lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don'tut 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 lindsay, 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 or 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? >>> after his wife'

. >> now let's talk about lindsay lohan. it seems like things were going well for lindsay.een shooting her new mtv reality show in greece and then over the weekend lindsay's life took a bizarre turn. >> i can help you. >> what do you need? >> in a since-deleted instagram live from moscow lohan, speaking arabic, russian and english with an accent becomes infuriated when a homeless family refuses her help. the actress trails them throwing out this allegation. >> they're trafficking children. >> when she tries to grab a child, this woman seemingly makes contact. >> the scuffle leaving lindsay in tears. >> i'm just like so scared. >> hey lindsay, are you herby, because you look fully loaded? >> "snl" poked fun. twitter lit up with outrage some labelling it an attempted kidnapping others puzzled by her accent. >> i won't leave until i take you. i have a lot of people around me, very strong women that i'm friends within abu dhabi. >> we kind of noticed an accent emerging last year when lindsay told us why she prefers living overseas. >> i do love the serenity and peace that i fin

on screen in a "mean girls" sequel. >> i am game for this. >> lindsay said -- >> omg yeah.dy know what you're asking. of course i am. that would be crazy. >> that is so fetch. gretchen stop trying to make fetch happen. it's not going to happen. >> where do you think your character would be today? >> i mean, she is the -- you know, the heir to the toaster strudel empire and i think she probably is married and has lots of little babies. >> i don't think my father the inventor of toaster strudel would be too pleased to hear this. >> what would cady heron be up to today? >> i'm thinking she's been living in africa and adopts children, very madonna. >> so if you're from africa, why are you white? >> as for jonathan bennett who played regina's ex and cady's crush, he just came out with a burn cookbook based on the film. >> what are the mean girls questions you get asked the most? >> okay. let me tell you. no, i don't hang out with lindsay lohan every day. >> cool. >> yes, rachel mcadams is just as amazing and cool as you hope she'd be. >> your hair looks so sexy pushed back. >> i

(lindsay anderson) ford was serving with the navy throughout the war.s be called "the myth of the navy, of service, of heroism." where every character in it is filled with such conviction, reality, if you like, that they are -- they exist in themselves, not to move the story along. (lindsay anderson) what gives the film its power is the fact that ford was a poetic filmmaker and so his people came to represent something greater than themselves. ford's attitude is different from that of very many people and is very heartfelt. (singing "glory hallelujah") (lindsay anderson) the eloquence of that moment, the time which is taken to accommodate the expression being felt at that moment. it's absolutely not a conventional action tempo of a hollywood picture. this reply is a full acceptance of the pottsdam declaration which specifies unconditional surrender of japan. (narrator) with the end of the war, the partnership between washington and hollywood ended, yet audiences still wanted a victory parade... (narrator) the combat film developed a momentum of its own

mayor lindsay and i also went to milwaukee. i spent the better part of a morning in a black barbershop there in milwaukee talking to young black men as they caved in. most were from the south, having come to milwaukee looking for work just as local jobs were disappearing or being moved away. the first question i asked the early arrivals puzzled them. that question was if they found more or less racial thanimination in milwaukee there had been in birmingham or wherever was in the south they had come from. they did not know how to answer because, as i soon learned, in milwaukee, they did not see any white people. that's how rigid the local segregation was in that northern city. mayor lindsay and i and the other commission members came back from these site visits sobered and somewhat shaken. in a room which i arranged for on the senate side of the u.s. capitol building, the commission began 44 days of meetings from december 1967 until newly the end of february 1968 to actually write the kerner report, every word of which was read

talking as lindsay graham, that was the old lindsay graham a little bit, maybe, and i said to him, i was sort of surprised by it, and i said we are sitting at 1,000 people, and it's not off the record, but i said you know you are on the record, and he said save the tape. he will be held to that if this situation arises. that was an interesting moment. >> it was. the papers are up in the senate right now in a vault and senators will begin examining them at 8:00. we heard from a number of people on both sides and i don't know how many minds will be changed by what is in here. it seems republicans are not going to ask questions about whether kavanaugh was honest during the hearing or not, they just want rock solid proof. they want an admission from brett kavanaugh that will never happen that he assaulted professor ford, and he says it didn't happen. >> i will tell you we had senator flake at the festival the day before, and he, as you well know, is somewhat tortured by all of this, tortured by the tribalism in politics, and the impression i got from senator flake is he still will vote f

