited for the future. emily: who is the competition then? keith: there is competition and every element. our category of crm continues to broaden. we see competition. look at our results. we are growing at twice the rate of the market, taking share, operating at scale, growing at scale, executing at scale. at the end of the day, our job is to focus on our customers. we have over 30,000 employees that wake up every single day and there focus is on driving customer success. if we take care of that, everything else will take care of itself. emily: as the company continues to verticalize its sales strategy, what are the sales of sectors that you will --? what should we be looking forward to? keith: dream force is our big event of the year. millions of viewers online, it is a celebration of innovation, success for customers. it will be at the end of

keith: there is competition and every element. in any given time there is a different innovation and enter our space. our category of crm continues to broaden. so, we see competition. but look at our results. we are the category leader in crm, we are growing at twice the rate of the market, taking share, we're operating at scale, growing at scale, executing at scale. and at the end of the day, our job is to focus on our customers. we have over 30,000 employees . they wake up every single day and their focus is on driving customer success. if we take care of that, everything else will take care of itself. emily: so as the company continues to verticalize its sales strategy, what are the industry sectors we will see you target? sectorhealthcare, public communications, kind of the classics you expect. we can see huge opportunities there. emily: dream force coming up. what should we be looking forward to? keith: dream force is our big event of the year. over a hundred 75,000 people will be attending, millions of viewers online, it is

pc keith palmer at westminster less than an hour before the attack. armed with a radio, a whistle, a stab—proof vest, cs spray and his baton. then, this. a car smashed into the side of parliament after killing people on westminster bridge. witnesses saw khalid masood heading round the corner. police officers on duty at the entrance to parliament saw him coming through the gate. pc glaze thought there might be multiple attackers. antonia kerridge was watching from a nearby parliament building. she saw pc keith palmer fall over as khalid masood charged towards him. another witness, james west, said the stabbing was slow and deliberate, like in a hollywood horror film. after about five seconds pc palmer, now badly injured, managed to get away and a nearby close protection officer rushed in and shot khalid masood. the inquest was played a distressing audio recording of the 25 minutes in which people tried to save pc keith palmer's life. police officers stabbed in the head, one person said into their radio, while others tried to reassure pc palmer, you're

keith ellison who is the assistant chair of the d n c and is running for attorney general of minnesota for secure was is accused by his girlfriend of sexual abuse and nobody on the democratic side cares one bit explain that returning this is what we call what about is some you know other words if you have something they can't really defend i say well what about this one what you know what i did i didn't inquire well in the supreme court any time soon nobody and nobody is putting keith ellison on a nine person supreme court for the rest of his life rendering to someone who's only going to fare in court every saturday america day if witnesses and evidence that we have not seen comes to light credible evidence then i guess the president with would withdraw the nomination i will get another conservative in there and then i'm sure the democrats will put out the call for more women but i don't see that happening thanks for joining us programmers and somehow find out.

now it's time for the weather with sarah keith—lucas.ic hurricanes in the pacific and atlantic in recent days. in recent days our weather is quite during the course of the weekend. we are likely to see the an ex— hurricane affecting our web into next week. the year and now, saturday morning dawns on a dry note for much of the country —— weather. later in the day a little bit of rain works into parts of northern ireland as well. southern and eastern areas could be such an polumbus, cladding overfrom the west. all in all a decent looking autumnal day. tevita is up to 21 in the south. mid to high teens for the north. —— temperatures. in the second half of the we the frontal systems that south across the country. it will be clearing from scotland and northern ireland. i returned to sunshine and showers there. the bulk of the rain on sunday will sitting across parts of northern england into wales, perhaps the far south—west of england. much of southern and south—eastern england stays pretty warm and dry with temperatures up to a round 23 cels

i would add to this keith ellison but their accusations against jared brown with domestic abuse.estraining order. >> accusation in a court of law. two examples democrats are ignoring. todd: i cannot let that go because this is an issue that came up time and time again, going back to his divorce records in the 1980s and his ex-wife has come out saying a lot of unfortunate things have been said. his current wife along with his former wife, a united front on this. bad things were set in the 1980s in the midst of a messy divorce but i don't think these things should be conflated. that situation has been entirely litigated politically and otherwise in ohio. todd: let's go to what is in the news this week, brett kavanaugh, days away, what could be, we will see if we hear from both of them next week but how will this impact the midterms if it will at all? >> it will impact the midterms and it will not benefit democrats for a number of reasons. red state democrats like claire mccaskill are in trouble if they vote against brett cavanagh. fox news polling said more than double persuadable

