kristin: jeff, kevin, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. kristin: leland.es, at least two dozen are dead, iran blaming terrorists and their, quote, u.s. masters for the attack, with that we bring in gordon chang, author of nuclear showdown, north north korea, god friend, better than a good friend to the program, nice to see you, my friend. who is behind this, the iranians are making a lot of hay out of it. >> of course, the united states was not behind it. you know, there were 3 sets of iranian accusations, one was against the united states and israel or at least indirectly and also against the islamic state and the other against arab separatists, there's also been two claims of responsibilities, one from the islamic state and one from the arab separatists, who knows what's going on but clearly it was not the u.s. and the iranians are trying to make the u.s. and enemy as they have done for decades. leland: either way pretty significant for an attack on iran's revolutionary guard in the middle of a military parade, you can't be overlooked sort of the turbule

. >> and kristin fisher. stay for the puppies but we will start with really just was going to be a huge week in washington. because christine blasey ford 's legal team has been working with senate republicans over the last week or so really, but really negotiations have very much intensified over the last 24 to 48 hours. right now we are hearing that her legal team has reached a tentative agreement to testify on thursday. garrett tenney has been following this all day. we're getting breaking news in the last few minutes. reporter: yes, her attorney had a fan call with the senate judiciary committee staff this morning. they agreed on thursday at 10 am. notably, it will be an open hearing. we will get to see this as it plays out. there are still details are trying to work out. who will ask the questions and who will testify first? the senate judiciary committee has offered to have a female outside attorney do questioning but the team of doctor ford wants a senator to do it. as for the order of testimony, her lo

kristin.s you say tensions are across syria on so many different fronts. so many people have been dreading this. there are an estimated 3 million civilians and estimated 10,000 al-qaeda-linked fighters. today the syrian fighters and russian war planes killed civilians, including a woman and children. and there have been use of barrel bombs. the attack a day after leaders of iran, russia and turkey met in tehran where putin and rouhani said they were going with annihilation of the terrorists and turkey argued for a cease-fire arguing that it had rebel groups on the side of the battle and could not handle an influx of refugees. as they're preparing for the bombardment. the u.n. warned them not to target civilians and the u.s. military was considering all options if chemical weapons were used and also said there had been signs syria was preparing to do so. now, in a separate incident on friday, in the southwest of the country, where u.s. special forces have the base to counter isis, more and 100

kristin? >> we're keeping an eye on the 9/11 memorial ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania where tom ridge will speak soon. we'll take you there live as soon as he does. the entire ceremony is streaming live on foxnews.com. until then, here in washington it's been four days since the new york times published that anonymous op ed by someone claiming to be part of a resistance movement from inside the administration and yet we're still nowhere closer to figuring out which senior administration official was behind it or if they're even deserving of that senior title. allison barber is live at the white house where the hunt for the author continues. >> reporter: the president said the department of justice should get involved and try and help find the author who wrote this. that suggestion raised a lot of eyebrows because the opinion piece in the new york times seemed to be that, an opinion piece, albeit critical, without any classified information. a white official said the president was -- whit

kristin: yeah, i mean, everything is possible.e have seen the assad regime using them several times. we have seen international investigations that prove this, especially the last attack in april 2017. at time there was more than 80 dead. this could be repeated, we do not know. as for the people, this is not the major threat. the major threat is the bombardment of the area. this is what people are really afraid of. brent: it looks like we have had seven years of a nightmare in syria and for people on the ground, everything has been in vain because bashar al-assad will stay in power, there will be no political change, and there will be more people refugees, and turkey will settle the border and they do not want them. kristin: nobody cares for syrians, really. everyone is busy with their own interests. turkey is very busy with controlling kurdish autonomy in the northeast of syria. this is a major idea of president erdogan. he will accept him staying in power. he prefers the assad regime rather than the pyd, these fighters. so every

before we show you the video up close, let's introduce you to kristin baca. back in may, she and her husband and young son moved from pittsburgh to fredericksburg, closer to kristin's bought a h settled, ready to belcomey number two. >> i gave birth on june 4nd the bats arrived the week i brought my baby sthome. >> k seemed to be not the only one welcoming the new arrival with ts home. >> our walls were alive with activity, learning later they were giving birth so adult females were having babies in our wall. >> reporter: kriin began documenting the growing infestation, capturing the baby bats danglingrom behind her siding. >> that is a baby, without hair. >> reporter: adults around her porch or napping behind her blinds. >> again, i went into, like, denial. we had no idea how many we had. >> reporter: paul had an idea. >> high hundreds to thousands. >> reporte sorry? >> high hundreds to thousands. a lot. >> reporter: paul from advanced wildlife removal was one of four pest control c kristin called. one companyim eed $16,000 to get rid of the bats. she chose

