lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don'try about it. but it just didn't seem right. it wasn't enough time for her to have gotten out and gone inside the house. >> so, said nancy, she went to the wall again. her third and final look. >> at that point he was getting out of the jacuzzi. and he was in a very big rush. she's still nowhere to be seen. the look on his face was almost undescribable. it was almost as if he had just gone into another world. it was scary. >> it was instinct that told her something was wrong, said lindsay. so she called 911. >> 911, state your emergency. >> a woman was killed. >> now, hours and hours later, the detectives confronted chris with lindsay's story. why, they asked, didn't her story match his? >> so am i supposed to believe the witness is lying? >> i'm not going to say she's lying, she sounds like a truthful kid, whatever. but i don't know. i can't explain what she's saying she saw. >> so now that question we posed as we began. did lindsay patterson really know what she saw? >>> "dateline" re

the smer alive and lindsay lohan started her own hashtagg. >> that's amazing.ck this out. here's one star giving it a try, busy phillips said it's harder to nail than it seems. we shot the man who shot lindsay lohan doing the lilo. >> i had to document the moment. it's legendary. >> you need a couple of cocktails to do the lilo. >> i bet you can do that right now. >> no, a margarita. >> bye, everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. stay tuned. to celebrate the amazing success of the nuwave oven pro, with over 5 million sold, today we're offering an incredible deal. order right now and we'll upgrade your order to the all-new nuwave oven pro plus for free. the pro plus features advaed temperature control for perfect meals every time. it also has new features like delay cooking and warm, so your meal is ready when you are. keep watching to see how you can upgrade to the all-new pro plus for free. that's right, free. don't miss this special

and lindsay lohan started her own hashtagg. >> that's amazing.u to check this out. here's one star giving it a try, busy phillips said it's harder to nail than it seems. we shot the man who shot lindsay lohan doing the lilo. >> i had to document the moment. it's legendary. >> you need a couple of cocktails to do the lilo. >> i bet you can do that right now. >> no, a margarita. >> bye, everybody. (ken) warning flags all along the gulf coast ... tropical storm gordon making landfall at this hour, with 70 mile an hour winds and up to eight- inches of rain.good evening, i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. thanks for joining us. right now, hundreds of thousands of people facing nature's fury from the florida panhandle... to the bayous of louisiana ... , omar jimenez joins us live from gulfport, mississippi. states of emergency are in effect for louisiana, mississippi and alabama as dangerous storm surges,strong winds and heavy rain systems move along the gulf coast.sot rupert lacy harrison county emergency management agency director"we are not taki

(lindsay anderson) ford had been a director for over twenty years.nd had learned how to work with actors, get performances and to achieve reality in terms of character. i watched you with that baby, that other woman's baby. it looked, well.... well, i still got a ranch across the border. and it's a nice place. a real nice place. trees and grass and water. there's a cabin, half-built. a man could live there... with a woman. will you go? but you don't know me. you don't know who i am. i know all i want to know. (lindsay anderson) dialogue is important, but there are many sequences in "stagecoach," which are purely told through the image. particularly, say, the final chase. (gunfire) (lindsay anderson) a very interesting sequence. it disobeys all the rules. there's no left to right, and right to left. i mean, they're all going every which way. and it actually doesn't matter. (gunfire) orson welles saw "stagecoach" many times to learn how to tell a story through the camera. (dramatic music playing) (gunshot) (screams in the background) well, the western

because then you would have seen the anger that lindsay graham unleashed. >> i think the way the formatent for them and this is what the president and a lot of his aides were upset about, the five-minute chunks of time where she would start asking questions and then she would stop, so when she got to build a line of questioning, she was redirected. brett kavanaugh came in and saved it for himself in the minds of the white house. the white house is feeling good, they are feeling confident but not completely over the top. they are certain they don't know they don't completely have the votes yet, and as of now they don't and they felt like this was all wrapped up and then the allegation came out a couple weeks ago. they are not counting their chickens yet. and yesterday people were talking about the audience of one, and i heard this from a lot of sources and people. it's true this was an audience of one in terms of not having the predicate bait in brett kavanaugh, and there's still an audience of senators, right? there's still the senate math. this is not just about does president trump li