"distressing" and "vivid" footage of the moment pc keith palmer was stabbed outside parliament duringar's westminster attack has been shown at an inquest into the victims‘ deaths. an exclusive bbc report reveals how one in five young people consider themselves to be a carer whose families depend on them for everyday living. coming up on afternoon live — all the sport with hugh and jose mourinho defending himself again. yes, he has been entertaining as a lwa ys yes, he has been entertaining as always with a press conference earlier today defending himself against claims the england star marcus rashford is underused and he came on with plenty of facts. more on his passionate rebuttal in about 30 minutes... thank you very much. and ben has all the weather? all other conditions at home and abroad? yes, the latest on hurricane florence and typhoon mangkhut. both making landfall within hours of each other. we will talk about the uk weather, the weekend bringing wind and rain at times but further south and rain at times but further south and east you will not see much rain, some sunshine and

the mp who helped save the life of pc keith palmer in the westminster attack is spoken out.ing in the desperate efforts to save pc keith palmer's life became some of the defining images of last year's westminster attack. today he arrived at pc palmer's inquest to give his official account of that traumatic day. he described the panic inside parliament, with people shouting "go back" as he went forward, and how he walked past a line of armed police officers pointing their guns to go and help their unarmed colleague who had been stabbed by khalid masood. when he got there, he found pc palmer with, among other injuries, a serious knife wound under his left arm pit. "he had lost a lot of blood and he was unconscious," tobias ellwood told the court. "i checked for a pulse. there was a pulse." the minister described how he tried to stem the bleeding but pc palmer's heart soon stopped, so they started cpr. at one point he was close to tears in court, saying, "forgive me, it's sometimes easier to do the helping than to talk about it afterwards." when a doctor arrived on the airambul

pc keith palmer, on duty at westminster less than an hour before the attack. whistle, a stab—proof vest, cs spray and his baton. then, this. a car smashed into the side of parliament after killing people on westminster bridge. and witnesses saw khalid masood heading round the corner. police officers on duty at the entrance to parliament saw him coming through the gate. "i noticed a very large man with two extremely large knives, one in each hand," pc doug glaze told the inquest today. "he was walking like a robot, his hands moving up and down." pc glaze thought there might be multiple attackers. "i remember thinking, we're going to die," he said. antonia kerridge was watching from a nearby parliament building and she saw pc keith palmer fall over as khalid masood charged towards him. "the policeman had collapsed," she said today. "the attacker ran over to him, lent towards him and raised the knife quite high, and hejust stabbed him two, three orfour times." another witness, james west, said the stabbing was slow and deliberate, like in a hollywood horrorfilm.

she's really the only reason i invited keith to be my mentor is 'cause i wanna meet nicole kidman.ang out with her. instead i had to sit there with freaking keith all day for no reason. >> he got a woman. >> listen. >> he got a woman. >> and a good one. you don't need another reason to love blake shelton. i'll give you one. agagwen stefani will show you. ♪ she gets what she ♪ turning me on like it's her job ♪ >> wait a minute, a singing cowboy. did he say turning me on like it's her job? working overtime. >> you had a busy weekend. you were on the streets. you were with the cast of "small foot." >> if uhyou're calling me out, u were calling yourself out. you were there. channing tatum just instagrammed this adorable moment with his5-. >> i'm just watching her and >> she's just the lone one going mmmmm and being silent about it. solidarity. >> jenna told us once about taking her to ballet class. >> she likes to free style more than she likes to follow a routine. >> every kid is up doing the proper stuff and she's just doing her own thing. she kind of came out that way. i wish i coul