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after a long summer, kristin can finally laugh, too.er family now adjusting to a new strange nighttime experice -- silence. in fredericksburg, virginia, wow. lver, news 4 6r7b8g9s >> i donknow, i would have just packed up and just -- y can have the house. >> like the bats can have the house, right? i'm out of here. >> thousands of them? and after the pest contr team determined the bats were gone for good then they had to clean up. >> they had to remove nests. the story is a reminder of how important it is to mak sure your home inspector does a thorough job. >> i'll keep that in mind. there was only one thing that i wanted to see more in that story. >> what? >> that was david dressed as robin. >> i knew it! >> next the batman in a robin tf . >> he would look so good. >> don'tomiment him. don't compliment him. >> can't be team dull kuler yoy clear. >> i did. >> well you have problems, too. you're red and yellowor washington football. >> nobody wrote me yet. >> what is happening with you? >> my brain is just fried. fried. >> you gs have be

we are so happy to welcome her neighbor kristin lawless to celebrate and discuss kristin's book formally known as food. an author. as well as the certified nutrition educator. erica is a chef and culinary instructor. she is putting a part of the new york referral -- food world for over 25 years. the creator and host of the radio show. let's get real. funny people making food. a recreational homestyle cooking school. we had wine before and after. i think you also much for coming. >> thank you everybody for coming out the background, kristin and i know each other because in 2011 during the occupy movement. she organized kind of a sub group called big fruit -- big food. she contacted me because i was doing my show in heritage network. i came down and give a little speech. and then we became friends and colleagues. i feel like i was there when that book was conceived. you basically have the book and the baby at the same time. she was a frequent guest on my show for about seven years. and we needed in the voice of wisdom. i think so as someone who is very well-informed. i was really shocked b

but kristine blaiseny ford wants the fbi to investigate before she talks. the committee has scheduled a hearing on monday and they say that may be her one and only chance to testify. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning. lawyers for ford who is now a college professor in california say in the days since she went public she and her family have been the target harassment and even death threats. now, the committee's chairman senator chuck grassley said no one should be subject to intimidation, but he does not think an fbi investigation would have any bearing on dr. ford's story. the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault wants the fbi to investigate her claims before she testifies on capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee has invited both of them to speak separately on monday. dr. kristine blasey ford's attorney told cbs ford wants to cooperate but not before a full investigation. >> there's no reason that we should have a public hearing on monday given what has occurred and when it has occurred. this is being ru

for the very latest, we go to kristin fisher in our washington bureau tonight. kristin? >> reporter: this deadline has been moving all day long. it started with close of business and then pushed back to just 25 minutes from now. now, with just minutes closing on what kavanaugh's accuser's legal team is calling an arbitrary deadline, they finally got back to senate republicans and ask for what you just records, an extra day. they, also, as i have said, they have called this an arbitrary friday deadline. i want to go through exactly what senate republicans were offering in regards to this hearing that was set to take place or that they want to take place on wednesday. they want it to take place with a female attorney doing the questioning and they want ford to testify first and then kavanaugh. ford's legal team wants a thursday hearing with no outside attorneys asking questions and they want judge kavanaugh to go first. they are blasting that and senator blumenthal says the arbitrary deadline is a rush to silence a survivor, no basis in la or fact or simple humanity. repub

for the very latest, we go to kristin fisher in our washington bureau tonight. kristin? >> reporter: this deadline has been moving all day long. it started with close of business and then pushed back to just 25 minutes from now. now, with just minutes closing on what kavanaugh's accuser's legal team is calling an arbitrary deadline, they finally got back to senate republicans and ask for what you just records, an extra day. they, also, as i have said, they have called this an arbitrary friday deadline. i want to go through exactly what senate republicans were offering in regards to this hearing that was set to take place or that they want to take place on wednesday. they want it to take place with a female attorney doing the questioning and they want ford to testify first and then kavanaugh. ford's legal team wants a thursday hearing with no outside attorneys asking questions and they want judge kavanaugh to go first. they are blasting that and senator blumenthal says the arbitrary deadline is a rush to silence a survivor, no basis in la or fact or simple humanity. repub