>>chris: senator lindsay graham, thank you.ank you for your time during a tough week in our deepest sympathies on the loss of a dear friend. joining me now from illinois, another member of the committee that will be questioning brett kavanaugh, dick durbin. the number two democrat. democrats have tried a variety of efforts to upended the confirmation of brett kavanaugh but the argument that there's a midterm and that president trump is under investigation. he wants to see millions of pages of documents from when he was secretary for president george w. bush. the white house has now invoked executive privilege to withhold 100,000 pages from one brett kavanaugh worked for the white house counsel. i think it's fair to say that none of that has worked. the question is why is it that democrats have so far been unable to gain any traction against judge brett kavanaugh and the public debate? you don't seem to bless. [indiscernible] >> let me just at the outset before we get into that. i joined with lindsay graham, every word he said a

sask iowa farmer lindsay greiner who was also president of the iowa soybean association lindsay welcome. thank you it's nice to be with you when we say soybean many who are watching might think soya milk something other people drink but they might not realize how many ways they consume soy give us some examples well soyuz used in cooking oil it's used in at a mom a it's used in soya milk it's used in so i flour choose to make biofuels it's used in animal feed and many more uses that i'm probably not even aware of but it's used in a lot of products let's listen to how president trump explains what's happening. china is going to charges twenty five percent of india's going to charge a seventy five percent and we charge them nothing if there are fifty or there is seventy five or there are twenty five we're going to be at the same numbers called reciprocal samir attacks. so they charge us fifty we charged them fifty right now they'll judge us fifty we judge them nothing doesn't work tough talk about tariffs is nothing new american farmer sold more than twelve billion dollars worth of soybea

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republican lindsay graham and democrat dick durbin. plus, trade talks with canada take a tense turn. >> i think canada very much wants to make the deal and i think will be on a very good for canada if they do and not good at all if they don't. >>chris: on this labor day weekend, we will discuss what a new master means for america's workers. with the head of the country's largest group of unions, afl-cio president richard trumka. only on "fox news sunday". then the >> twitter and facebook are really treading on troubled territory. >>chris: we will ask our panel of white house talk of regulating google. for what it claims is political bias in its search service. and our "power player of the week". country music legend dolly parton on giving books to billions of children.

it was a strange incident involving actress lindsay lohan. all of it caughtradley has tha story. >> reporter: it was another freaky friday for lindsay lohan. >> i'm like in shock right now. >> the actress live streamed a bizarre confrontation with what appeared to be a homeless family that lohan said were syrian refugees. based on lohan's past instagrams she appears to be in moscow. >> tell me your story so i can help you. >> reporter: "the mean girls" star starts out playing nice. >> want to come with me. >> come with me. let me take care of you guys. >> reporter: speaking with a strange accent salted with some kind of foreign language. when the parents refuse. >> no, no, no, no. >> reporter: "the parent trap" star pursues. >> i won't leave until i take you. >> reporter: when she tries to grab the kids lohan gets a hit. the iid social meadia. twitter users calling her crazy and worrying about her mental th for comment. visiting turkey reporter: eve opening up a pro-refugee nightclub in athens called lohan. but her well-known history of alcoh

brian: lindsay? lindsay: hi, i teach in lake st. louis at liberty high school in missouri. i teach and currently the fastest growing district in the state of missouri. i teach ap a pete -- i teach ap government and regular government and student leadership. brian: you have quite a senate race going on in the state of missouri? lindsay: yes, we do. brian: do the students care? lindsay: um, i wish they cared a little bit more, to be honest with you. but i think that coming into this current school year, i think we will be able to get them more involved in the process, to be able to understand more of what is happening. brian: are you allowed to go outside the classroom and anyway and introduced him to history or any kind of current affairs around the area? levy: yes. we can, as long as we have field trip permission, we can go putting much wherever the school district allows. brian: do you ever do it? lindsey: i have not taken kids outside of the school yet, no. brian: rebecca? rebecca: hi, i am rebecca mauro from edmund, and i will be teaching at westmore. brian: oklahoma? re

