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abc's kyra phillips from capitol hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the stakes couldn't be higher, and judge brett kavanaugh knows it, completing at least two full-day mock hearings, peppered with interruptions by fake protesters. and democrats are making it clear, they will not go easy on the president's supreme court nominee. now accusing the white house of withholding key information after the trump administration invoked executive privilege, blocking access to 100,000 pages of documents from kavanaugh's time as a close aide to president george w. bush. chuck schumer tweeting, "it has all the makings of a coverup." >> it's not normal, because we are not able to see 100,000 documents. >> reporter: but more than four times that number of documents have been made available to the committee, and that's just from his time in the executive branch. the 53-year-old federal judge has perhaps the most extensive paper trail of a nominee. he served as a deputy to independent counsel ken starr during the clinton/lewinsky scandal. later writing that presidents should not be distracted by investig

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>> kyra, i want to turn to something the president tweeted today, going after jeff sessions. in that tweet, blasting sessions over the federal indictments of two republican congressmen just before the midterm elections, saying, quote, two easy wins are now in doubt. >> reporter: right, he's referring to new york's chris collins and california's duncan hunter. the first two congressmen to endorse trump's candidacy. collins now facing insider trading charges and hunter facing charges of campaign finance violations. now, with the crucial midterm elections approaching, the house could be on the line. critics slamming the president's tweet, saying he's trying to politicize the justice department. it's not clear if he thinks the charges are misguided or if it's just the timing. no comment, tom, from the justice department or the white house tonight. >> kyra phillips for us tonight. thank you. >>> overseas now, to eastern afghanistan, and the latest deadly incident involving u.s. troops. one service mebl was killed and another wounded. that person is in stable condition tonight, in

from capitol hill, i'm kyra phillips, abc news. >>> thanks, kyra. >>> there was a comment, however, from >>> one service member is dead and another injured after a so-called insider attack in afghanistan. this is the second time in nearly two months that an american has been killed by afghan forces that he was training. 60 u.s. troops have died in afghanistan this year. the pentagon says the wounded service member is in stable condition. >>> we are learning some new details about the stabbing of two american tourists in amsterdam. dutch authorities say the suspect is a 19-year-old afghan asylum seeker desperately chose it insults islam. the two are recovering but have not been identified. >>> facebook says a technical glitch threw its social media universe into panic on monday. facebook, instagram, messenger and whatsapp all went down. reports say the outage hit four continents, including north america and forced users to twitter. >> ah, oh! >> that's where they complained about the service issue. facebook users reported seeing a message saying your site is unavailable. they say it's due

there are no trials nor sentencing the camp decides who stays or leaves kyra it was released after a suicide attempt he banged his head against the wall until he became unconscious it's hard for him to talk about it i mean those it was terrible i couldn't deal with it. he told the authours he had a wife and children in kazakhstan and wanted to see them but they didn't let him. go with a date that i told mark commit suicide of it ignore me go. kill someone else then they could just put in jail and didn't give it to the cops and. the threat worked he was allowed to leave china for a month and he stayed in kazakstan. now he's telling the international community about his experience he and kid a rally are meeting a team from amnesty international they bump into some others who have already spoken to the human rights organization. this woman has many relatives in camps. she tells kid o'reilly that her husband was detained in brewer and her brother was detained in a room key get a rally replies that she should come and see him at added to it so they can set up a file she says she will come

which builds satellites it's just opened up an office and i'm kyra. was in there says the economic crisis in turkey is a good opportunity for investment. if you can invest and cyclically now the lira has had a drastic decline the euro is strong so you can invest a lot in turkey for less money and that's what i'd recommend now. and despite the current strained political relations german and turkish companies share many interests. because they don't judge and joins us from our parliamentary studios first of all a political question for you everyone has come to berlin with a wish list warning support for his government's fight against kurdish militants in the golan movement which he blames for a failed coup considering what's gone down in tokyo over the past couple years and it wants consolidation of power what sort of position is he in to be making demands . quite frankly you know political can and do demand a lot of things but the reality is that turkey is still in the middle of a very difficult economic situation and the political political relations