also on the programme tonight: the mp who tried to save the life of pc keith palmer during the westminsterr attack tells an inquest about his desperate efforts to help him. the landslide in the philipinnes that's left dozens of people dead, as miners and theirfamilies sheltered from typhoon mangkhaut. and police explode a huge fertiliser bomb that was found under a man's bed in a flat in devon. and coming up on bbc news, in the red. as simon yates wins the tour of spain, what next for british cycling? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has told the bbc that mps will have a choice between her proposed deal with the eu or no deal at all. the comments, made to the panorama programme, have prompted her critics to say she's risking a "car crash", if she sticks to her policy. the uk is set to leave the eu on 29 march 2019, and negotiations between the two sides are still taking place. the prime minister has insisted that it's the government's job to make a success of brexit, even if there is no deal. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. it seems rather

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once again, here's keith morrison. >> david jackson was murdered the in 1988 in florida.ch detective donna velasquez could say for certain. but the rest? after more than a year of phone calls and late nights, all velasquez had come up with an increasingly complicated web of stories and relationships. david jackson was married to barbara britton, her father, harry, disliked david. barbara went on to become the fifth wife of a man named michael wolf. they divorced and he later married two more times. >> that we needed to talk. >> but now, finally, one of wolf's ex-wives, a woman named nancy, was sitting with detective velasquez, telling police that she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> because i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank, a lot. >> every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch. and i guess he just needed to talk. >> and the story wolf told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened as nancy heard it. wolf an

pc keith palmer, on duty at westminster less than an hour before the attack.n. then, this. a car smashed into the side of parliament after killing people on westminster bridge. and witnesses saw khalid masood heading round the corner. police officers on duty at the entrance to parliament saw him coming through the gate. "i noticed a very large man with two extremely large knives, one in each hand", pc doug glaze told the inquest today. "he was walking like a robot, his hands moving up and down." pc glaze thought there might be multiple attackers. "i remember thinking, we're going to die", he said. antonia kerridge was watching from a nearby parliament building and she saw pc keith palmer fall over as khalid masood charged towards him. "the policeman had collapsed", she said today. "the attacker ran over to him, lent towards him and raised the knife quite high, and hejust stabbed him two, three orfour times." another witness, james west, said the stabbing was slow and deliberate, like in a hollywood horrorfilm. after about five seconds pc palmer, now badly inju

take, for example, right now, not 36 years ago, congressman keith ellison, he's the deputy chair, number two guy, of the democratic party. in august, a month ago, his ex-girlfriend went public with claims that keith ellison, congressman ellison, physically abuse her on multiple occasions. including one instance where she claims he violently dragged her through the house screaming, bleep, get out of my house. at least a month ago, ellison goes on to win back the nomination to be the next minnesota attorney general. think about this. he she claims he physically and mentally abused her over and over again. guess what? prominent democrats lineup in support, they believe kavanaugh's supporter, hard-pressed finding any democrats standing behind ellison's ex-girlfriend. that proves its politics! i don't hear from kirsten gillibrand, haven't heard from camilla harris. haven't heard from adam shifty schift. ellison's ex-girlfriend, they wouldn't take her claims seriously despite even a doctors report indicating this abuse happened. instead she had to tweet out, the dnc smeared, threaten the, and

once again, here's keith morrison. >> david jackson was murdered the in 1988 in florida.na velasquez could say for certain. but the rest? after more than a year of phone calls and late nights, all velasquez had come up with an increasingly complicated web of stories and relationships. david jackson was married to barbara britton, her father, harry, disliked david. barbara went on to become the fifth wife of a man named michael wolfe. they divorced and he later married two more times. >> that we needed to talk. >> but now, finally, one of wolf's ex-wives, a woman named nancy, was sitting with detective velasquez, telling police that she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> because i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank, a lot. >> every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch. and i guess he just needed to talk. >> and the story wolf told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened as nancy heard it. wolf and harry britton

