let us do it right before we cast a vote on judge kavanaugh and with that i yield the floor. >> mister president across the country women and survivors are angry. they are energized and making their voices heard. they are inspired by doctor ford in sharing often the worst moments of their lives and for the first time ever with their families and

let us do it right before we cast a vote on brett kavanaugh. with that i yield the floor. >> mister president, across the country women and survivors are

than like saying you know their response rather than saying oh wow this could be a concern let us check let us do some tests do it we'll let us maybe you know why do they put some boots on the ground and get some gears turning and see if this is really dangerous and see if kids are people or serials or with no ads no no you guys are fudging the numbers and how dare you but this is true this is what we get with everything these days it's this is too many deaths by drone that can't be attributed to an actual military gauge event it's perfectly within the numbers of except of all acceptable deaths ride around well there's a lot of this really terrible you know awful chemical that can cause cancer and other things on this food that we give to children young children babies practically and the like. you're just too sensitive you're too sensitive you're too to their kids though but for me kids it's you don't get to mess around has to do with people when kids' lives and kids are the ones who are eating this stuff the most. out of developing age and also don't expect the food and drug administration that

twenty five percent of the vote but still many people do fear that he might just be the shadow of let us do well that will be pulling the strings from the background and this is also why many investors are afraid that he might not be able to make the changes in india economy that brazil desperately needs to to kid out of the recession and this also makes him very unpopular with other parts of the party they say he is too moderate he has no. not enough courage to guide the country and they they want him to be more leftist and he will have to convince those and also the other candidates are running today if he wants to be told so narrow in a very probable run out. at the end of this month ok thank you for that was due to abuse ophelia harms i wrote. and turkey's president recha tie affair to one says the country's airports are being monitored in an effort to find out what happened to a prominent saudi journalist who disappeared in istanbul the us based writer jamal khashoggi has been a vocal critic of the saudi leadership and he's up in seeing it since he entered the saudi consulate in istanb

let us do it right before we cast a vote on judge kavanaugh. with that idea before. >> mr. president, across the country women and survivors are angry. they are energized and they're making their voices heard. they are inspired i dr. ford, and they are sharing stories of their own, often of the worst moments of their lives, and some for the first time ever with your families, with their friends and with their senators. there are too many to share in one speech here on the center for but i want to touch on just a few. i heard from a woman in washington state who wrote to me saying, and i

let us do it right before we cast a vote on judge kavanaugh and with that i yield the floor. >> mister president across the country women and survivors are angry. they are energized and making their voices heard. they are inspired by doctor ford in sharing often the worst moments of their lives and for the first time ever with their families and friends and senators. there is one speech here but i will touch on a few. one woman wrote to mete to say there have been rare moments of my life when i have felt compelled to speak out. this is one. she told me when she was in junior high school she dated a a boy she thought was one of the nicest guys ever that one day she went to his house while his parents were at church and he assaulted her a and tried to rape her she only barely managed to escape and run from his house and she said she never told anyone about this because she did not know who would believe her.eo she was worried people would think it was her fault. but she told me after doctorit forward one - - four had the courage she had the courage to share her own. another woman from wa

let us do it right before we cast a vote on brett kavanaugh. with that i yield the floor. >> mister president, across the country women and survivors are angry. they are energized and making their voices heard. they are inspired by doctor ford and sharing stories of their own often at the worst moment of their lives and some, for the first time ever, with their families, their friends, too many to share in one speech on the senate floor but i want to touch on just a few. i heard from a woman in washington state who wrote to me saying, quote, there have been rare moments in my life when i felt compelled to speak out, this is one. she told me when she was in junior high school she dated a boy she thought was, quote, one of the nicest guys ever. then one day she went to his house when his parents were at church and he assaulted her, tried to rape her and she barely managed to escape and run from his house, she said she never told anyone about this because she didn't know, and would think it was her fault. and doctor ford had courage with her exper

us work together to combat all of these equalities but let us do this on a human level and mindful of the principles guided by our history and the principle of universality and universalism. that is my commitment to you and i count on you. >>> on behalf of the general assembly i think his excellency, emmanuel macron president of the french republic for the statement must just -- just made. >>> on behalf of the general assembly, i have the honor to welcome to the united nations his excellency the president of the republic of iran, hassan rouhani and to invite him to address the assembly. >> in the name of god, the merciful -- merciful, compassionate, praise be to god the lord of the universe and peace and blessing be on the messenger of god and his family and companions. madam president, i take these -- this opportunity to facilitate the presentation to the u.n.'s 73rd general assembly . we have assembled here today as the world is suffering from recklessness and disregard of some states. for international values and institutions, the message of our presence here is that the preservati