>> sean: kristin fisher in washington. thank you.hth more reaction, the author of the best-selling book "the case l against impeaching trump" harvard law professor, alan dershowitz, and fox law contributor, tammy bruce. i know that senator grassley has given every consideration, private, public, move from monday to wednesday, et cetera. i do believe that judge kavanaugh should go second. my advice is this. give them the extra day. 24 hours, if that's what they are asking for. 10:00 tomorrow night. fine. give them another 24 hours. this has to be the last time. >> i don't know what really the drama is, another 24 hours, that's fine. she has known this process has started all the way back in july. she has been in control of this timeline. from the beginning. if this was handled properly, when senator feinstein had this letter, we wouldn't be at these kind of time lines. this could have been addressed through the natural process. the request she made also waski literally set up an actual kangaroo court, where youue change the rules, the

kristin fisher is in washington tonight with the back story on who this prosecutor is good evening, kristintha, most americans have never even heard of rachel mitchell. that will change tomorrow because she is expected to ask most of the questions for the republicans on the committee they are all men and she just finished meeting with them on capitol hill. she is a power house sex crimes prosecutor in phoenix with a 26-year history of convicting police officers, doctors, teachers and priests. she has been named arizona's outstanding sexual assault prosecutor intelligence the maricopa attorney's office prosecutor of the year. she is currently the head of the county special victim's division, a job she has held for the last 13 years. senator chuck grassley the chair of the judiciary committee says mitchell has been recognized in the legal community for her experience and objectivity. and her boss, her current boss maricopa county attorney bill montgomery says the american people can be confident that rachel mitchell's experience as a conscientious prosecutor, trained to seek justice, protect

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kristin fisher is here to explain. good evening. >> donald from covered a lot of ground that two press availability is including the classification of those documents about the focus of his meeting with the polish president. for months the president of poland has been pushing for a permanent us was airbase in his country support russian aggression but today he swings the deal by offering donald trump something any real estate mogul known for putting his name on the sides of his buildings would be hard to refuse. naming rights and the $2 billion contribution was enough to secure this promise from donald trump. >> we are looking at it seriously. poland likes the idea very much and that is something we are considering. >> he is also considering more tariffs on china on top of the $200 billion worth of tariffs announced yesterday escalating the trade war between the world's two biggest economies into an entirely new stratosphere. >> a retaliation against our farmers and industrial workers, ranchers. if any of that goes on

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kristin fisher, good to see you in washington.ng us now with the reaction is the host of crt's levine tv, the host of "life, liberty, live in." we call him the great one, mark levine. mark, i'm going to throw it right to you. i've been doing radio 30 years, i've been at the fox news channel since october 1996, it's never been this awful and it's been bad a lot of times. >> a couple things here, first of all notice there is no blue dress here. out of these three accusers, there's not a single eye witness. there's not a single corroborating witness, not a single shred of evidence so that's what they have in common. no case. that's exactly why does democrats believe that only the senate judiciary committee, the bill of rights and do not apply. no due process. no presumption of innocence. because they have to make that case. because you want to know why? i believe brett kavanaugh. i believe brett kavanaugh. the democrats, their lawyers, their operatives, there senate, their staffers, all skimming around in the shadows. they have come

let's get to kristine. kristine: the biggest story of the day, tariff tuesday.- a bit of a tempered one in europe based on futures, the first port of call if investors are worried about tariffs, which they are not. the yellow line here, the 15,000 level. that has been the key level to watch in the last three months. it has on the been breached four times in three months, and all times have been trade related or e.m. market-related. no such luck today. volumes are under control, which means european investors are taking the tariff developments in stride. anna: thank you to both of you. much and is yes and in the delivery. annmarie, great chart. i think we go with annmarie today. that certainly would be a talking point. as a banker in wall street, could you take this to your boss's office, i am not paid enough? or maybe you are paid not just in bonuses. maybe they are paid increasingly something that happened certainly in europe. matt: a lot more salary component, but i think a banker can definitely take this. they are not judged only on the s&p, right? if asset p

shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. tonight new details on north korea.bshell report says the rogue regime is forging ahead with its nuclear program and it appears kim jong un is asking the us for another chance in a letter to the president. >> the primary purpose of the letter was to request and look to schedule another meeting with the president which we are open to and in the process of coordinating that. the recent parade in north korea was not about their nuclear arsenal. >> reporter: live in seoul, breaking details. it is a different time for you. >> reporter: an interesting time on both sides, the government staging interesting developments. we will talk about the letter in a moment but first celebrations in pyongyang, the government orchestrated the 70th anniversary of the founding of north korea wrapping up monday night with a mass torch display showing real, quote, organizational prowess by the regime. most telling was a military parade on sunday but as noted earlier by sarah, none of the icbms capable of hitting the us with nuclear warheads. we

we have team coverage from north carolina but first kristin fisher in washington with how the federal government and the president are preparing for the monster storm. >> donald trump is declared states of emergency from north carolina, south carolina and virginia, canceled two campaign events in order to focus on the storm. this could be the strongest hurricane to hit the carolinas in decades and he says his administration is sparing no expense to make sure they are ready. >> we are totally prepared, we are as ready as anybody has ever been. >> donald trump is sounding confident before hurricane florence is expected to make landfall. >> tremendous amounts of water. >> in an oval office briefing donald trump asked the question millions of americans and hurricane's that are wondering. >> what are the chances it veers off, the hit won't be so direct? what are the chances of that? >> there's quite a bit of certainty in the forecast. people will be displaced in the coastal areas and there will be flooding in the inland areas. these are going to be statewide events. >> last hurricane to hi

here to debate is kristin tate, capri cafaro. >> good morning.ristin we had one accuser, now potentially two or maybe three accusers in this, what do you think about the chances of this getting on the supreme court at this point? >> well, we don't know yet but in terms of public opinion what's happened here to kavanaugh is totally unfair, this is a nearly flawless candidate with impressive track record in the legal world but because of the democrats and the media the majority of americans now don't even want him confirmed, the democrats are just shamelessly wrapping themselves in feminism to derail the impeccable candidate and the way it's been handled suggests that the democrats' priorities is not women or rape culture it's taking down trump nominee. if they cared about women, dianne feinstein would have taken action immediately after learning original accusations against kavanaugh. instead she sat on accusations for week and brought up right before confirmation vote. left continues to be silenced on keith ellison, dnc being accused of domestic

. >> she talked in length this with kristin zee. >> it was a frank conversation. we spoke for about a half hour. sandra ford is a marin county architect. she sat down with me and told me about the ordeal. first and foremost, christine o her is private, doesn't seek out the limelight and would never lie, despite critics, including the president who may imply that. >> just this morning, president trump tweeted that if her accusations were true,at do you? >> from what i understand, it's very, very common for people that have experienced sexual abuse to feel traumatized and not come forward. from what i have read and from what i understand, it's the most common response, to feel like, to worry about how that information would be treated. so, i'm not surprised that she struck -- anyway, i was disappointed in the president's comment. and, i think the way he could have handled this differently was he could have said, thank you for sharing this information, we'll look into it. it would have been that simple. >> what do you think, ultimately, is christine's wish and hope f

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kristin fisher is looking at this. what a day. >> reporter: 47 republican senators say they will vote yes to confirm brett kavanaugh and they need three more. key holdouts are susan collins, lisa murkowski and jeff flake. one name that would have been on that list was senator bob corker, one of the first on the judiciary committee to delay the original vote after these allegations surfaced. he is not running for reelection and is a notorious critic of donald trump but two hours ago he announced he would vote yes to confirm brett cavanagh, quote, both individuals provided compelling testimony, nothing that has been presented corroborate the allegations. there is no question brett kavanaugh is qualified to serve on the supreme court and in a different political environment he would be overwhelmingly confirmed. the sentiment was shared by republican senator lindsey graham. >> the reason we find ourselves in this spot is the process was used in political fashion. i voted for sonja soto mayor and alana kagan and we would no