details emerge of how the mp tobias ellwood battled to save police officer keith palmer, who was stabbedo death in the attack. and at quarter past eleven we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the telegraph, and miranda green, deputy comment editor at the financial times. stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. with just over 6 months to go before the uk is due to leave the european union, the prime minister has declared that mps will be presented with a choice between her proposed brexit deal or no deal at all. theresa may spoke to bbc panorama this evening, prompting her critics to speak out again, with the former foreign secretary, borisjohnosn, renewing his attack on the deal agreed at chequers this summer, saying parts of it were a "constitutional abomination", as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. it seems rather menacing somehow. i think that's the idea, to put pressure on the contestant. mr and mrs may might have sympathy for quiz contestants, but how much understanding

he said they had failed to support him and chairman keith hellawell, who resigned on wednesday.o hope for the best but to prepare for the worst" after brexit. in a speech in ireland he said he had tested the country's banks for a no—deal brexit scenario with mortgage rates spiralling, a plunging pound and house prices crashing 35%. british steel has announced that it will cut 400 managerial, professional and administrative roles across its uk, ireland, france and the netherlands operations "as part of the company's ongoing transformation". sports direct boss mike ashley says the company and he have been stabbed in the back by its shareholders. at the company's annual shareholders' meeting mr ashley's re—election as chief executive weas opposed by 9.75% of votes cast, and chairman keith hellawell stepped down just ahead of the meeting. mr ashley, who still owns 61% of the company's shares, said in a statement: "the company's shareholders appear to be affected by the pressure of the media and certain other organisations, and they have failed to support sports direct, keith and mys

emergency services tried to treat pc keith palmer at the scene but he died from his injuries.job, a father of a young daughter, and a husband. and the inquest also heard he was a man who was the public face of parliament. this afternoon we will be hearing more witness evidence from the police officers who were at the scene, who saw what happened, and tried to help pc palmer. the church of england has defended its investment in amazon, which has been criticised by the archbishop of canterbury for paying ‘almost nothing' in taxes. in a speech at the tuc this week, justin welby also criticised the so—called gig economy and zero hours contracts. it's since emerged the church has shares in amazon. 0ur religion editor martin bashir is with me. so explain a little bit more about all of this, what has gone on here it is worth remembering that the archbishop wasn't speaking to the church but he sounded as if he was preaching to converted judging by the tuc reaction, as you say he attacked the gig economy, zero hours contracts and he reserved particularly criticism for online companies

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politics monday with amy walter and tamara keith, anch more.u >> yang: today, e in myanmar sentenced two reuters reporters to seven years in prison. they wercharged with illegal possession of official documents. as nick schifrin reports, they had been reporting on government lld massacres of rohingya ers. >> reporter: this morning, wa lone walked into court as a journalist. he walked out a cocted criminal and told a fay links of his former colleague his conviction overroad his cotry's riewferl. >> they're obviously threatening esr democra and destroying freedom of the prs in our country h >> reporter:and his colleague kyaw soeoo were bundled into the back to have a police van for doing their jobs. >> we believe journalists should be able to practice without intimidation a fear and ths case has very much undermined freedom of the media mirn ma. >> reporter: last year, wa lone and kyaw soe oo began investigating. rohingya have long been targeten by the imum yarr millet. last year p min myanmar military was accused of setting fire with genocidal i

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as far as keith ellison, these allegations need to be investigated and appropriate action taken. >> his girlfriend, karenlleged mother. no video has been produced. ellison denies the allegations. >>> coming up, a family spat spills over into an arizona house race. a congress member says kim jong-un would be proud. we'll show you why. >>> importamore than 100 people searching for an autistic boy who vanished over the weekend. >>> all right. big morning here in the u.s./china trade escalation. u.s. hitting china with the biggest round of tariffs yet prompting beijing to cancel talks. the president slapped $200 billion of tariffs in chinese goods. china retaliated. hitting $60 billion in goods. accusing the u.s. of trade bullyism. on saturday, chinese officials canceled talks this week. no new meetings are planned. steve mnuchin is working diplomacy to end the standoff. >> we are going to get an outcome which forces china to behave in a way if you want to be a global power, transparency, rule of law. don't steal intellectual property. the fundamental principles. that is what president trum

