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lau laura garcia will serve as the host. registration starts wednesday.n a moment with more. the disfunction in a southy sc >>> coming p tonight at 6:00, the disfunction at a school now involves a restraining order. we'll have that at 6:00. >>> amazing video out of southern california. take a look at this. wow, a pod of worker whales. the captain captured the footage near the coronado islands. curious whales trailed the boat for about 90 minutes, there are about five or six orcas. >> that is so much fun. >> i am so jealous. envious. look at that! gorgeous! >> look at that! i'm excited. >> the captain's on the boat all the time, he doesn't see this kind of stuff. that's amazing. >> nightly news with lester holt is next. we'll continue to watch the whale video. bye. a major natural disaster closing in. there are multiple states of emergency. over a million and a half people scrambling to evacuate. and people are being warned to get out now. >> don't bet your life on riding out a monster. >>> and tonight, is fema ready? as president trump says this about a s

the only time his speech was teinterrupted was with lau you get the impression the u.n.oes not much like donald trump and there is a sentiment that it is probably reciprocated. laura: follong mr. trump's speech, i spoke to the secretary-general ofato. y-secretneral, the president today rejected the ideology of globalism. you lead a multilateral organization, nato.is e undermining the military alliance you lead? >> to me, there is no contradiction between nato and individual strong, sovereign nationstates. i believe it needs s institutions like nato or the u.n. to make sure nations are le to be sovereign and independent. that iexactly why we have nato. laura: you do not think the president's speech as being a slight against nato evenhough he has complained so much about members and threatens to withdraw? >> actions speak louder than words. the united states is now stepping up their support for nato. more troops in europe, more exercises, more equipment. actuallyis strengthening their support for nato. at the same time, they are calling on european nato allies to do more.

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lau one of the largest marginalised groups in this country at the same time, struggling with a poor educationalsperate. we are desperate. to see an advancement towards a better, prosperous environment and a democratic society in this country. there have been strident protests against the agreement with greece. some feel the government is giving up macedonian identity. 0thers government is giving up macedonian identity. others are simply unhappy about a lack of consultation. the problem with the agreement is that it is pushed by foreign party onto macedonia. it is not really something that our people have debated, accepted, and agreed upon. but some things have already changed. skopje's airport is no longer named after greek hero alexander the great. a yes vote on sunday would ring a new identity to the whole country. —— bring. the apollo 11 space mission, which led to neil armstrong becoming the first man to walk on the moon, was one of the defining moments of the 20th century. now a film has been made about the astronaut, his life and the challenges he faced. first man is directed by damien ch

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. >> o that's the real story, lau.here's a problem when you have two different viewpoints but they are not opposing. we have one group, like myself, and like you and a lot of viewers and like most americans. and the overwhelming majority of the players in the national football league who feel like kneeling is disrespectful for a million reasons. on the other side youe, have people that want to make a difference and help those. those aren't two opposing views. they are trying to express what they think about this current situation that should really have nevert happened. and it wouldn't have happened if we had better leadership. >> laura: ben watson was on the show last night. i think he's a terrific guy, five kid. he's positive. he said i will call the white house, i'm happy to work with the white house on criminal justice reform. you can get a lot accomplished working together. i have been guilty of that myself from time to time. but there are a lot of good players who want to help their communities. they can do that

. >> i'm here on behalf of jimmy lau, and i want to make it very clear that we are not opposing a senior community center at this location. we think it's an excellent location for that, we just think it shouldn't be at the expense of housing. once this is made clear, you as a planning commission, planning for us is -- shouldn't be on the project by project approval and disapproval, but you should be looking at the big picture. you should be identifying trends, you should be planning for the future, and the big picture here is that you have organizations both for profits and nonprofits that are acquiring housing that can lay vacant for a few years, and then it's allowed for a nonresidential use. so it's happening all over the sunset. another example that i have on the top of my head is at the corner of 25th and noriega where you have a residential office on the second floor. the home next to that is also left vacant for whatever reason. we think the dwelling unit removal should be removal, and it shouldn't be put on the consent agenda. there's not enough housing in the sunset, so every un