i'd like to nominate brenda to be chair, and vice chair, kristin.ould we do these one at a time? okay. i'm way ahead of myself. >> second the nomination of brenda for chair. >> i third it. >> note mr. hughes is in the room now. >> well, we saved him a seat. >> all in favor? [voting] >> and i'd like to nominate kristin chu as the vice chair. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor in. [voting] >> good. thank you. any public comment on the election? seeing none, let's go onto the next item. >> item four, approval with possible modification of the minutes of the april 21, 2018 meeting. >> any public comment on the meeting minutes? seeing none, move for approval. >> i move for the approval of the meeting minutes. >> i second. >> the minutes are approved. >> item five, presentation from the city services auditor regarding the c.s.a. work plan and possible action by the committee in response to such presentation. >> good morning, committee members. i'm the chief audit executive for the city services auditor of the controller's office and i'm here with my co

welcome to fox news at night, we have team coverage, kristin fisher will separate fact from fiction on the claims from brett kavanaugh's accuser is. here that henry with latebreaking details. >> reporter: donald trump has been furious republicans have not been aggressive enough defending brett kavanaugh amid this onslaught. in a phone call mitch mcconnell said the president was complaining republicans have been standing by and letting democrats ruin this man's life. sources say the president leave republicans that have pushed ray vote after the first round of hearings and before the allegations surfaced. the president was firm in saying he backs brett kavanaugh and once a senate vote but made clear if brett kavanaugh goes down he will not sit back, he will fight. if brett kavanaugh loses i will have a new name to you in one hour. an idea how quickly they move at the white house. a republican source says it is like a buffet, some are good, some are bad. the president made clear while he backs brett kavanaugh, he will listen to christine blasey-ford's testimony, he could be persuaded by

team coverage kristin fisher has the latest on rod rosenstein and the latest on human diplomacy but here is ed henry with the latest on a strategic push by team cavanagh. >> reporter: all the controversy against brett kavanaugh, it is still not a done deal. whether the original accuser doctor ford will testify or not, another letter from doctor ford's legal team where the object to republican senators who asked questions, they went the name and resume of a lawyer suggesting despite claims by democrats, doctor ford was going to testify, that may not be true. that is brett kavanaugh is going on offense. the exclusive interview with martha maccallum, firm in saying he never sexually assaulted anyone at any point in his life, some republicans admitting the answers were robotic and on thursday they expect him to be stronger, more fiery in his testimony like he was in a letter to chuck grassley writing these are smears pure and simple and they debase our public discourse. doctor ford wrote a letter of her own where she told grassley she felt agony yet urgency to air her allegations as a civic

kristin, thank you for talking to us.ryone knew it was a historic match no matter how it ended, but no one knew quite how historic and what would happen. it was epic. i want to get your thoughts on how it went down. >> when they are in the heat of the battle, natalie, all the players, we have seen it in every sport, obviously things can be said, emotions run high, people get hot and certain lisa rena was not happy and we know that. i think it's the job of the chair umpire at that moment to take a deep breath and to say, what is at stake here? and it's the grand slam final. it's serena williams going for her 24th, which would be historic, the most ever, and you've got to step back and say, is this worth a game penalty? literally, potentially altering the outcome of a match, certainly changing the complexion of the match entirely and be a part of history basically for as long as people are talking about tennis? i think most chair umpires would have stepped back and said, you know what? i'm going to let this athlete vet for

but it's getting ugly on both sides. >> sean: all right, kristin fisher in washington.nk you for that report. the president going to sit down with us in just about a minute or two, so we are told, we'll bring it live. author of the new book "spygate: the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump," former secret agent, nra tv contributor, dan bongino, former white house press secretary, a man that has been in a lot of fights and fires himself, ari fleischer, is with us. you know judge kavanaugh. you've heard him describe a very different man by people who knew him from high school, through the bush administration, through the time he has been a judge. it's got to be very troubling. you knew him personally, know him personally. what are your thoughts on all of this? >> i observed with brett in the white house and this is not brett kavanaugh. brett would never act like that. not his nature, not of personality. the whole thing comes as a shock. i think brett kavanaugh don't like is chomping at the bit, going before judiciary, say it wasn't him. i think he cannot wait for the co