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us address the crises, let us work together to combat all of these equalities but let us do this on a human level and mindful of the principles guided by our history and the principle of universality and universalism. that is my commitment to you and i count on you. >>> on behalf of the general assembly i think his excellency, emmanuel macron president of the french republic for the statement must just --

either by general election or by letting us do the negotiation. ve no idea what they're doing and they are saying, it isjolly, just trust us, no, they we have been trusting them for long enough, we need to move on and we need to get some people around the table who know what they are doing. are you comfortable with dominic raab's letter to the house of commons procedure committee saying that the vote on the final deal should be unequivocal? this is simply part of their thing about saying that we have to accept theresa may's bit of nonsense or we all go off on a cliff together. we all go off on a bridge together. we all go off on a bridge to nowhere, all kind... no, there has to be another way through this pollard would accept it. we won't allow this, we are going to stand firm on this. the case ofjamal khashoggi, the saudi journalist, killed. the international trade secretary is not going to a co nfe re nce secretary is not going to a conference and the us appears to be withdrawing its reputation as well. in youreyes, is withdrawing its reputation

action committee, the super pac, that lets us be a little more direct, gives more leeway to deliver a message, but the c4, americans for prosperity, it does let us do a lot of activities, especially get out the vote in the closing days of the election. >> there has been in a norm us -- enourmous shift away from the party structure to outside groups like yours, and some on the other side of the aisle. what does this mean for funding campaigns and having outside financial contributions to campaigns? is this a change in the way we elect candidates, and the way candidates are supported on the campaign trail? tim: we hope it leads to candidates being more independent, so they are not locked in to a party position or a tribal position, so to speak, but where they can genuinely do what is best to help people. so we want members of congress, and at the state level legislature as well, we want them to know that if they do the right thing, they take bold risk, we mentioned criminal justice or tax reform or federal spending or copperheads of immigration reform, which is an important issue to our network, if they do that, they're outside groups, -- there are o

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let us do that. you have sent it, but it has not come through. so it is blocked.ote an open letter strongly critical of president xi. currently under xi jinping, power is becoming more and more concentrated. the country will be under more tyranny. there will be more stamping on the rule of law. the outlook is completely pessimistic. the problem is that china's values are so different from those of the west. it demands total obedience to the state and resents any outside criticism, though china insists it is no threat to the west. what does it all come down to? is china the west's friend or potential enemy? well, it is too rich and too inclined to flex its muscles to be an easy friend yet it is not so much a foe as a competitor. the trouble is, history shows that competition unchecked can have a dangerous habit of turning really nasty. john simpson, bbc news, on the great wall. football and both manchester clubs were in action in the champions' league tonight. there was pressure on the united boss jose mourinho after a series of poor results. 0ur sports editor dan

>> reporter: that's what kids say to parents, you let me do a bad thing, it's your fault. >> i didn't say they let ussaid they let us sleep and hang out at the same spot. they did, beside what anybody believed. >> you will parce that argument? >> to the day i die, that's true. >> reporter: i want to know, that's on you, what was going on in your head to make you want to do it, to participate in whatever way you participated, to get whatever thrill? what was the thrill? what was it? >> i don't think there was a thrill. >> reporter: if there is no thrill, why'd you do it in. >> there is no thrill in watching women die like that. but i'm going to go back to it again and again, it was my anger issues that i have from everything that happened while we were on parole and probation. >> reporter: we may never know exactly why jerree was killed or martha or josephine or quinna. but there is one more mystery hiding somewhere in this mountain the final mystery. >>> coming up with -- >> to me, she's an angel in disguise. an angel that carries a badge and a gun. >> .an angel whose job isn't done. >> he looks at m