which builds satellites it's just opened up an office and i'm kyra. was in there says the economic crisis in turkey is a good opportunity for investment. if you can invest and cyclically now the lira has had a drastic decline the euro is strong so you can invest a lot in turkey for less money and that's what i'd recommend now. and despite the current strange political relations germany and turkish companies share many interests. german industrial giant to some cope is set to split its holdings into two separate companies company management confirm the plans today indicating the specifics will be announced at a shareholders meeting this weekend one of the future holdings will focus on industrial goods and construction material production the other will continue to call just elevator and automotive component production unit for months now to some hope has been under pressure from its investors to speed up its restructuring efforts its stock rose seven percent on the news. i asked paul christo blitz at the frankfurt stock exchange if this was the end of

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a controversial state visit to germany the trip was meant to ease tensions between berlin and i'm kyra but it's been mobbed by their differences over human rights final stop was in cologne way he inaugurated a mosque he was welcomed by eighty dogs crowd of supporters from germany's turkish community they kept apart from critics off the president staging a protest on the bag of the river rhine. another german city and of a crowd of angry demonstrators a day off to must protest in berlin critics of the turkish president took to the streets once again this time in cologne. nearby a very different crowd hundreds of out of one supporters mainly from germany's turkish community were out in force since the early hours came to catch a glimpse of the man himself the turkish president was in cologne to open the city's central mosque but he used his speech just throw a parting jab at germany accusing it of discrimination in its treatment of two turkish german football stars. racism has to end let me give you one example measured is who was born and raised in germany and. were excluded from the so

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. >>> next, kevin and kyra's anniversary serenade. ♪ you don't know what it's like ♪ >> guitars in handwife played a beegees' hit to celebrate 30 years of marriage. ♪ to love somebody >> we're obviously deeply in love. >>> and finally, julia roberts opens up about her marriage. >> he doesn't like to be on tv. >> no no. >> notoriously private, julia just instagrammed this rare shot with her hubby of 16 years, danny moder. the caption references being "happy, brave and embracing joy." "e.t.'s" learned this pic was taken july 20th, during julia's photo shoot in malibu. doting danny tried to hold her skirt above the sand. >> he just kind of, you know, is watching over me every second. >>> oh, that's very sweet. >> listen, i also have a very shy husband who doesn't want to be in front of the camera. >>> all right, coming up -- what "vanity fair" just released that could put jay-z in hot water with beyonce. >>> plus -- >> we have a situation at airport. >> hundred seriously ill passengers, no one was allowed to leave. what star was caught on board. >>> and behind t >>> "e.t." exclusively anno

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abc's kyra phillips, right there in washington.yra, i guess the question is, is kavanaugh a lock or could he be blocked? >> reporter: well, put it this way, get ready for a battle, the likes of which we haven't seen in decades. if brett kavanaugh, who is as conservative as they come, and currently a judge of the u.s. court of appeals here in d.c., if he's confirmed, it will cement a 5-4 conservative majority for likely a decade or more. clearly the democrats are going to lead a major opposition campaign against kavanaugh. but unless they can convince any republican senators to defect and vote against him, it's likely he'll be confirmed. the gop currently holds 50 seats. and john mccain, as you mentioned, his seat could be filled by another republican in time for a vote which would actually give the gop that razor-thin 51-vote majority, dan. >> but that said, there are some republican senators to watch, two in particular. susan collins and lisa murkowski. how are they leaning? >> reporter: absolutely. those are the two women we're w

when we come back at the top of the i will have more for you on that developing story coming to us kyra specifically to do with the war in algeria we will see you very soon but bye for now. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot . the first u.n. envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east how his negotiations with him helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al-jazeera. and instantly shifting news cycle be received in change in america tweet the listening post takes and questions the wild need the devil will be in the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is their language it's their culture it's their context of why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored we can have a better understanding of how news is created we're going to have a better understanding of what the news is the listening post on al-jazeera f