that's when lindsay graham came roaring back for the defense to get rid of the prosecutor there. i think that question continues because of the aba overnight, alisyn. i think you will hear when the judiciary committee meets today for the scheduled committee vote, i think you are going to hear a lot of conversation from the democrats about the need for an investigation again because the aba is calling for it. >> do you have any sense as to why -- the easiest thing in the world would be, yes, let's do an fbi investigation. >> pick me! i have an answer. >> what? >> he doesn't want an fbi because of what it would find. >> it doesn't sound that dangerous. mark judge, a good friend, who was a sole witness, but he can't remember anything -- >> he says he doesn't recall that, but nobody has asked him and he has not been cross examined on what he does recall. >> his girlfriend that describes -- yeah, there's a lot of information that has not been submitted to the committee. the girlfriend of mark judge is willing to testify about what he told her. we don't know if it's about the calendar.

>> i think he's being compromised by his own ambition and that's saddest thing for me because lindsay was a good friend of john mccain, and he was somebody who was ally of john in a number of fights where john was going to take more iconic view of things. i just account to take a quick with outside of the book for a second i was about to go on nicole wallace yesterday when the news broke that trump had given in and lowered the flag again. that moment, that eight hours yesterday between the time that story broke and time that he reversed his decision, it may seem like a petty thing on trump's part. but that was a man who sought to normalize his personality cult above heroism and dead kition and patriotism and service and pielgdty to this krkt and i'm glad he lowered that flag because i was about to go on air and lose my damn shit. i mean, i was -- it was not boing to be pretty. [applause] this is a guy who -- who you know and lindsay -- best case scenario is he's manipulating trump. worst case when you're trying to manipulate somebody who is master at it they know you're trying to play

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jamie lee's movie daughter lindsay lohan seems ready. >> lindsay lohan dancing in mykonos, have you seenyou think there's a possibility for a musical readaptation of "freaky friday with the with the with the dance from mykonos? do you know what i'm talking about? >> she said nothing. >> she just said what she wanted to say and i'm moving on. >> coming up -- a bachelor in paradise favorite arrested for getting violent with her boyfriend. what the mother of two is saying about the incident now. >> then kevin hart becomes high school principal for a day. what can possibly go wrong? >> enough! >> plus -- >> it's a 20-second shout out. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be chec

lindsay has been great,. guilty, come over here. we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness, we are ready, and they are ready to do whatever they have to do to make this perfect. that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, and it cannot come as fast as you need it to take care of everybody. ofricane florence was one the most powerful storms ever to hit the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families out of lost loved ones, americans agrees with you, and our hearts break for you. god bless you, we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side, we are with you all the way. it's all those impacted by the terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. and you will recover. most important like, we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, they are ally, over the place. i put them up online and everybody let them. they put themselves in harm's way and what they've done to save precious lives,

lindsay got some of that light in up today. lou: the idea that - >> go ahead. lou: this business that they started with, first of all, if not all light in the senate judiciary committee. after watching this i can't even imagine what senator chuck grassley was thinking about when he had this woman doing five-minute intervals and for all the world came out much harsher in her line of questioning, congressman biggs that she did when interviewing christine ford. it was a remarkable thing. finally, they change that but this after the delay as judge kavanaugh said ten days from the moment he asked to accelerate the hearing. it was an awful spectacle of managing the committee. >> i was bewildered. i don't know how anyone who is sad trial experience can say you will get five minutes to ask questions and try to go down a train of thought and then lose it after another five minutes - the whole setup was meant for failure. quite frankly, on the part of poor republican questioner. how do you get train of thought? i was shocked that was the process that they decided to unde