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call-out to our -- is a call-out to our state regulation, if you don't want to regulate them yourself, let us dond we'd be happy to do so. in the meantime, i'm hoping we might have additional strategies we can employ at the airports to make sure that taxi drivers of all medallion types get some leg up to be able to give those rides at the airport which i know is such -- really the only part left of the industry that's at all profitable. i'll just end by saying before passing it over to my colleague that i really appreciate mr. brooks' comments about the taxi system being a public agency and drivers being public workers. i went to spain over the legislative break and i arrived at the end of a multi-day taxi strike where the entire country's taxi drivers struck for days. not a single one of them worked. shut down that public transportation -- well, it is a public transportation system. they are employees of the cities. what struck me was the solidarity of the workers to one another. we got into really long conversations with all of our taxi drivers while we were there about the fight they have aga

which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we want to deploy those type of weapons in europe we have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them to be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offered this we wanted to inspect spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guessed in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally that so much more background work should have been d

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those democrats were would let us do anything if they thought we could win. whatever you do just do it. i think that is going to be a big part of the psychology of what's going on and if somebody is too perfect they are going to say you don't have a chance, that is my general view. >> i would agree edit men that it is the james, five point senate slips,, everywhere, andrew gillam is government, florida, them i think you have a democratic party that does say, let 1000 flowers bloom. joe donnelly conservative democrat one thought -- runs on the wall. we have got a progressive african-american candidate that wins in florida. we have a copy of cortez in new york. we have got everybody. let's see who is the best one. that is where you can have those internal debates about who we want, is a bad night, then the panic meter goes up on all my god, he is going to be president for eight more years. we can't let this thousand flower bloom thing. we have got to find the candidate. sorry, eight total years, a total years of all of this. we from that person, we find them now

that, we underplayed it in 92, we've been out of power or 12 years, those democrats are willing to let us do anything they thought to win whatever you do, just do it, just go win the thing . i think that's going to be a big part of the psychology of what's going on. and if somebody is too perfect, they're going to say they don't have a chance. >> i would agree and amend that a little bit, let's say democrats do great.it's the james carville 5 point, governorships everywhere, andrew gillum is governor, then you have the democrats say let 1000 flowers bloom. a win in indiana, you've got a progressive african-american candidate that wins in florida. we have cortez in new york, we've got everybody. let's let them all , let's see who is the best one. that's where you can have those internal debates and navelgazing about what the party says, if it's a bad night, the panic meter goes up on all mygod, he's going to be president for 8 more years . we can't let this will thousand flowers bloom thing. right. sorry. 8 total years. 8 total years of all this. we find them now and we can't have one of thes

and they physically won't let us do it. i can see where we will have a lot of situations where it will be hard for us to mitigate but i think at least then we are making everyone aware that we have major issues. i am always worried about the displacement parts and these improvements that come on with it. so i think it is a type of legislation that needs to happen >> we did try to address it. that is why we amended the administrative code so no tenant can be displaced. >> ok. well done. congratulations. thank you for bringing this here today. >> thank you for your time. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing then, is there a motion? >> commissioner walker has a comment. >> this is long overdue. i really appreciate this is coming forward to. i would like to make a motion to recommend that we support this. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. we will do the roll call vote. [roll call] >> motion carried unanimously. we will go back to item five. are we going to go back to item five? >> apologies for having