david keith, you are joining us from cambridge, massachusetts.alk about what geoengineering is and why you see it as a climate solution? >> i don't see it as a climate solution. the idea of it as a solution is nutty. we have to bring emissions to zero. if you do not do that, you have not addressed the root of the problem. it is possible that solar geoengineering, the main thing we work on here, and a combination of emissions cuts might have less climate risks that emission cuts alone, but i do not think we know that. amy: give us some examples. geoengineering idea, it is the idea that humans might deliberately alter the activity of the earth, which we are already doing, but doing more deliberately, as a partial offset to some of the risks of carbon dioxide. but it does not deal with the problem of emissions, and we have to solve that. it is also true that even if we cut emissions to zero, eliminate emissions, we do not solve the climate problem is the co2 we put in the air through industrial action, polluters over central, stays in the air for mi

his sister angela said keith died protecting strangers while doing hisjob.rrying two knives, was shot three times by an officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow those of his victims next month. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says a deal on brexit can be reached by november — if talks are ‘realistic.’ it comes as a former brexit minister warned the prime minister that the conservative party faces a "catastrophic split" if she persists with her current brexit strategy. steve baker says up to 80 mps would vote against her so—called chequers proposal — in which the uk would maintain a common rulebook for all goods with the european union. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. arriving at the office back door, work in the red box — tory woes splashed over the paper the prime minister's clutching too. in 200 days, she is to be the leader who takes us out of the eu. but the actual deal must be done long before. today, europe's negotiator sounded more friend than foe. i think that if we are realistic, we are able to reach a

keith, just a thought on the inquest as it continues.n we expect to see in terms of the evidence presented and the kind of contributions you expect that we will hear? the inquest is now going to go in detail through how each victim died. that started late this afternoon. that is going to be very harrowing. but that is the purpose of the inquest, to determine exactly how each victim died. it may well also look at the background checks on khalid masood to see if there was any surveillance that was carried out on him in previous years. it may also look at security arrangements that were in place around the westminster area. lawyers for the victims asked some questions this afternoon and i was a hint that they have many more questions to ask on these subjects and many more. they wa nt to these subjects and many more. they want to hear exactly how those events unfold on march the 22nd last year and of events unfold on march the 22nd last yearand ofany events unfold on march the 22nd last year and of any surveillance in the run—up to that. the

you just saw the case of keith ellison. and you know, in that case we've got police reports, we've got an alleged video and little to no media coverage. so what we now see is the democratic party is willing to shield potential women abusers in the name of politics, ideology and promotion. >> laura: anthony, this is karen monahan, her comment on whether her party, democratic party, believed her allegations. she said, "no, they don't. i've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party. i provided medical records from 2017 stating on two different doctors visits, i told them about the abuse, who did it. my therapist released records stating that i've been dealing and healing from the abuse." that's 2017. it's not 36 years ago. not a peep from the democrats who care so much about women, anthony. >> well, i think one of the problems with her story is that, you know, there's a lot of democrats that don't believe her story. i believe there's something about some text messages and the text messages haven't been there and hav

even keith ellison. but again, the fact that some on the left and the people that are screaming so loudly have very little interest in his case. so i think that people are saying that the double standards are staggering. and if people want ford to be taken seriously and the people that are defending her to be taken seriously, that they should also be looking at congressman keith ellison. eric: stephanie, thank you. ellison not up for the supreme court, of course, attorney general for state of minnesota. a lot of interesting questions. the conversation will continue. arthel: i want to bring back in joel ruben, a former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama, now the president of the washington strategy group, as well as the columnist for the national review john funn. as this story has been unfolding this afternoon and so many questions swirling around here, i want to get your fresh thoughts right now at 4:10 p.m. eastern time. john, i will start with you. >> john, i'm old enough to hav

here's keith morrison. >> 7:00 a.m. november 15th, 2007. dawn in salt lake city, utah. he pulled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine. sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up. and then there they were. the voices. the terror. the nightmare beginning. >> immediately ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, okay, this is how it's going to end for me. >> you're going to be dead. >> yep. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> somebody just shot a man, laying dead in front of the village inn. >> it stands in stark contrast to the rest of salt lake city. this old chocolate factory. this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in the boom years before the bust, and the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd, outliers of a sort, iconoclasts in this famously mormon city. >> i loved this building. >> bianca pearman-brooks, for example, born into privilege in england, raised in ireland and africa, she came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we