which builds satellites it's just opened up an office and i'm kyra. was in there says the economic crisis in turkey is a good opportunity for investment. if you can invest and cyclically now the lira has had a drastic decline the euro is strong so you can invest a lot in turkey for less money and that's what i'd recommend now. and despite the current strained political relations german and turkish companies share many interests. because they don't judge and joins us from our parliamentary stream goes first of all a political question for you everyone has come to berlin with a wish list warning support for his government's fight against kurdish militants in the golan movement which he blames for a failed coup considering what's gone down in tokyo over the past couple years and it wants consolidation of power what sort of position is he in to be making demands . quite frankly you know political can and do demand a lot of things but the reality is that turkey is still in the middle of a very difficult economic situation and the political political relati

autumn man was made cultural world harry takes light in one thousand nine hundred two but to reject kyra a local craftsmen says the citadel and some of its features that make it such a treasured site are under threat. i do a little there's a may have to save craftsmen working inside a car because it's flowing into rains we need to restore this area we urgently need help without help handicraft is going to disappear several types of crops have already it is a period like the copper where all the ornamental make is before coroutines don't act to save it nothing will remain for the casbah show. but like many of the people who live here britain has worked in many of the structures in because many of them especially those which date from the ottoman era are in an advanced space of disrepair mohamed is one of the few young men to take up traditional craft and has workshops here contributing to some restoration projects. this kind of job is more threatened than ever there are fewer and fewer crossman here there are no schools to learn how to do it i would love any young person who has a father

and later autumn and was made world harry takes sides in one thousand nine hundred two but to reject kyra a local craftsmen says the citadel and some of its features that make it such a treasured site are under threat lieblich look i do a lot of there's a may have to save craftsmen working inside a car because it's flowing into rings we need to restore this area we urgently need help without help handicraft is going to disappear several types of crops have already it is a period like the copper where all the ornaments make is coroutines don't act to save it nothing will remain for the cost. but like many of the people who live here rita has worked in many of the structures in because many of them especially those which date from the ottoman era are in an advanced space of disrepair mohamed is one of the few young men to take up traditional craft and has workshops here contributing to some restoration projects. this kind of job is more threatened than ever there are fewer and fewer crossman here there are no schools to learn how to do it i would love any young person who has a father or a

even identified the location of where these false flag according to them operations will take place kyra photos i took on. the cover as i did three other villages as well in the province cut from the. movie because they say that preparations have been taken place by. the terror group to stage these nine videos one of which will be sent to international organizations like the u.n. the o.p.c. w the others will be distributed online now according to the russian and moody these reports are. verified by anybody else of course we have to mention that. they will take place in this area they will use the what helmets rescue group are to treat alleged victims as well as children as well. to these news organizations if we push over but if moscow is claims are actually finding what kind of consequences are we talking about here i mean the u.s. has made their position very clear chemical weapons use the threat or even the allegation of their use is a red line they said there will be military intervention if that takes place that clashes with russia's position who explained according to them that pos

abc's kyra phillips is covering the story on the hill. >> reporter: he's referring there to new york's chris collins and california's duncan hunter. the first two congressmen to endorse trump's candidacy. collins now facing insider trading charges and hunter facing charges of campaign finance violations. now, with the crucial midterm elections approaching, the house could be on the line. critics slamming the president's tweet saying he's trying to politicize the justice department. it's not clear if he thinks the charges are misguided or if it's just the timing. no comment from the justice department or the white house. >> but there was comment from nebraska's republican senator ben sasse. he said the united states is not some banana republic with a two-tiered system of justice. >>> and the president is also mocking the former secretary of state john kerry amid reports that kerry may run for president in 2020. mr. trump tweeted, i should only be so lucky. >>> pope francis is facing new criticism this morning after he appeared to call for silence amid accusations he turned a blind eye t