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independence lets us do that. charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com charles: silicon valley corporate culture continues to disappoint a lot of people. we're talking about companies like amazon's, we know they have done their fair share of virtue signaling and put above all of us. turns out they have a lot to be desired. they're not the only ones. google has been accused of stifling conservative thought in the work place. amazon raised minimum wage, but warehouse workers dealing with horrendous conditions and perhaps took money from somewhere else. joining me now to discuss, vivek wadhwa, carnegie mellon university and silicon valley. are you surprised sort of now in this general epiphany in your world these are not the nicest people in the world, maybe all the fingerpointing, virtue signaling was certainly misplaced for the most part? >> actually i'm not surprised. i mean for the longest time i've been complai

independence lets us do that. charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com >>> we're back morgan stanley shares have fallen nearly 25% from their 52-week high back in march wells fargo banking analyst mike mayo says now is the time to buy the stock. upgrades it to an outperform we've made it our call of the day. mr. mayo joins us here on set. no prop. we only bring props for jpmorgan, is that the deal >> i would have but i did not get the memo you're supposed to say what memo work with me here. >> joe started off badly -- we're going to get right to it why morgan stanley now the joke fell flat >> for the large banks the cycle is not over, down 10%. when you see that the resiliency of the banks is stronger than it's almost ever been, you have the best earnings stability in one or two decades the cycle is not over when that happens and the concern we hear is peak earnings this, peak earnings that, it's not peak earning

independence lets us do that.rles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com i was blessed to be part of building one of the greatest game shows in history. during that time, we handed out millions of dollars to thousands of contestants. and i thought, what if we paid the contestants their winnings in gold instead of cash and prizes. back in 1976 we had a wonderful contestant named lee, whose three day winnings were valued at $12,850. and you know what? that was a pretty big haul back in 1976. so, i wondered. what would have happened if lee had put $12,850 in cash, and then put $12,850 in gold in a safe? just sitting there, side by side, from 1976 until now. well, i went back and i ran the numbers and what i found was amazing. we all know that $12,850 in cash would still be sitting there. but, it would be worth a whole lot less than it was in 1976. but that $12,850 in gold, safely stored away? it's worth $135,000 as of the

things in life happened out of the right timing, the right people, and my sense of, all right let us try it. let's dohen i returned back to france as a minister, i had not thought about my pension, the reporting line, how it would work out. i wanted to do it. i wanted to help the country. i do not think i anticipated at all that two months into the job, the beginning of the financial crisis would loom as a result of the closure of the bmp accounts. you grow your sleeves and work and team up with people who know what they are doing and who have a good tomorrow compass. david: you have done a good job at the imf. one thing you have to worry about is not just countries not doing well but the economy of the world. your job is to remote stability promote stability and development and employment. how do you think we are better prepared around the world for another financial collapse like 10 years ago? christine: i think we are better prepared. we have learned lessons. when you look at the banking system, when you look at the ring of improvisers, when you look at the set of regulations that apply, we are mu

they just ignored them and let us do what we wanted and they never even read the scripts. it's that thing, yeah, just do that thing. >> when you guys are in the room writing monte python sketches, you are not necessarily looking at this as actors? >> no, we're not actors. we are writers. that was one of the original things about it. the whole show was written by the six of us. and we acted everything. and so, you know, even the women's roles, we would do them because we wanted more parts. six people to go around, you know what i mean? and so we played everything, and that is the kind of -- it also gave it a madness quality to it. but the writers were in charge always. >> the name of the book, always look on the bright side of life, is named after a song that you wrote. and it is one of the most iconic scenes in the history of monte python. there you are on crucifixes and singing always look on the bright side of life. >> yeah. >> and apparently it is now still the number one song being played at funerals in the u.k. >> this is true. well, for starters, that's eye chron ron

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which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we wanted to deploy those type of weapons in europe we'd have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them you know be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offer this we wanted to inspect the spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guest in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally that so much more background work should h

looking at here is an organized movement which basically is not heeding the advice or instruction of let us do the right thing, the vetting. let us clear out things they want to get to the border and cross the border and prove ideological point. that is suspicious. had this movement, for example, accept you had the notion of u.n. sponsored human zone north of guatemala or south of mexico. many recommendations were made in that direction. the organizers refused. so they don't have. >> neil: caravans themselves groups of people with the same goal of getting to the united states or into mexico in this case is not new. obviously a little bit that is not a new development. we have seen it before, right? >> we have seen aitems by groupings of people to cross the border wall lead i'm sorry i'm interrupting you here. we are following up on the state department taking questions on the developments and maybe some of the things the president just brought up. >> truck packed with explosives into the marine baraks in beirut, lebanon, killing 241 marines, sailors, and soldiers. we will never get that -- ter

which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we want to deploy those type of weapons in europe we have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them you know be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offered this we wanted to inspect spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guessed in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally that so much more background work should have