. >> the teuproarious lau between the two and their having fun at my expense. >> reporter: kavanaugh denying it all. at some point on the ver of tears. others defiant. >> i was not at the party described by dr. ford. this confirmation process has become a nationaldi race. >> reporter: and clashing with democrats who called -- >>'m innocent. innocent. >> reporter: tensions on both sides rg the boiling point. >> you're looking for a face s. proc you came to the wrong town at the wrong time. n >> reporte it's up to senators to decide who to believe. and hanging in the balance, a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. kavanaugh said he may be voted down but he will never quit. >> planes, trains a live streams. it captivatedha americansver they were doing wherever they were. ake a long at the social media posts. one person showing the scene inside the senate cafeteria. people glued to the. others watched on their jet blue flight. and many watched at their local bame. meann d.c. shaw's tavern was opened early to host it. head to >>> both ford and kavanaugh testified in the hearing room

an executive branch that has a humble view of its job enforcing the law not trying to write louse laus in the congress' absence. and a judiciary that tries to apply written laws to facts and case that is are actually before it. this is the elegant and fair process that the founders created. it's the process where the people who are elected two and six years in this institution, four years in the executive branch, can be fired because the justices and the judges, the men and women who serve america's people by wearing black robes, they are insulated from politics. this is why we talk about an independent judiciary. this is why they wear robes. this is why we shouldn't talk about republican and democratic judges and justices. this is why we say justice is blind. this is why we give judges lifetime tenure. and this is why this is the last job interview brett kavanaugh will ever have because he's going to a job where he's not supposed to be a super legislator. the question before us today is not what does brett kavanaugh think 11 years ago on a policy matter, the question is whether or not

for us to hear how far our teams are going and to pay attention to all our friends and relatives in lau. it's a big deal, un -- in hawaii. it's a big deal. the city and county of san francisco needs to know that, as well, so at some future arrangement, chief hayes-white, if we can get that going. >> commissioner hayes-white: sure. >> commissioner nakajo: the other thing was, i think i hit all of my particular areas at this time. thank you, mr. president. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. vice president. commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. thank you for your report, chief hayes-white. you missed the last meeting, of course, because you were away, and my fellow commissioners heaped much praise on your head in absentia, so i was waiting until you were actually present to congratulate you, so congratulation on -- congratulations on that wonderful award, and yes, i will be stopping by your office to take a look at it. >> commissioner hayes-white: thank you. >> commissioner covington: you're welcome. i think it's fantastic that all of your sons

. >> yes, and he was in a bite lau -- bilateral meeting, and then he was asked about charges of ms. ford and ms. ramirez. and he said that ms. ramirez was e inebriate and might be him or not be him, and so i believe that we have sound of that. >> and so, geoff -- >> and she comes up, and she says it may not be him, and there were gaps, and totally inebriated and she was all messed up. and she doesn't know if it is him, but it might have been him, and oh, gee, let's not make him a supreme court judge because of this. and this is a congame being played by the democrats. >> wow. i mean, geoff, the president has been for four days very careful to not go after the first accuser,, dr. ford, and now it is escalating as the accuser s a accusers are coming forward with the stories from back then that sometimes are confusing and still have to be corroborated in some case, but going into a confirmation battle like this, this is an unusual stance to take, and especially on a world stage and say, i am here at the united nation, and i don't have to answer that. >> andrea, you are exactly ri t rig

finance reform violations, stealing a quarter of a million dollars from his campaign treasury to spoet a lauvish life-style. what president trump is suggesting here is extraordinary, that jeff sessions should have kept these charges in check before the november elections because these were two republican seats that would not have otherwise been in question. that's a pretty remarkable view of the justice department and one that will clearly be very popular, prapts, among president trump's supporters. but just something that many of us couldn't have imagined a couple of years ago. >> just this public berating of h his a.g. continues. we will continue the watch for more on that. as you -- thank you. it is labor day, a day off for some of you. with midterm elections looming in politics this marks the beginning of serious crunch time n. pits pits, former vice president joe biden fronted democrats efforts to win back pennsylvania by marching with union members, shaking hands, posing for selfies. and remember, reliably blue pennsylvania turned red in 2016, helping propel president trump into the wh