this does not happen again absolutely catherine sobering is the latest from nairobi thanks very much kyra. that investigation by the associated press news agency shows a systematic campaign by the chinese government to strip young weaker muslims of their language and culture the un has set around one million muslims in the region have been rounded up and held in so-called re-education camps tony's government denies this where the hand has more. when many pictures of old with her husband and young baby to turkey to visit his sick father she lived for with the children with family the oldest was eight the youngest just three but that trip appears to have coincided with what the united nations says was a systematic campaign by the chinese government to round up muslim we give the minorities under the pretext of countering terrorism and religious extremism and. made it says chinese authorities weren't just targeting adults her children were apparently taken to the soften it she hasn't heard from them since then or her know on the boko let me after i got the news i was so upset i wanted them t

autumn and was made cultural world harry takes sides in one thousand nine hundred two but to reject kyra a local craftsmen says the citadel and some of its features that make it such a treasured site are under threat. there's and we have to save craftsmen working inside a car because it's flowing into rains we need to restore this area we urgently need help without help handicraft is going to disappear several types of crops have already it is a period like the copper where all the ornamental make is before coroutines don't act to save it nothing will remain for the casbah sure. but like many of the people who live here britain has worked in many of the structures in the. many of them especially those which date from the ottoman era are in advance space of disrepair mohamed is one of the few young men to take up traditional craft and has workshops here contributing to some restoration projects. this kind of job is more threatened than ever there are fewer and fewer crossman here there are no schools to learn how to do it i would love any young person who has a father or a relative who is

she‘s been named kyra, which means sun goddess.into the weekend, things will turn much cooler, as we will see. for the time being, enjoy that sunshine. lots of it across england and wales, but more cloud in scotland and northern ireland. rain moving a close —— across scotland at the moment. cooler air moving in, saw temperatures lower than yesterday, at about 13 to 15 degrees. in england and wales, temperatures are already in their 20s and eastern areas. tonight, the cloud, size, and for southern areas, it will be warmer than last night, and to the north of that, colder than last night. those temperatures down into single figures. for friday, it should be fine and dry for all of us back, with sunny spells. chilly in northern areas, 13 or 1a degrees. a big difference in southern areas, robert temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news. i‘m annita mcveigh. these are the top stories developing at midday: the head of the london fire brigade tells the grenfell tower inquiry the fire could not have been extinguished

they brought in a whole team to help 17-year-old kyra, the gorilla deliver her baby boy born healthyhibry have delivered hundreds of babies but this one is a special delivery they will never forget. >> it's definitely one of those moments that will be part of our stories that we tell to our grandkids. >> i bet and the zoo saying so important here because sumatran orangutans are endangered in the wild. one doctor called it a bucket list item i didn't know was on my bucket list. >> so true. >> really sweet. we wish ayrton littly all the best. >> love that story. >> yes, we do. thank you very much, lara. >>> coming up, we have a health alert about the flu. superstar drake canceling his concert because of it. is it time to get your flu shot, or is it too soon? dr. ashton is here to weigh in. for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here to help. connecting you with the t

we need justice for my mom, kyra, and justice for all people whose lives are affected by illegal aliensod day. [ applause ] >> my name is cindy skaal, and i'm here to speak for my daughter because her voice has been silenced. she no longer has a voice. on march 16, 2017, our world was turned upside down, our lives forever changed and we are permanently separated from our daughter, tyra nicole branam. in 2017, our daughter's life was critically taken by an illegal alien named alan. alan was very drunk and this was his fourth dui. to add insult to injury, the sheriff refused the request of the dui prosecutor at that time to arrest alan mcgollum while he was in the hospital, using the excuse of nothing to hold him on until the blood test came back three weeks later. we are imposing a new law, shyra's law, and with this law police can carry a warrant and carry a blood alcohol kit to get immediate results. this law would keep law enforcement intact to do their duty and to stop affording criminals like alan the chance to escape. yesterday marks 77 weeks since our daughter's death, and mcgollu