there the guts to go out >> i'm talking with lindsay and co host of the podcast and sports writer sandra horwitz. ♪ . ♪ >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >>> sandra horwitz,hen a woman has this self-defense and us. >> expresses herself, she's hysterical, emional. is there a double standard we hold them to at least and how we perceive when a woman pushes back? versus when a man does >> that i think is absolutely true. i believe that's, the way unfortunately the world still works. u know, men are perceived as strong and women as you say are historic ter cal and that's -- why can't a woman be competent and smart, and you know, just as talented as a man? i can't disagree with anything you just said. i think it's right. >> this is also t happening context of not just this specific game, but, and also this particular tournament, but serena williams has felt for me quite so time that she has been unfairly targeted. >> everything serena does comes with being a visible black woman in america in a country that often doesn't know how to handle. there have been many instances whether beads fa

so the city of walnut creek contributes $75,000 annually for operating costs to lindsay wildlife but the city in recent years spent $1.6 million for various heating and cooling enhancements and roof replacements. but the city says because of financial constraints, they can no longer continue to do so. but that 25-year lease agreement that just expired never really specified whose responsibility it was to maintain that property and the city moving forward would like lindsay wildlife to take on the costs and that's something they are currently negotiating. we'll see what happens with those negotiations. live in walnut creek tonight, alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i hope they can figure it out. it's a great visit. alyana, thank you. >>> governor jerry brown signed a bill today to ensure students attending california charter schools have access to school meals. it gives low income students in charter schools the same access to free and reduced price school meals as other students in public schools. back in 1975 in his first go- around as governor, brown signed legislation requiring th

. >> dickerson: scott also spoke with two republicans who are strong supporters, south carolina lindsay graham and louisiana's john kennedy. >> could either of you change your minds depending on what the fbi report comes up with? >> of course. >> open mind? >> absolutely. >> i said going into the heari hearing, i talked to judge kavanaugh, i called him after this happened, the allegation. said, did you do it? he was resolute. determined. >> senator graham? >> my mind is made up about brett kavanaugh and it would take a dynamite accusation, here's the deal. dr. ford, i don't know what happened, but i know this. brett did not -- everybody she named couldn't verify it, it's 36 years old, i don't see anything new changing. >> be sure to tune town "60 minutes" tonight for more of scott's interviews. 7:30 eastern, 7:00 p.m. pacific after football. we are joined by arkansas republican senator tom cotton. welcome, senator. >> after watching the hearings, you are supporter of brett kavanaugh how did you process the new information that came out in the hearing? >> well, john, first off let's unde

. >>> the bizarre confrontation between actress lindsay lohan and what appeared tbe a homeless family. >> i won't leave until i take you. >>> and the vintage fighter plane restored and brought back to the man w mad it famous. >>> good evening. at a rally in west virginia, president trump took the partisan political batto his base taking aim as what he calls are ruthless and outrageous tactics by democrats to delay or derail brett kavanaugh's confirmation. it comes as the nation's highest court is set to begin its new term wit just eight justices tomorrow. the expanded fbi investigation into sexual assault claim against brett kavanaugh is coming under fire. democrats are worried about limits that the white house appears to have put on the scope president trump says that's just not true. white house correspondent kelly o'donnell brings us la thst. >> reporter: with with a friday deadline looming over the fbi's relaunched background check oreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, today the president's team claimed to be keeping its distance. >> the white house isn't intervening. we're not mic

it is absolutely fundamentally totally wrong and republicans have got to step up like lindsay graham and call it out for what it is and make sure this person is now sitting on the supreme court. >> sean: senator graham had his finest moment in congress. he gave a great speech today. >> i can't believe we're saying that, but bravo, lindsay graham. >> reporter: amazing. we've got a lot more. i will remind you that 39 days, there's so much at stake. really, this is the party you want in power, after what we're witnessing? we come back ed henry in washington with a live report. the latest on kavanaugh's nomination. also, matt schlapp and much more to report on this busy breaking news friday night. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never