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lau laura, there has been some suggestions that rosenstein's remarks were sarcasm. >> some people haved no intention of wearing a wire to tape the president, that didn't happen, they say. but other sources are adamant that this was quite serious and not a laughing matter. part of the divergence that you're seeing at play here is the fact that mccabe and rosenstein do not know each other very well. when a lot of these conversations are taking place, it's may of 2017, it's chaos. after james comey has been fired, there's an eight-day stretch between when comey is fired and the special counsel is pointed. there's a lot going on in this time that could have easily been misunderstood, ana. >> as you point out, they don't know each other very well, there's a lot of tumultuous tension in washington. >> to say the least. >> after comey was fired. what was that relationship like between the two, what were they like? >> well, you know, after talking to a variety of different sources, what you see here is partially the fact that the fbi leadership at the time is really devoted to comey. and so wh

political climate has changed a lot and there is a lot about our pollution being not acceptable alexis lau leads a university team that has developed a mobile app giving real time pollution readings at street level anywhere in the city people can then plan their daily routines to be as pollution free as possible then they have. information they can choose our i think there will be there are some help in trying to win their exposure to improve scientists and activists helping to empower a generation of city dwellers increasingly concerned about the air they breathe. but bright al-jazeera hong kong. to the united states now where the senate judiciary committee is set to begin four days of hearings on brett kavanaugh nomination to the supreme court cavanagh's president trance picture a place retiring justice anthony kennedy has long been seen as the court's swing vote on many contentious issues protests are expected on capitol hill in response to fears that cavanagh pulled a court even further to the right song on the political scale. now the u.s. president has again taken aim at attorney gen

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so he had to exp, lau know, settled law, precedent. how do doustinguish between the two. and he did point out that there are certain decisions of the supreme court, historical decisions involving issues that are unlily to come before the court again such as school segregation, brown versus board of education, that he felt d coy that that was correctly decided. that is settled lawt . said there is also a wholed aboutee of supreme court decisions, precedents that could come back to theupme court. and so he was following what other nominees had said, he can not comment. >> paul clement, what was-- whas would be thein his going on-- going ahead and saying yes, i thinthis was correctly settled, unless he doesn't believe it. in whh cse, you have a different situation. >> oh, i think the risks are quite considerable. and that is why i think judge kavanaugh invoked the nominee precedence am i think eveon peho sat in that seat in the senate judiciary committ hearing really has perceived that if you start saying even as to an innocuous precedent that you think it is correctly decid

you made us lau but y also made us think. do you miss having that platform every day? i loved doing the show and i loved being a part of it. there's also a great satisfaction with being with a team, working on something, getting your hands dirty a little bit and really being able to work with people on an individual basis as opposed to sort of shouting into the cameras sometimes and you can feel a ltle helpless. sometimes, you know, when you do it on the ground -- these guys, you know, they are relentless i their advocacy because they have to be. the resistance down washington was astonishing. it was -- they had to walk the halls to get this done, and it continues to this day. the gestation period for oer diseases like meso, the only thing you can compare it to is afghanistan. what these guys were exposed to stunning. >> i have to go. john, i look at you, it look your eyes and i see a tear. is it because you'r still having to fight? >> i've been to 181 funerals. it's every day. it's not just because the anniversary is coming. so many of my friends who i walk the halls

each of them will make important changes to federal ru lau to protect children. i'd like to thank my colleagues, mr. ratcliffe, mr. johnson, and mr. sensenbrenner for their excellent work in crafting an introducing these bills with me and their critical efforts to move them through the house earlier this congress. the first part of h.r. 6847 is the bill i introduced, the roeby bill that closes a significant loophole in pursuing offend offenders who engage in sex tourism and prey on children abroad. specifically the bill ensures that the definition of ill list sexual conduct includes all potential situations where an adult defendant may abuse a child under these circumstances. no longer will they be able to go and prey on foreign children without facing a penalty of significant punishment at home. they will also not be able toest tape -- escape enhanced snantses for doing. so the bill also fixes loopholes for those who degrade, humiliate children under 12 to avoid sentencing enhancements for sentencing. congress always intended children to have the greatest protec

heidi lau up 2%. it was up 6% at one point. clearly some profit taking taking place at this stage. to propel what is going on with shares in particular. we continue tos see oil prices being elevated, albeit i have come down a fraction with the stockpile figures. an increase in stockpiles we were expecting. 1.5 million barrels falling. oil, $72. over $80 for brent. these guys are making money and people are seeing that. yvonne: see a good day for some of these oil stocks today. a lot going on with iran with president trump at the human assembly speech. we have the latest with paul allen. paul: president trump reasserted his america first perspective in his address to the united nations general assembly. he chastised iran and venezuela, and offered a projection of the multilateral approach. he arrived late for his speech, forcing delays. laughter as hen lauded success of his administration. president trump: in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. [laughter] did not expect: that