and it now turns the trade, we were talking to somebody from the lse today, london school of economicsnd he was pointing out that trade wise but i don't think many people realise this, a lot, all of our trade deals are via the eu. outside the eu, the uk does not have any other trade deals set up at all so it comes down to the trade option. you can do the begin of compromise for the eu?|j think begin of compromise for the eu?” think there are a number of problems with going forward, the kind of trade deal the eu generally seeks with other countries and the most, the country that has got one of the most conference of trade deals with the eu canada and that's always seen as the model for this kind of trade deal the uk would seek with the eu. problem is if a third country that does not have a shepherd —— special relationship with the union, they will have to be customs checks on the border and that has serious implications for the border and for the agreement, the eu solution is then you just have a parent as part of the single market and you have a border down, that something that theresa

over the treasurer's loyalty with the treasurer doing the numbers for the prime minister and someone lse and himself? > absolutely, mr. speaker. the prime minister has always enjoyed my support, mr. speaker. i'll tell you why. together as a team, the prime minister and i have assured we have turned the corner on debt. e have brought the budget back into balance and have been -- on economic policy for the single greatest increase in employment, mr. speaker. young people getting the jobs. our infrastructure program itting the ground. our plan for a stronger economy is getting the results we want it to get. a triple-a-credit rating. we have plans to do even more. plans to do even more, mr. speaker to ensure the australians continue and enjoy the prosperity. can be delivered and can be guaranteed. we have a plan for a stronger economy. the turnbull government has a plan for a safe australia. we are delivering on that plan. i have abandoned all beliefs, all beliefs -- we believe -- he used to stay on the other side of the house and you allowed yourselves to be the victims of populism. we have

the one-two punch meani, one, category 4 winds associated with lse storm, but then the mo the forecast models are suggesting that the storm will slow down and meander around in place, and tt is a recipe for an inland flooding disaster. much like whate saw with hurricane harvey in texas. laura: as this storm approaches, what kind of impact could people in the carolinas and surrounding states potentially see? marshall: i think the initial threats the storm surge, next to the winds.ng we are talbout a category 4 potentially storm. these are significant winds. .here will be wind damage and storm surge dama on top of that, talking about rainfall and potentially days of rainfall. i've seen estimates in the 20, 30, perhaps even 40 inches of rain arena, and that is a recipe for disaster. it is important that people in the carolinas and surrounding areas are preparing now. there isoing to be a window of closure where you cannot prepare and get out. it is important with three to four days to start doing the things you need to do,ecause this is a situation we do not often see in this part of the

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. >> brangham: ...help obtainien a driver's lse and food stamps, transportation to meetings with their parole officers-- all sthmingly simple gs that men like them struggle with after so many years behind bars. c >>e to jail when i was 17 years old. i made o mistake. never been to juvenile detention or anything like that. >> brangham: osby bryant and charles sneed were also freed this week, after more pan 40 years irison-- convicted in the 1970s of second degree murder. for them, this is where a new struggle begins, particularly in a world driven by so much technology. >> the first thing, at the bus station, i see this little kid, about th high, couldn't have been more than four years old, with a cell phone in her hand. and she was going just as fast as, i don't know what, you know. >> i'm 61 years old, about to make 62. y he's 70-soears old. so it's like, who's going to give us a job? how're we going to get an upstart? how're we goig get some stability to our lives? >> brangham: another former inmate tryin is antonio montgomery. in june, he c year sentence for kidnapping and armedasob

chairman biden: was there anyone lse at eec that you believe possessed that power? prof.o, not for that office. was judge thomas still then your ultimate boss and the boss of the entie office? prof. hill: yes. chairman biden: now, was there any routine work day at eeoc describe for the committee? prof. hill: actually, most of the work that we did, unlying at most of the work was responding to internal memos instead of responding to things had come from outside. there were many more of those, because there were many more offices, and so each of us were responsible for a certain area, would respond to a memo or write up a memo to be sent to the chairman for his response. we also had hearings and there was always a special assistant who was assigned to sit in the commission hearings, and so some days, if we were having hearings, well, one of the special assistants -- very often it was me -- would sit in the hearing to provide the chairman with information. during the days of the week that we were not having hearings, we had to prepare the chairman for the hearings themselves

. >>> elon musk in serious the s.sten qte, uing h accusing lse and misleading. the s.e.c.him from running a public company. >>> as we said, testimony by christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh riveting the nation. americans reacting in realtime across the country on social media and we're still feeling the fallout this morning. hearing from two of judge kavanaugh's former yale classmates. paula faris is here with that side of the story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we'll all remember where we were during this nation. it riveted the nation. tvs were tuned in on the floor of the stock exchange, classrooms and airplanes. while some had their minds made up prior to testimony, it was enough to sway others. from coast to coast on college campuses in bars, office buildings and even at 10,000 feet, millions of americans glued to their televisions, riveted watching as dr. christine blasey ford spoke publicly for the first time. >> that mr. kavanaugh had sexual assaulted me. >> reporter: the testimony by dr. ford striking a chord and surfacing long repres