>> lindsay. >> where are you?ns of "halloween" are diehard fans, as you know, and so do you think there will be another one? >> you know what, i have no idea. >> kourtney kardashian caught the movie last night and look who showed up. michael myers. she took a picture with him. >> i imagine he'll be at the premier. coming up -- >> did john krasinski win his seven-year prank war with jimmy kimmel? >> i wish i was more prepared. >>> then a soap to be in lingerie. >>> then a soap to be in lingerie. >> and a big bang excl i know i can be challenging... but i'm deeper than what you see. the ceramides in cerave. cerave contains three essential ceramides, to restore the ones we've lost and help repair my natural barrier. so i can lock in moisture, and keep us protected. we're in this together, so we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts... and arms... >> "e.t." will be exclusively backstage as the cast of ♪ ♪ what a beautiful day for a flight ♪ ♪ not a crowd or sea bird in sight ♪ >> how's that for a big time mu

>> lindsay. >> where are you? of "halloween" are diehard fans, as you know, and so do you think there will be another one? >> you know what, i have no idea. >> kourtney kardashian caught the movie last night and look who showed up. michael myers. she took a picture with him. >> i imagine he'll be at the premier. coming up -- >> did john krasinski win his seven-year prank war with jimmy kimmel? >> i wish i was more to be in lingerie. >> and a big bang excl >> "e.t." will be exclusively backstage as the cast of for a flight ♪ ♪ crowd or sea bird in sight ♪ >> how's that for a big time musical? it's called "hudson we have a problem." don't worry. it's not real. it was a skit on jimmy kimmel live. >> i was tryliing to figure out how i feel about that. believe it or not that was not the craziest thing that happened. john krasinski had his own thing that really hit home. >> where are you staying? >> we rented -- doesn't matter. i already know. >> there it is. yme away from home while in brooklyn. john didn't just add si

fÉlix: desde univisiÓn deportes, lindsay, nos tiene la jornada deportiva del dÍa, estados unidos queuerÍan defender su invicto ante los broncos. registraban el primero de los touchdowns. santos completÓ tres goles de campo que terminaron marcando la diferencia. ademÁs, nfl aquÍ sÓlo tenemos. los dolphins, para cta racha. el juego se iba a tiempo extra. le dieron la victoria a los locales 31 a 28. team usa se enfrentÓ a jamaica en el campeonato femenino de la concacaf. golearon seis a cero. estados unidos avanza a la final y se enfrentarÁn a las canadienses. los partidos internacionales siguen en nuestra pantalla. el tri enfrentarÁ a chile, desde las 6:45 del pacÍfico. en exclusiva por unimÁs. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva tengan muy buena noche. arantza: y no se pierda la imagen de caÍda libre de unos ♪ fÉlix: nos despedimos con estas impresionantes imÁgenes en cÁmara lenta que grabaron o no paracaidistas. los deportista se ven en caÍda libre. arantxa: se utilizÓ una cÁmara que vale $25,000, el camarÓgrafo tambiÉn tuvo que saltar. los realizadores seÑalan que las imÁgenes son s

lindsay: cerrara la cartilla de la fecha y el perjudica a la fr porque serÁn escapar a la hago lugarria cuando la empate al valencia. esta maÑana me si fue en latÓn todo del tanto. el 20 de octubre se juega el liderato que ya perdieron antes sevilla. el atlÉtico se impuso. ahora siente un dolor en el muslo por lo que tuvo que salir del cambio. en la pelota caliente. saquÉ la escoba porque milkwake se convirtiÓ en el primero en clasificar... mientras que orlando le son el noveno inning. el irlandÉsperdiÓ al frente del ruso. la revancha en sus redes sociales pero tendrÁ que esperar debido a la pelea... hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva y regresamos con mÁs del noticiero. arantxa: el equipo de fÚtbol o en el que fue rescatado de una fÉlix: los 12 niÑos y el entrenador rescatados en una cueva, llaman nuevamente la atenciÓn, pero hoy por que jugaron frente a river en argentina. arantxa: el duelo amistoso terminÓ en un empate 3-3 . tambiÉn participaron en la apertura de los juegos olÍmpicos de la juventud. fÉlix: asÍ nos despedimos, les decÍamos una feliz noche y una feliz semana. arantx