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is goes back to, lindsay graham, that was a great part of the speech. we're going to get out there because we're not going to reward this kind of behavior. there will be plenty of people in this country w will react just as angrily. if it looks like you're jamming him through and ignoring the testimony thimorning. >> opened the my republican colleagues, if you vote no,ou are legitimizing the most despicable thing i've seen in my time in politics. that was a message to flake, collins, murkowski, any of those. he was laying down the line that mitchon mll will make the votto them to have tomorrow. >> donald trump's wing man. lindsay graham. >> i want to know at what point did they decide to dump rachel? >> rachel mitchell is with us no longer, apparently. becausee you have kavanaugh c out there and throw away the script. he had a pre-prepared self-incrimination. forget it. i wonder did that inspire graham to say me too? forg rachel, forget this attempt on seem like we're goino e completely measured with respect to each witness and let this guy get punched

it is absolutely fundamentally totally wrong and republicans have got to step up like lindsay graham and call it out for what it is and make sure this person is now sitting on the supreme court. >> sean: senator graham had his finest moment in congress. he gave a great speech today. >> i can't believe we're saying that, but bravo, lindsay graham. >> reporter: amazing. we've got a lot more. i will remind you that 39 days, there's so much at stake. really, this is the party you want in power, after what we're witnessing? we come back ed henry in washington with a live report. the latest on kavanaugh's nomination. also, matt schlapp and much more to report on this busy breaking news friday night. as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure, we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. this is america's energy era. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don'

henry i apologise we are just greedy for a moment because lindsay graeme is having whatjeff is sayingi don't know, i'm not speaking for him. somebody has to explain this to trump sol him. somebody has to explain this to trump so i guess that's myjob. laughter inaudible ifiam inaudible if i am nothing i am practical, 0k? that was lindsay graeme, i don't know if you heard what he said, henry, the editor of unheard .com, he said somebody has to explain this to trump, what's trump got to do all this, should the supreme court not be above all this? trump us to order the fbi investigation, it is part of the fbi investigation, it is part of the executive branch, if we are having an fbi investigation, the executive must order it and that means ultimately it comes down to president trump so that is what that has to do with president trump. how likely is the fbi investigation to go forward? i would think that presuming there are other senators who are backing senator flake such as senator collins or senator murkowski there is not 51 votes or 50 votes to move the nomination through and that mean

it is absolutely, fundamentally, totally wrong and republicans have got to step up like lindsay graham call it out for what it is and make sure this person is now sitting on the supreme court. >> sean: senator graham had his finest moment in congress. he gave a great speech today. >> i can't believe we're saying that, but bravo, lindsay graham. >> sean: amazing. we've got a lot more. i will remind you in 39 days, there's so much at stake. really, this is the party you want in power, after what we're witnessing? we come back ed henry in washington with a live report. the latest on kavanaugh's nomination. also, matt schlapp, pam bondi, and much more to report on this busy breaking news friday night. u plan for, some just... (crash) ...happens. putting it all on credit cards just wasn't working. but a loan through lending club was a cinch. no branch office, no stuffy suits. consolidating our debt saved us nearly $300 a month. that's not sofa change. we had enough to start saving again, and a little extra to send these two to summer camp. being outdoors was good for them? (vo) check your r