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doing something. join me one more time in thanking senator harris for joining us tonight. [applause] let's do everything we can to get this woman elected. [no audio] -- [applause] thank you all, 14 more days. we will see you at victory. have a good night. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] > can i get a picture? thank you. >> can i get a picture? [laughter] thank you. thank you. i really appreciate that. thank you. >> my wife and i have been waiting -- >> 14 days for this. thank you. thank you. ight here. [laughter] thank you. >> will you take a picture, lease? >> thank you for coming, senator. >> overwhelming. > thank you so much. > mary, are you there? >> thanks. >> take picture. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. >> a question. >> thank you for your work ant dairy -- on the dairy community. >> can i ask a question? >> my question -- >> sure, sure. >> hey! >> yes. like t can we do on a day today when congress working to reduce classes for middle income people and cong

do not want your company in the same sentence as opioid. let us on what is making headlines outside the business world. much under is here. here's his kavanaugh first arguments today. he and his family were at the white house for a swearing in. said kavanaugh was proven innocent of allegations. the imf predicts inflation will -- it also forecast venezuela's gdp will shrink 18% this year. decided not to compete for a pentagon cloud computing contract that could be worth up to $10 billion. the project may conflict with its corporate values. there have been protests from google employees about working with the military. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. this is "bloomberg." thanks. a big announcement in new york city today. google is unveiling products. one of them is a new pixel three phone. as they try to increase revenue and become a rival to apples and -- apple and samsung. joining us is ramon llamas. what is newnse of about this p

us to make this thing happened. i think we can do it. [applause] work thatnk about the is ahead of us, let me break this down for you for just a second. typically what happens in midterm races like this, our party focuses on what we call whoable voters so votes typically show up and for disobeying the election. tohave got a lot of money focus on that and then we have a little extra money to focus on the folks who may be show up in presidential races, but they do not going to show up in midterm races, so we want them to show up. needless to say, that is going to leave some people out, right? we know that there are folks who are raising a lot of money to oppose the things that we stand for and that is ok. there is no amount of money that can counter the people power in this room. [applause] said, i'm going to put you to work. listks to you about the that the party focuses on end what we have the resources to focus on, let's talk about your list. we create lists for all kinds of stuff. listsry lists, honey do i need --. honey do lists. i need you to create your own lists of people you know th

let us work together once more to take that relationship to the next level. let us relationship to the next level. let us build stronger defences against those who would do with stronger voices on behalf of of those who have none. let us secure stronger protections for our shared environment. and together, as neighbours and as friends, let us work to build a thriving, prosperous, intrusive world, that reflects a nd prosperous, intrusive world, that reflects and upholds those precious values that we all share. thank you. applause. theresa may giving a speech to the nordic council. we only caught the end of it. she assured the region's citizens in the uk already, they will be able to remain in the uk evenif will be able to remain in the uk even if there is a no—deal brexit. let's talk about yesterday's budget. earlier today norman smith gave us the latest from westminster. the day after the budget is traditionally the time when everybody pours over the detail. popular poring over this morning as halfar mr hammond yesterday actually did ease austerity with the spending announcements. interestingly we have heard from mr hammond himself this morning suggestin

let us do it right before we cast a vote on judge kavanaugh. and with that i yield the floor. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, earlier this year i heard from an elementary school principal in washington state about how the opioid crisis was hurting the kids in his school. students in his school were having trouble focusing in class as they dealt with the trauma of a family member's substance use at home and some were having a hard time understanding how best to help those students with their trauma. i also heard from a staff at a hospital about how they delivered so many babies to mothers struggling with opioid addiction, many deal with neonatal abstinence syndrome. and i have heard from countless other families in my home state of washington about how the opioid crisis has impacted their loved ones. our communities have been crying out for action to address the root causes and ripple effects of the opioid crisis that has caused so much heartbreak for so many people, and today we ar