senator lindsay graham, going to be joining news a few minutes with senator ted cruz. he also deserved a lot of credit. his powerful moment lit a fire for truth, justice, and decency in the country. many democrats proclaim their opposition to judge kavanaugh within seconds of his nomination. others up ended the hearings with endless interruptions, grandstanding, the worst of the worst. works the of all, many democrats actually went along with accusing brett kavanaugh of even being a ist, a -- a rapist, a gang ist. no -- rapist. drugging girls routinely at parties. they called him evil. compared him to bill cosby. men were told to sit down and shut up. zero corroborating evidence. based on 36-year old claims that were backed up by nobody. the republicans took this rightly serious, it's a serious topic. lawmakers, some of them didn't care. they wanted to ruin a man's life and his reputation forever. and i'm pretty certain tonight, brett kavanaugh, his wife, his two young daughters, i'm sure they'll never be the same again. we as a country, could not reward this madness,

senator lindsay graham, going to be joining news a few minutes with senator ted cruz. he also deserved a lot of credit. his powerful moment lit a fire for truth, justice, and decency in the country. many democrats proclaim their opposition to judge kavanaugh within seconds of his nomination. others up ended the hearings with endless interruptions, grandstanding, the worst of the worst. works the of all, many democrats actually went along with accusing brett kavanaugh of even being a ist, a -- a rapist, a gang ist. no -- rapist. drugging girls routinely at parties. they called him evil. compared him to bill cosby. men were told to sit down and shut up. zero corroborating evidence. based on 36-year old claims that were backed up by nobody. the republicans took this rightly serious, it's a serious topic. lawmakers, some of them didn't care. they wanted to ruin a man's life and his reputation forever. and i'm pretty certain tonight, brett kavanaugh, his wife, his two young daughters, i'm sure they'll never be the same again. we as a country, could not reward this madness,

joining me now is lindsay bell, she's the investment strategist at cfra research lin lindsey, are theis is the first time we've seen growth above 20% where numbers have come down a little bit going into the earnings period they haven't come down as much as you have seen historically. twoprior quarters numbers went up we think this is going to be a good quarter we'll get earnings growth close to the 25% that we saw in the second quarter it's really being driven by strong fundamentals here in the u.s. as well as the tax reform package that we got at the end of last year which is really boosting the bottom line you got a little bit of buy back to support more bottom line growth. >> lindsay, what part of the market has to do really well this earnings season for it to be a positive narrative for the rest of the overall market is it technology is it consumer discretionary is it the financials where are you looking? >> well, i mean, ideally we'd like to see broad based success across the 11 sectors. we're going to see positive growth in all 11 sectors this quarter which is a very good sign f

would this be something lindsay graham suggesting he may introduce legislation. if so, how do you think you would vote on it? >> i would vote in favor of lindsay's legislation, he's doing something the president wants him to do. i think it's the right thing to do. and if there's a way to figure out how to do it, i tell you, lindsay is the guy that will word it in such a way that it should be something that can pass. we'll find out. the main thing, we want to make sure that we get, you got to get the wall built. that's the real key thing that the president has said over and over again. and the popularity of that, that notion, is very, very -- it sets up pretty high right now. and people, people say, charles, that building the wall, paying for the wall is a problem. it's not a problem. that's why introducing legislation today, that will address that. and will overcome that problem. and i feel very good about that. >> sir, defense secretary james mattis was asked about sending troops to the southern border and if it was, quote, a stunt. here's the exchange. >> is th

you may have heard the gasp of lindsay czarniak.the worker relieving himself and putting the gloves back on and continuing to work. in a statement, smithfield foods calls it an isolated incident and 50,000 pounds of product were disposed of. ew. ew! >>> we have to move on. english, math and history are not the only classes required for texas students to graduate. >> passenger, put your hands on the dashboard. >> thank you. >> driver, put your hands on the steering wheel. >> new state law requires students from 9th to 12th grade to take the class and view the video on law enforcement during a traffic stop. it is to ease tension between students and police and prevent being shot from officers. >> that is fascinating. you took something similar? >> i did. a long time ago. i remember learning what to do when police come to the car. >>> the red sox and dodgers are one win away from the world series after picking up dramatic victories. let the debate begin. lindsay czarniak here with the bleacher report. >> good morning. so much drama. es