lindsay dell cfr a research strategist. lindsay let's start with you.rst is breaking news. 10% tariffs on $200 billion in import goods and a 20 billion-dollar tax. last quarter u.s. corporations made $2 trillion in profits. will 20 trillion be enough to derail this locomotive we have going right now? >> i'm not entirely sure but we will start to feel the impact or the first $50 billion in tariffs they went onto steel and aluminum and lumber in things like that. things that you see that are going into making products that hit the consumers. these are directly and consumer products that we will start at tailback. the consumers making more money and feeling extremely confident like you are he said. they might be willing to deal with higher prices to an extent. let's see where we get next year and 2019 when the 10% tariffs turned to 25%. charles: that's one of the reasons they are coming after the holiday season. you know it's interesting to me because when you bring up the idea can consumers deal with it last month in august the first time in history that

medium and it's one that is can be relatively affordable to to work and earn and thank you so much lindsay so the turner prize will be on here the tate britain and they will be announcing the winner on december the fourth and that's when one of these nominees will be receiving fifty thousand dollars in prize money which will invariably change their careers charlie thank you second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against the us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh the allegations go back to cavanaugh's time at yale it comes as the senate judiciary committee prepares to hold a hearing on thursday at the capitol and christine blasi for the first woman who said he sexually assaulted her as a teenager john hendren has more now from washington. it is a bombshell to the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court there are new allegations of sexual misconduct by the judge in an article in the new yorker magazine a woman says that in college and yale from the one nine hundred eighty three to one thousand nine hundred four there she attended university with

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i voted for them, i would tell them lindsay...he most unethical sham since i've beenin the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. and if you really wa nted been in politics. and if you really wanted to know the truth, you sure as hell would not have done what you did with this guy. are you a gain great this? no. i cannot imagine what you and your family have gone through. you want power, and i hope you never get it. i hope the american people can see through this sham, that you knew about and you held it. you no intention of protecting dr ford, not! she is as much of the victim as you are. god i hate to say it, because these have been my friends. but let me tell you when it comes to this... you're looking for a fair process? you came to the wrong town at the wrong time, my friend. do you consider this a job interview? the advice... do you consider you have been through a job interview? i have been through a process under the constitution. would you say you have been through hell? i have been through hell and then some. t

lindsay graham from south carolina also a member of that committee has suggested something. this is similar to what happened with clarence thomas and anita hill. they had closed the hearing and then the allegations about anita hill came forward and they reopened it. were in this gray area. it's often said history doesn't repeat itself, but sure does rhyme. they have to be very careful about how they play this. if they misplayed this, we are in the me too era. democrats can turn this around and use this as a wedge in the midterms. let's look at the detailed timing because the election is hugely critical, particularly when we are now seeing signs that the senate itself once considered to be invulnerable, now maybe. what's the timing, how long can the process go on, cannot be completed before the election? >> certainly before the election year but the math is denying republicans, 49 democrats. if people like jeff flake or other start to peel off, two senators we haven't heard from our lisa murkowski of alaska and susan collins of maine. they probably are really looking at this.

. >>> still to come, the lindsay wildlife experience has been a part of walnut creek for 63 years. while the popular museum is exploring other options for its locations. >>> social security checks could see a big increase. the big prediction is they will go up by 3% next year. senior citizens released estimates that would boost the average check by $39 a month. that's almost 500 extra dollars a year. there was 0% in 2016, .3% last year. >>> taking a look at the markets, stocks are higher and there are losses elsewhere with the dow jone one half of 1%, gaining 173 points. nasdaq up slightly down slightly and s&p up slightly. >>> facebook stock slightly up even though employers are being accused of discriminating against women with a powerful tool from facebook. they accused employers of targeting job ads for men. attorneys say facebook is profiting from ads hidden from women. three women said they were not shown as for jobs in traditionally male-dominated industries like mechanics. facebook released a statement saying there is no place for discrimination on facebook. it strictly pro