thank you. >> thank you, keith. as i mentioned, i will take a break now on opening remarks and ask some questions, as moderator, i would like the whole panel to weigh in on if they would like to. i wanted to start with the question, if i could just pose it in its most general form and elaborate a little bit how you implement a process in a policy that is a case by case review process, because these cases come up as individual transactions or deals, they may not be single transactions, involve multiple transactions, if we're lucky, they're reviewed as an overall arching case. any individual situation has its own unique bumps and hurdles and roadblocks and that can lead to an outcome that may seem inconsistent at first blush with the policies being made. in terms of how you implement this approach and said by several others of being proactive than reactive. i strongly resonate with keith's remarks, previously we had a situation where u.s. products were so much in demand, so much the pinnacle that the world was seeking

the inquests into the victims of the westminster bridge attack how he fought to save the life of pc keithutside parliament. the officer and four other people who were run over by khalid masood died after the attack in march last year. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the photographs of the minister, tobias ellwood, helping in the desperate efforts to save pc keith palmer's life became some of the defining images of last year's westminster attack. today he arrived at pc palmer's inquest to give his official account of that traumatic day. he described the panic inside parliament with people shouting "go back" as he went forward, and how he walked past a line of armed police officers pointing their guns to go and help their unarmed colleague who had been stabbed by khalid masood. when he got there, he found pc palmer with, among other injuries, a serious knife wound under his left arm pit. the minister described how he tried to stem the bleeding but pc palmer's heart soon stopped so they started cpr. at one point he was close to tears in court, saying, "forgive me, it'

keith ellison was last month.it juanita broaddrick, about the same time difference. all politics. you would think the topic as serious as this -- and it is serious. t and it is a problem across the country in many places. you think a topic this serious would transcend politics. that this wouldn't be republican, democrat, conservative or liberal. you think one time we couldim jt do what's right collectively? nope. this is selective moral outrage, as usual, politics as usual. except this time it's sad. this time it's even dangerous. plus, you know, i want you to take a step back tonight. remember what we're talking about in this specific case. here is what this is really all about. the left, they've been asking for two days and running, all the democrats on the senate judiciary committee want an fbi background check on professor ford's chargeses dating back 36 years ago for one professor ford and judge kavanaugh were in high school. ford doesn't remember a date, day of the week, location, how she got to or from the partye. where the alleged crime took place. she has no corroborating

author keith gessen was himself born there, raised here.s a journalist and editor, translator of the nobel-prize winning writer, svetlana alexievich, and this is his second novel. and welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: so this is, in fact, thinly-veiled fiction. can we say that? you went back to russia yourself at that time? >> i did. i did. you know, the question of how much of the material you use from your life is an interesting question. >> brown: mm-hmm. you know, some things you kind of hayour raw material, and then you look at it and you say, well, what can i akdo toe this interesting to someone else who isn't me. you take some things up to ten, keght. you some other things down to two. you look at it and see if that works, and you kind of tinker with it. >> brown: you took a lot of nhings up to ten year, as i bringing this young character to this land he sort of knows but doesn't really know. >> i was trying to express something that happens to me every time i go to moscow, which is that i expect it, from reading the news, to b

we have new details next. . >>> charges of domestic abuse against dnc co-chair, keith ellison. is kristin fisher. >> the details have been dripping out for over a month now. the latest bit to drop is the woman accusing congressman keith ellison of domestic abuse has released what appears to be a medical document from 2017 detailing the alleged abuse caused allegedly by the congressman. karen monahan is his ex-girlfriend and she published the document on social media appearing to be from a minnesota clinic back in november of 2017. she wrote that a doctor wrote she was in a very stressful environment for years, emotional and physical abuse by a partner with whom she is now separated. she identifies the individual she was involved with as congressman ellison. she is worried about retribution if she identifies him publicly. she say the democratic party smeared, threatened and isolated her over these allegations against the congressman, who happens to be the deputy chairman of the democratic committee. they are reviewing the allegations. ellison has categorically denied all of it.