as you know, lindsay was outstanding. i mean, lindsay was just absolutely outstanding. his level -- couldn't believe what was happening. it was so nasty and so false and so, such fabricated stories and lies. lindsey graham was incredible. i will tell you what. i have been a fan of mitch for a long time. we have a very good relationship which again a lot of people don't know that. we've had a lot of success together and mitch was fantasti fantastic. really all three were stars. >> shannon: one last question to you before we go. the dow, a lot of folks concerned. i know you've had some theories. some critics say it's in part because of the trade war with china. what do you make of it? >> president trump: i don't think that's it at all. the trade war with china. we are taking in billions of dollars from tariffs from chinese goods and it hasn't hurt us. we are taking in billions and billions of dollars. we are going to make products here that we are buying in china. that wasn't at. the problem i have is with the fed. the fed is going wild. i mean, i don't know what their pr

lindsay czarniak has the bleacher report.berman says he is handsome. >> one of my colleagues called him the greatest living american. it's just not fair. at 41, brady is doing things that physically seem impossible. he got one of the biggest weapons back in julian edelman. it was another player, brady became the third quarterback to throw 500 career touchdown passes. he connected with josh gordon making his debut in the fourth quarter. peyton manning and brett favre are the only two who have more. the individual achievements don't mean anything to number 12. >> things like that, milestones, so many people contribute. i just think of all the people that have really worked hard and quarterback doesn't throw to himself. he needs people to catch and block. coach is the coach. these are all great team awards. pretty cool. >> that's a lot of touchdown passes to a lot of different guys. tom's -- no quarterback i'd rather have than tom brady. >> that is all you will get. that is a lot of emotion for the patriots. they won 31-24. >>>

los bomberos sofocaron las tramas de lindsay-- del siniestro . que cargaba 27 toneladas de mezcla de cemento vuelco la autopista 680 en direcciÓn sur.un vehÍculo se impactÓ en la parte lateral de un trÁiler causando que el chofer perdiera el control y chocarÁ contra otro carro, mandando el automovilista a un hospital. y una cÁmara es ebria captÓ estas imÁgenes donde se ve a un hombre afroamericano robando joyas y dinero,logrando huir con $6000 en mercancÍa. la policÍa de esa ciudad solicita la ayuda para dar con el paradero del asaltante. luego de mÚltiples arrestos de chÓferes de viajes compartidos por presuntos abusos sexuales de pasajeras, hablamos con autoridades sobre cÓmo protegerse y saber quÉ hacer ante este tipo de cuestiones. reportera: hace seis aÑos los servicios de taxi el niÑa llegaron a los Ángeles. desafortunadamente hoy hay preocupaciÓn. ante una serie de casos de supuestos abusos sexuales perpetrados por algunos conductores hacia las mujeres pasajeras. >> ya no hay seguridad con la gente . una no puede confiar en nada. >> no via

lindsay: estamos a menos de 24 horas del choque entre costa rica y mÉxico.

all of us fell into place. >> that's not the way curtis' daughter lindsay thought. what did you think of her in. >> we did not get along from the get-go. she arrived at the girl friend. that's how it was. did i think it was too quickly,? yes. but adults make their own decision. >> in fact, lindsay was so unhappy with her dad's girlfriend, she picked up and moved in with her grandmother, corey's mom, two doors down, after two years of living together, curtis and erica married. she admired he how he taught and did local sports and served in the national guard. he had an outstanding resume. >> he did. >> this was the all american boy. >> i loved he was on the school board. that was where my profession was leaning. i loved that he worked with children. he was great. he seemed to be great with the children. >> they even bought a new place in town together and moved from the house where corey had died. there was domestic tranquility at first. but eventually, erica says she saw a change in her husband. >> he'd detach once in a while, just from the whom family. i was kind o