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kristin fisher, thank you very much. we now know what the attorney for judge kavanaugh's accuser, dr. christine blasey ford, is expecting in exchange for her testimony peered one of the most controversial points, that kavanaugh testify first. where do things stand tonight? white house spokesman for the kavanaugh confirmation process joins us live. thanks for joining us. i want to bring something from "the wall street journal" yesterday. we've heard the president several times talk about his support for judge kavanaugh, but this is what they a 70 "wall street journal." it was not clear how committed mr. trump's to the nomination. a person close to mr. trump said the president views and judge kavanaugh as the pickup outgoing white house counsel and "will not lose any sleep" if not chosen. that certainly stands in contrast with everything he said publicly peered what is the truth? >> the white house is 100% behind judge kavanaugh, for good reason. this man has an incredible record, 12 years in the second most powerful court

here with a live report from washington is our own kristin fisher. the latest?, as you said it has only been one day since trump ordered the declassification of several key documents. already, he says that he considered declassifying even more. >> president trump: what i want is i want total transparency. this is a witch hunt. republicans are seeing it, the democrats know it is a witch hunt to, but they do not want to admit it because it is politics for them. >> intelligence code officials are now scrabbling to comply with the warrant and unredacted text messages from comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, and lisa page. critics say this could jeopardize national security. the fbi director and jeopardy attorney general saying "the action president trump has taken to direct agencies to selectively disclose classified information that he believes he can manipulate publicly to undermine the legitimacy and credibility of the special counsel investigation is a brazen abuse of power.nv they also set in that letter a breathingnt before those documents are disclosed to the

a little bit of a coincidence there, shannon. >> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much.onspiracy theorist alex jones, that . they are suspending his account permanently, citing his violence and hate speech. the permanent twitter brown means he will not be able to recreate his presence on another account. investigated as arson, and no suspects been identified. agents from the federal bureau of firearms and explosives are also looking at a potential political motive. a missouri college's yanking its uniforms that feature the nike logo following the colin kaepernick sponsorship. saying "if nike is the face of america, we are ashamed of them." president trump morning on twitter that he could declassify key documents related to the rush of probert that call prompting nearly a dozen g.o.p. lawmakers to urge the president to declassify fisa morse used to spy on carter page. when we return, kavanaugh by the numbers, are protesters being paid? fact-checking a senator 's claims on abortion, that takes center stage. plus, his robe wade settled law of the land? we will tell you what

kristin welker has the details. >> reporter: president trump is standing by judge brett kavanaugh. >>of the finest people that i've ever known. >> reporter: kavanaugh faces an allegation of sexual assaulting a teenage girl more than three decades ago at a high school party. he denies the accusation and according to the white house says he was never at the party in question. >> he's an outstanding intellect, an outstanding judge, respected by everybody. never had even a little blemish on his record. >> the accuser 51-year-old christine blasey ford, a professor in california, tells the "washington post" a 17-year-old kavanaugh was stumbling drunk at a house party in the '80s when he allegedly pinned her to a bed and groped her. i thought he might inadvertently kill me, she told the post. her lawyer said ford is willing to testify mickly. >> does she consider this an attempted rape? >> she does. >> kavanaugh says he's also willing to testify, adding this is a completely false allegation. i have never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or to anyone because this never hap

. >> nbc's kristin welker has more from washington.or >> rr: president trump is standing by judge brett kavanaugh. >> judge kavanaugh is one of the fist peoplhat i've ever known. >> kavanaugh faces an allegation oflly assaulting a teenaged girl more than three decades ago at a high school party. he denies the accusation and according to the white house n.ys he was never at the party in quest >> he's an outstanding intellect, outstanding judge, respected by everybody. never had even a little blemish on his record >> reporter: the accuser, 51-year-old christine blasey ford says a stumbling kavanaugh was drunk when he pinned her to a bid aed and groped me. her lawyer on "today" says ford is willing to testify publicly. >> does she consider this an attempted rape? >> she does.sh clearly considers this an attempted rape. >> reporter: kavanaugh says hs also willing to testify, adding this is a completely false allegation. i have never done anything like the accuser describes to her or anyone. i had no idea who was making this accus until yesterday >> i think this woman, whoever she is, is mix

hi, kristin. >> hi, martha. the white house has been waiting all day to see if judge kavanaugh's accuser would accept the counter offer from senate republicans to testify on wednesday. the original deadline for the counter offer had come and gone. it was close of business today. moments ago, the chairman of the judiciary committee senator chuck grassley put out a statement saying that he had extended the deadline. i want to read it to you in full. he said i'm extending the deadline to yet again 10:00 this evening, so three hours from now. providing a notice to a vote in the event that dr. ford's attorney do not respond or dr. ford decides to not testify. we've got to wait three more hours before we find out whether or not this hearing on wednesday is going to be a go or not. let's talk a little bit about the terms of this counter offer from senate republicans today. what they want is they wanted a wednesday hearing. they want a female attorney to do the questioning. they say that ford would have to testify first

