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operations are taking place in violation of syria's sovereignty is our middle east correspondent pulis lier. the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determined to stop iran's military build up inside syria and the transfer of weapons to hezbollah there so certainly netanyahu not suggesting that israel's going to stop its military strikes in syria moving forward he did however say that israel was prepared to share all details for a fire investigation to be conducted with the russian side he went so far as to suggest that the israeli commander of the air force flying to russia to provide full details for such an investigation this is a severe test in terms of

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with us tonight and thanks for all of you for once again making justice number one last weekend and liers on the new york times best sellers list and we are will hear from the president on a wide range of topics campaign-style rally in west virginia that only just finished up plus my take on the brett kavanaugh situation in tonight's opening statement is just moments away and then i'll be joined live here in new york at

with us tonight and thanks for all of you for once again making justice number one last weekend and liers, leakers and liberals is still on the new york times best sellers list and we are will hear from the president on a wide range of topics campaign-style rally in west virginia that only just finished up plus my take on the brett kavanaugh situation in tonight's opening statement is just moments away and then i'll be joined live here in new york at a justice exclusive by republican deafen nunes as well as conservative commentator mitchell balkin and john bongion but first the president with packed crowd in another rauk uis rally taking on his opponents and touting a long list of accomplishments, here are some of the highlights. >> a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless tactics of the democratic party, mean obstructionists, for the. last 8 months they spent to overturn the result it was last election, we had one to have great -- we had one -- every day it's like a job, it's like part of your job description, getik up and fight them. honestly, the democrats are a

. >> he's gone through liere like seven times and if he's talking to republicans, i'm guessing his republican challenger down in west virginia is saying, what are you guys doing to me here? >> he's been very clear that he's worried about the supreme court on the issue of health care, which is very big in west virginia. i don't think that professor ford is the key thing for him at this point. i mean, his constituents care about what happens to the affordable care act, what happens to preexisting conditions. he talks about it all the time. so, it's interesting that the republicans have invited him in. maybe he invited himself. i mean, we just don't know. >> that's my guess. >> he was part of that group earlier with collins on health care when they were trying to figure this out. the question is, did they plan this in advance? >> you know, this is clearly an historic day and this hearing has been explosive since 10:00 a.m. eastern earlier this morning. we're waiting for a decision from the republican leadership. will there be a vote in the senate judiciary committee as early as 9:30 tomorrow mor

there are some out liers, arizona and nevada had huge migration figures, people were moving there for other reasons than freedom. and louisiana has more outward migration because of hurricane katrina, but this relationship seems just as strong between freedom and migration when we look at post-great recession and then again, we see that new york, for instance, our worst state on freedom is the worst state in the last 15 years, net migration. 14% of new york's population in 2000 has subsequently moved out of state to another state on net since then. and we look at economic growth. we want to look at growth and personal income. we wanted to look, especially growth and personal income other than say employment growth because there might be this objection. and they might be creating lots of jobs and good jobs. income growth is a way of looking at that. not just job growth, but how good are the jobs. when you look at economic growth in the states, there are a couple of pitfalls and lower quality studies and memes that people share. per capita income is a very bad measure of economic health

. >> the beltway is looking better than it was e lier this morning. we had an earliee way.und g.w. parkway near the memorial bridge a crash in the left lane and southbound0 on 27oking good of frederick. gett slow approaching gaithersburg a rockv down to the spur. chur. >>> most of us will enjoy a d warm afternoon. a small chance at a shower or two west of the d.c. metro area. temperature wise a warm one. up to near 85 degreesoohis afte and another really nice day coming up tomorrow. a mix of clouds and sunshine. no chance for rain tomorrow with a high of 82. hank you. >>> another local news update in 25 minutes. for now back to "the toda >>> >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, new twists. a woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault sing she won't test capitol until the fbi vestigates. >> any talks after hearing on monday is premature because she just came forward with these 48 hours ago. >> what does this mean for the confirmation heari >>> gone to pot? a new study shows more boomers are using marijuana, but these days it's a whole new ijhigh. >> maruana today is a