former broncos star demarcus ware leaping over his partner, lindsay. the stars" premiere, and guess what? tonight the show is all about new york new york. demarcus and lindsay are up bright and early and they will be joining us just ahead and we look forward to that. >> they'll have a long day. >> very long day. >>> a lot of headlines to get to including the latest on the supreme court showdown. the fbi investigating the sexual assault allegations against nominee brett kavanaugh. they have until friday to finish the investigation. the democrats say it is too narrow in scope. >>> and a memorial taking place today in las vegas. marking one year since the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. vigils and a moment of silence and other events are being held throughout the day. >>> also this morning, investors are watching tesla stock as elon musk is stepping down as chairman, but there stay on as ceo. musk has agreed to pay a $20 million fine to settle charges he misled investors. >>> and now the latest on the terrifying shark encounter off the

lindsay graham seemed to be suggesting a regime change or the removal of the crown prince. would you support that? >> we need to give the president the chance to conclude the investigation that is called for and make his recommendation to congress on whether or not there will be sanctions forthcoming in the administration, and i agree with different senators, a number of us on the foreign relationships committee called for re -evaluation. we have had a number of hearings and conversations and ultimately confrontations over the saudi conduct of the war. i do think we should be looking at our precision of armourments, and we should be looking closely at the next round of saudi arms deals. president trump miss cited it as being $110 billion, and it's nothing like that. >> he's not wrong in the sense of saudi arabia has been seen as a counter weight to iran, and even though they are providing useful assistance in the struggle against iran, and the crown prince might be taking action against islamist inside saudi arabia? >> that's right. saudi arabia has been an american ally fo

lindsay graham has said it needs to be the crown prince. this is a bad guy. you need to take this guy out and restore the original line of succession, but you got to give us something here you got to give us some cover because what you've done is heinous and it's sort of like when a parent is talking to a child and is trying to talk them out of the trouble they've got themselves into. are you sure it wasn't an accident? are you sure you didn't put it here? kennedy: it sounds like helicopter parenting and that's why we're culturally in the mess we're in because parents don't letter to tell their children no which is so incredibly necessary and i don't believe in this sort of economic appeasement with saudi arabia, from before 9/11 but certainly it peaked on 9/11, and beyond, and they have not given good explanations and if it means that we have to embrace new technology as only this country can, and get off their dirty oil, i'm fine with that. >> this administration loves the saudis. this is -- kennedy: they all do. the bushes love them, obama loved the saudis

well lindsay's been talking about retiring for the last couple of seasons she said that she had a certain number of goals that was still kind of embrace that she wants to achieve that authorities are in and one of them was beating a mustang marks record of eighty six world cup wins what she's done matters effectively said right i'm going to put the pressure on myself to get that done this season lindsay's an eighty two so she needs she's five more to overtake stamets record. skiing is of course a well established olympic sport but no to one of the newer ones this is breaking or break dancing at the youth olympic games in. japan star rand picked up her second gold medal of the week in the mixed team battle the seventeen year old who won the bee title teamed up with a vietnamese dancer who before and they would go on to win the gold medal battle. breakdancing is one of four new sports on show in argentina looking to possibly being included in the full olympics further down the line daniel sharma reports. it was only bad weather that prevented rowing from featuring in the first modern olympi

lindsay graham thing i thought was kind of interesting because. the the american intelligence community had other candidates and i think lindsey you know i think tucker carlson to the new and improved to lindsey graham these would be the cabin or hearings but now lindsay is back with his neo con ideas and i think that is it's not because of the tragedy in in this incident because something else clumsy exists that they're embarrassed by by now their relationship with saudi arabia and that's what's bothering them. more than the death of psyche i think they would be happy to see. and replaced with mohamed bin i-f. the former crown prince who was the kind of the cia's man in saudi arabia have been openly said that he wanted he wanted and got well you know jobs around and the boys have to do it you know what i'm going to do the man's name here but i think that if saudi or if the king sticks by his guns and refuses to remove his son then they will quietly be paypal that papered over i don't expect us supporting yemen to decrease i don't expect the u.s.