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>> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. also, new details on north korea.he rogue regime is still forging ahead with its nuclear program. at the same time, it appears kim jong un is asking the u.s. for another chance in the legends of president. >> primary purpose of the letter was to request and look to scheh the president, which we are open to and are already in the process of coordinating. the recent parade in north korea for months was not about their nuclear arsenal. >> shannon: sr. foreign affairs correspondent gord, greg palkot's life in seoul, south korea. it's a different time for you there. >> it absolutely, shannon. a different time here in both sides of the border. the government in north korea staging interesting developments. we'll talk about the letter in a moment. but first, celebrations in pyongyang, the government orchestrated celebrations mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of north korea. that propped up on monday night with a massive torch display, showing real "organizational prowess" by the regime. most telling was a military pa

and i want to get kristine's reaction to this, too.u from my experience working in those offices senators are very much afraid on those kinds of days. and they're trying to duck those protesters and they're just hoping it all goes away. and this looks like a pretty spontaneous wave of protests that have taken over those buildings. >> and lawrence, it's not going to stop. the fact they're basically going after a survivor coming forward and she's asking to basically bring in her story and they're trying to block her by bringing in a female buffer is not going to help their case. and the republicans just can't help themselves. if you recall when justice sotomayor was before them and saying she seemed too tough and too bold for them, you can only imagine they're trying to save themselves when it comes to actually cross examining dr. ford. and the wave of activism is not going to let go. if you can recall this is all stemming from the election of the president himself. right after inauguration we had the womans march from every continent ba

>> hello, again, kristin. thank you for being here. i really appreciate it. one thing i just wanted to mention, when you were mentioning the arc's intersection with technology, i know that the arc is involved with partnering with a lot of different community organizations. but as things move forward, one additional recommendation may be to think about collaborations with the sf tech council, which is -- i don't know if the arc is directly connected with the tech council or not, but the tech council, which, for the benefit of this council, oversees efforts for digital inclusion and tech nological inclusion for folks. i just want to offer, the arc may have -- would have a strong perspective to lend to that group, so just food for thought. >> yeah. absolutely. i believe our director of strategic initiatives went to their last meeting. we had previously been more involved than we are currently, but that's definitely an area of focus for us. >> great. >> so thank you for the recommendation. >> supervisor chair, one more staff comment or question? >> oh, certainly.

>> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. "the washington post" running an editorial that declared president trump complicit with the storm because of his administration's regulatory policies on things like fossil fuels. "the post says " he says... let's see if senator lindsey graham does. he's a republican from south carolina. he spoke with the president this evening. welcome, senator. do you feel the president and the feds have given you everything they can at this point as your state waits? >> he calls at 5:00 and said, do you have everything you need? is there anything that you need? he called the governor, very pleased with the trump administration's response to the impending hurricane. but i'm worried about is people being responsible for themselves. the government can only do so much. if you don't leave now, if you don't leave in the next 24 hours, you will get caught with no power and if you get hurt, nobody's going to come to help you. so for god's sakes, leave the areas in question. >> shannon: are you worried there

kristine martin, direct care professional mike haggerty and the activities aide margaret matthews for all of their amazing work with an amazing organization. our community really thanks you for all the work you do. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize fairview moravian church in winston-salem, north carolina, for hosting the third annual appreciation day last friday. it was my privilege to attend this inspiring and exciting event in honor of the entire winston-salem police force and their families. the church did an incredible job of bringing together the community to celebrate the commitment and sacrifices that law enforcement officers and their families make to protect and serve the community. numerous local businesses also participated in the event by providing a wonderful meal and various door prizes. i commend police chief katrina thompson, along with her leadership team, for the leadership they pro