you will go forward and see the testimony -- i think lindsay graham came forward and said what could i possibly do if one person denies it? it's very clear there's a reason they do not want to have anybody forward to bolster dr. ford. >> it's just professor christine blasey ford and kavanaugh scheduled for thursday, this new allegation draws questions into that, because there's somebody who could say whether or not it's true something like this did happen, and there are other reports about allegations about mark judge who the senate republicans have chosen to believe his denial he was in the room. >> as this expands and the other allegation will be included, and the senate's decision not to call other witnesses is problematic and saying they are not interested in a inquiry into the truth. one of the people that dr. ford named said who had been a life long friend said she had no recollection of judge kavanaugh or the party, and that's a significant fact as well. >> yeah, we will talk about that. i think it's significant brett kavanaugh is producing evidence that he thinks is not there

lindsay gram on fox news sunday. >> we are not turning the hearing over to her lawyers. we'll see. i hope she comes. i will listen if she >> it was very smart and the best character unless you can prove otherwise. >> the president saying she comfortable with kavanaugh. >>> a local politician says ford has inspired her. abc 7 news reporter is live with the story. you spoke with the mayor today. >> i did. she is feeling inspired and vulnerable. she hopes her story would help others. >> i have only told one person ever. >> she we is revealing a personal secret she only shared with her sister, she a survivor of sexual assault. >> she was assaulted twice in the 1960s, the first time when she was a teenager, getting a ride home. >> he decided to take a shortcut home which turned into an assault, a really unpleasant assault. >> the second happened years latder when she was attacked by a coworker. >> both times caught totally off guard. >> she didn't report to police because she was -- >> i said if anyone else is willing to come forward, if we could start some kind of movement that says th

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lindsay has been covering this from the get go. she was inside kourcourt. as the judge handed down that sentence. walk us through this. >> reporter: you know, bill cosby remained emotionless. he had his head forward. he sat looking straight ahead. in the back row it was filled with maybe about eight other cosby accusers. they already handed out ti they were crying quietly, all holding hands, nodding their heads again and again. it was quiet. you could hear a pin drop. the judge said he will have pay for prosecution koss fcosts court, a $25,000 fine. he gave strong quotes directly aimed at bill cosby. he said the jury's verdict must be heard loud and clear. you are convicted of a serious crime. again and again he said no one is above the >> he saent signal it would not be much of any leniency. it is defined as a person ma has a mental abnormality or that making them to engage in sexual offenses. his argument was he was 81, blind and frail. it didn't work into the judge's decision. >> reporter: you're exactly ritrit right. it didn't work. the district attorne

lindsay lohan. others setting it to new music.ord in the kitchen. it's weirdly harder to nail. than it seems. i love that the audience is clapping along. i want to see some dance moves. get these memes moving. if you want to see more or lindsay lohan, her new reality show is premiering next year. i'm sure we'll see some more hair flipping action, and that's "pop news." >> and knee bends. a lot of flexibility. >> i'd flip my hair back and forth but i have too much hair spray. so you got to go. >> i would love to see dan or whit try one of those. >> i could do the high knee. but as dan mentioned, the hamstring, i would be a little bit worried about that. get hamstrung. >>> moving on to other things and i'll save you from this one. >> pretty much anything you can talk about. >> alarming new study showing the spike in children being diagnosed with adhd over the past 20 years, and pediatrician and abc news consultant dr. edith sanchez is here. dr. edith, it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> so first and foremost, more kids are

we touched on this earlier, senator lindsay graham said it was all about midterm politics. an fbi investigation of a 36-year-old allegation without specific references to time or location, before professor ford will appear before the judiciary committee is an un -- >> our correspondent sarah west, she said the senate commissioner, chairman chuck grassley, the chairman of the committee is sending a later to prothe i sorry fofessor ford's to interview her here. they are trying to go to great lengths to be accommodating. it is up to you. but it does not deal with the threshold question of her legal team says no testimony until you have some sort of investigation. >> also they're not willing to budge on the timing either. you notice from chairman grassley's statement said the invitation for monday still stands, so grassley is doing what he can to be as accommodating to the woman as possible, to dr. ford, but not on the timing as of yet. and the midterm politics, the president is right when he says that the supreme court is one of the reasons he got elected. that scalia seat was