lindsay really stepped up over the last two or three weeks. i thought it was fantastic. and -- is a popular guy is a popular guy. nikki doesn't have that in mind. graham -- ey president trump: i think he is happy where he is and he really stepped it up and is doing great. >> do you believe nikki haley when she says she does not want to run for president? president trump: she supported somebody other than me in a primary. it turned out well for me and she respected it and after that, we got along very well. andre really good friends we have been compatriots. we have done a good job together. newunited nations is at a level of respect and we work together. we had a tremendous week last week. said today a few times she wants to work on the 2020 election with us. >> what about your comment yesterday that -- president trump: i am not going to say who i mean. i heard neil gorsuch saying things -- they were that people. he is a very, very fine man. i know fellow americans that -- are you saying we should not say a fellow american is evil? >> [inaudible] >> brett kavanaugh joine

lindsay i don't think it has to be -- left or right. cavuto phrase who says here we're not red we're not blue. we're green. and part of being green is recognizing the policies that are going to enable growth. less regulation, lower taxes, will that help this group that is stuck right here and getting squeezed so badly? >> well it's interesting because when it comes down to november elections it is going to be very much dependent on how either side the red or blue as you say really sells to improvement that we've seen. now, the trump administration, obviously, has pushed for some of the these programs that you're talking about. deregulation, immigration reform, regulatory reform, health care reform, and has any of that translated into the numbers? now p not wage growth as you pointed out early on has picked up to annual pace of 2.8% that's what the republicans are really going to focus on. the improvement from a more stagnant 2.1% earlier it in the previous administration. >> like i said wages they can keep that -- going and they can kee

debate with our panel today we have with us, one of the biggest stories of the day, joe terra nova lindsay bell is with us, cra's chief investment strategist. let's begin with the markets, stocks are at the low of the day, fed minutes to suggest and draghi comments, warning about italy and other members of the eu sort of a stew of uncertainty at this moment >> scott, we were doing okay until about 11:25, 11:30 i mean the s&p was down about .3%. where it broke to new laws and went down more than 1% when when steve mnuchin tweeted that he's not going to saudi arabia for the future investment initiative that's an observation. that's factual the market really took a tumbling on that so i don't think, if i don't think it's interest rates, we've had weeks to digest that. the i think the saudi arabia news is unfortunately picking up steam. i don't think it's going to have a lasting fundamental effect i think it's having an effect today. scott. >> pete, there are those who are citing the draghi comments as the reason for it lower, more than mnuchin tweeting about not going to saudi arabia. i don't

[laughter] is never a good indicator, but lindsay graham and bob corker really does represent the centerpublican party. you are seeing bipartisan consensus and i do not know that in the end, trump is going to be able to for him to do something on this against the saudi's that is meaningful. know now that goldman sachs partner gina powell is no longer in the runs are place nikki haley as the u.n. -- as the haley a u.s. ambassador. playing -- how important will this new person be when they take the job? eli: we do not know who it is going to be but it is a very important position. envoice about some of the hypocrisy that goes on in the u.n. and the fact that they overlook many abuses. inside the a rot united nations system for decades. the trump administration is served well by somebody in that haley mode because she did get a lot done even though the overall iedmp approach really wear u.s. allies. she was able to get important resolutions at times as well as a re-budgeting of the entire approach to u.n. peacekeeping. shery: eli lake, thank you. and alley -- and ali cina r, thank you. serv

i'm a husband. >> thank you, lindsay and kevin and ksgp. i'm the daughter of a teacher and a newspaper man. i have been guided by the values i learned growing up in minnesota. hard work. fair play and getting things done. i think we need more of that in washington, d.c. i have worked across the aisle with anyone that will work with me to get things done for our economy, for our workers, for our businesses, for our families. that's why president trump signed my bills into law and why theyed number one in the last congress getting bills signed into law. i cut through red tape. whether it is a veteran lost his leg and wasn't getting benefits or students and student loans. courage is not just standing by yourself in the corner turnover senate floor giving a speech. courage is whether you'll stand next to someone you don't always agree with for the betterment of this country. i have worked for you and i hope i will earn your support. >> thank you so much for agreeing to debate with us and to everybody at home. thank you for watching this and we