"distressing" and "vivid" footage of the moment pc keith palmer was stabbed outside parliament duringt year's westminster attack, is shown at an inquest into the victims' deaths. president trump's former campaign manager — paul manafort — agrees to co—operate with prosecutors —— in the investigation into russian interference in the presidential in the presidential election. and how crazy is crazy rich asians? we'll hear what mark kermode thought of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. it's five o'clock. our main story. hurricane florence has made landfall on east coast of the united states and it's predicted to bring eight months of rain in two days. the storm's destructive winds have already left more than half a million homes without power, and the storm surge has reached nearly ten feet in some places. the hurricane's eye first hit wilmington on the north carolina coast, from where laura trevelyan reports. that is what category one hannah kane looks like. —— hurricane this isa kane looks like. —— hurricane this is a category five flooding threat because of

jason, keith, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: the long road to a megamedia merger coming to an end. british regulators, announce that 21st century fox, the parent company of fox business will battle with comcast for sky auction tomorrow. susan li in the newsroom with the details. >> after a 21-month long bidding war we'll find out who the winner is. comcast is batting fox to take over the british broadcaster. fox owns 39%. it wants the rest it doesn't own. comcast wants to broaden out it is international footprint. this action process is taking place here. it is rare, yes, unusual, has never involved a big of a prize as sky is. there will be three rounds of bidding. fox bids in the first round. comcast in the second. then high drama with a sealed envelope bid-off between the two in third and final round. so far comcast put in higher dollar. $19.52. that is higher than fox's current off of 18.53 u.s. cents. sky is trading above those levels, at $21. that means the market is anticipating that the showdown between comcast a

>> we highlighted the case with keith ellison, dnc deputy chair.to play what he said about his case is what brett kavanaugh said about his case. >> we are going to talk about this and days to come. we are not trying to avoid the topic. we will handle it head on. we will handle them in the days to come. >> we are told is an investigation, no one updating us on what the dnc is doing, he says it is not true, brett cavanagh's is a false application, i've never done anything like what the accuser said to hurt her or anything, i'm willing to talk to the senate judiciary committee anyway the committee deems appropriate to recuses delegation from 36 years behind the fence my integrity which is going to do on monday. why a different reaction? is it sold with these two cases about party? is it about the accusers? what is it? >> i think politics does become more important to a lot of people than their principles and more savvy to the people involved, these are human lives. people say we should believe the woman, give her her day in the sun, let her speak but

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his sister, angela, told the court, "keith died protecting strangers whilst doing hisjob".ng two knives, was shot three times by a close protection officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow the inquest of his victims next month. daniel sanford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a court martial has begun of two sas soldiers accused of "negligently performing their duties", after 3 army reservists died on a i6—mile march in the brecon beacons. the men — known only as ia and ib — were in charge on the day injuly 2013 when the march took place, in temperatures of up to 28 degrees celsius. the court heard several others taking part also showed signs of heat exhaustion — one as early as 11 o'clock in the morning. both men deny the charges and the hearing continues. the hot summer and england's performance at the world cup both gave a boost to the economy, according to experts analysing the latest economic figures. growth increased by 0.6% between may and july — the fastest pace for almost a year. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed is here. take a smooth and what do you t

otherwise they would be concerned about keith ellison. thanks so much. we're out of time. going to go to black space. critical russia probe documents ordered declassified by president trump set to become public at any moment. new details on the political earthquake that may follow and the emmys his religion and conservatives. the fallout with raymond arroyo coming up. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! >> laura: it was big news last night. president trump taking matter into his own hands with regard to the declassification of materials related to the russia investigation. he calls for these documents to be declassified. it's shocked the intel community. one of the president's biggest critics levelled this challenge. >> christopher wray, dan coates, rod rosenstein should push back against any directive that is going to have negative impact on our capabilities as well as the investigation. if