. >> lindsay, it's got to feel a little surreal. we can hear your voice echoing in the big with such big event going on. how does it feel being there. >> hopefully nobody can hear me. completely empty. hard to belie everyone is beyond the doors over there. packed concert hall b just me out here for now. >> well g entertained wood comedy. >> so iconic with elaine. great jobn getting that i there and dc ties. great to see her doing well aftere battl with breast cancer. >> and local o.girl, >> thank you, lindsay. >> live from theennedy center. >> all ght. in onews, take th ais, scary little moments foa pup, a dog rescued from hvac duct in fairfax county. video here showing the firefighters pulling the dog out. w nod on how the little guy got stuck in a duct like that.bu t firefighter his to cut a hole in the ceiling to get him out. looks like he's. doing ok >> coming a c clemson students home coming party and then the floor tonight studentgas whowa werey all went. down >> plus what happened to allison thresher, the montgomery county wo

lindsay is a popular guy. jim is a popular guy. nikki doesn't have that in mind. >>'s senator graham popular enough to be your next attorney general? pres. trump: i think he's very happy where he is. he really stepped it up. he's doing great. >> [inaudible] i didn't know her. she supported somebody else in the primary. it turned out very well for me. she respected it. after that, we got along really well. we are really good friends. we have been compatriots. we've done a great job to get her. -- together. the united nations has a new level of respect. we had a tremendous week last week. nikki wants to work with us. she said today a few times, she wants to work on the 2020 election with us. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i'm not going to say who i mean. they were bad people. he is a very fine man. what was said about him never happened. >> you say that about our fellow americans? pres. trump: i know fellow americans that are evil. are you saying that we shouldn't say that fellow americans are evil? >> [inaudible] >> campaign 2018 coverage continues tonight with severa

here's us with lindsay and of course it's frustrating to see that there is still inequality between men and women. but with my platform i feel that i'm doing my part to change that imbalance and then. according to our current reports in a magazine startup monitor only fifteen percent of balance startups with founded by women there are presently around three thousand startups in the german capital they are young companies with innovative ideas promising growth around three billion euros who are invested in the scene and twenty seventeen startup city is booming. one success story is the readies school of digital integration founded by danish national and carry share at an early twenty sixteen she set up a school where refugees can learn or brush up their id skills to prepare for the german job market the reading school also offers women only courses. the most important thing for us in the women's course this is really about empowerment and that's where we can see the biggest difference women maybe coming in a little bit shy or maybe they're coming in with their friend and after just a thr

. >> lindsay davis has this exclusive. >> reporter: in this morning's first look. >> i can't think of nothing but this. >> the little boy at the center of the viral video dubbed porn store is now sharing how deeply this moment has impacted him. 9-year-old jeremiah harvey was in a brooklyn convenience store with his mother and little sister last week when teresa line accused him of sexual assault. >> she's on the phone and standing at this black mom and her two black kids are out here and the son sexually assaulted me. you have to understand this is not a black and white thing. he's a 9-year-old boy. >> much more of our exclusive interview at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> believe it or not, you'll be able to ski or snowboard here today. >> if you're not ready for fall, maybe this will get you in the mood. pumpkins getting ready t woman leaving a toddler at the door, ringing the bell and running off. >>> time is 5:25. whether you're just skwroeupbgs or heading out th

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of course establishment figures such as lindsay graham and mcconnell, none of those guys wanted trump to be the nominee. they've all really stepped up helping to push kavanaugh over the confirmation finish line. maybe they are closer, all of them come up to recognizing that the time is up on the old g.o.p. and it trump's policies are actually bearing fruit. all the excitement is with trump, let's face it. all the momentum is with his ideas. there is too much on the line for intraparty squabbles any longer. the choice for voters is now really simple. mob rule, or the rule of law. perpetual rage, or real results? demonization, or due process? as an example, this is what the anti-trump rage machine was up to over the weekend. protesters in portland blocked a major thoroughfare causing needless disruptions. when a driver dared to push through the blockade, this was the reaction of these open-minded and tolerant leftists. [screaming and yelling] >> laura: it's like a scene from homeland or something from benghazi. the far left, let's face it, is now running the democratic asylum. >> presid

lindsay czarniak has the answer in the bleacher report. hi, there. >> hey. a five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled together closer as a family. i had so many people at ctca helping me find a way to go through the treatments, to prepare me for anything i would've faced. cancer showed me what true living is all about. so i started helping at a school for special needs children. i think they do more for me than i do for them. the reality of cancer is not everybody survives. surviving for five years is a big deal. at ctca, they have a huge celebrate life event. that was amazing because the whole day was about all of the survivors. i'm not exactly sure what's ahead of me, but i'm excited about my future. visit cancercenter.com to schedule an appointment now. the best simple salad ever?d great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. yeah, this is bob barnett in chicago. (

and i give special gratitude to senators rob portman, susan collins, joe manchin, john kyl and lindsay graham. they are a credit to the country and the senate. i will be forever grateful to each of them and to all the senators who carefully considered my nomination. presiding over the final vote in the senate on saturday was vice president pence. i'm grateful to the vice president for his sound advice and faithful support. i thank counsel to the president don mcgahn, who was a warrior for fairness and performed his critical duties in the finest traditions of our constitution. [applause] >> i thank all the outstanding people in the white house, the department of justice, and the senate who worked day and night on this nomination. one of a federal judge's most important responsibilities is to hire four new law clerks each year. law clerks are recent law school graduates and they work in the judge's chambers for one year. they are among the best and brightest young lawyers in america. and they become the future leaders of the legal profession. i thank my former law clerks who devoted so m

lindsay graham, trump guy now, and susan collins.was a surprise to a lot of people. >> it was a great speech. >> another fighter who deserves a lot of credit not only for the bret cavanagh situation but also for anthony schooley's seat is mitch mcconnell. >> absolutely two he has been critical where he needs to be, which is another thing that i personally love about the trump administration. you actually have a republican-controlled congress and a republican-controlled white house and they're not in lockstep together. they fight and they argue about things and that's what the founders intended but it's completely gone by the wayside. >> they say the secret to democracy is courage. we saw that in the last few weeks. >> you know there's unity in the republican party with steve bannon. >> that's right. that's a moment. i want to talk about the culture. what are the effects of the culture, the broader culture of how we live, patrick monahan, the guy who introduced me as one of my confirmations, i was confirm 90 - 6, that's pretty good. n

i am citing an example that lindsay and i had a conversation about. shee is a lot of he said said back and forth dislike and distrust among senators on this. if we have a court that behaves in a way you can predict how they will decide for the rest of their careers based on who nominated them, heaven help us because the court cannot become as partisan and divided as the country. concerns about the future of the legitimacy of the court and if judge kavanaugh is confirmed, some democrats are talking about impeaching him in the court or increasing the size of the supreme court as we did in the 1800s and civil war. what would you say about that and the future legitimacy of the rule of law? chris just gave a tutorial. do not expect me to leave in w weave in steamy jambalaya into any political discussion. [laughter]incredible. when i saw the food fight that was going on between our parties, split on the dais. democrats threatening to walk out and not boat in the final vote. just going back and forth, the vitriol. that is when i sat there and came to chris.

>> senator lindsay graham said over the weekend that the u.s.d end its relationship with the crown prince. >> i cannot do business with a current leadership, nbs, he's done to me. >> obviously this is one of the president's closest allies in the senate. quickly, what do you think the trump administration should do? >> that's not going to happen, from day one, this country has sacrificed values for relationships. we might censure or sanction the saudis, but ten years down the line, wie're still going to hav a relationship with him, you don't avoid it. >> you can see the rest of that interview with kushner on saturday right here on cnn at 7:00 p.m. >>> details of the possible trump administration plan that brought these protesters to the white house today. stay with us. up here at the dewar's distillery, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's. double aged for extra smoothness. i was thinking...d clot could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out different

with your gma pheufrt look, gma first look, i'm lindsay davis. >> under fire. a racist insult to a woman seated in his row. it happened on a flight from barcelona to london on friday. the man apparently refused to sit near a black woman and demanded she be moved. other passengers came to her defense and asked flight attendants to kick the man off the flight. the man was allowed to stay on the plane and the woman was moved to another seat. ryanair has seen this video and reported the incident to police. >>> three people are missing after a fishing boat caught fire south of san diego. the crew of the nearby vessel contacted the coast guard after spotting the boat. they pulled 15 people from the water. two were badly burned and needed medical care. the remaining 13 people transferred to a mexican naval vessel. the search for the three missing is ongoing. >>> a taco maker is recalling $2.5 million of froze especially taquitos because of a salmonella and listeria scare. they were produced from july 1st through october 10th. they include 4.5 pound of beef taco and ch