pressure on her in that match was so astronomical because it she is trying to tie this record with margaret courtme, so is hejust went into meltdown. when she was up againstan went into meltdown. when she was up against an opponent who was beating her quite significantly and it was a shame because she was beginning to get herself into the match and this situation happened and she went into freefall, but i have to say i think the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse of not paying by the raw book? we would be attacking him if he hadn't —— the rule back. i'm astounded that he has been thrown under the bus. this is not a sexism i’ow. under the bus. this is not a sexism row. it is a great thing for kids to get into in terms of sport because it teaches you about humility and how to cope with difficult situations and how to overcome adversity and problem solve while you are out there, that is what sport gives us human being, but what we saw out there was a great icon of the sport who went into freefall and then has come off the court. it would have been better if she had come off court and said,

open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stone is kike an epi i david stokes al-jazeera. a men's world number one rafa nadal was taken to four sets in his third round match against caroline catchin off nidal was in fake trouble early on against the russians losing the first set and going to break down in the second that nadal is aiming for a fourth u.s. open sawtelle eventually came through after nearly four and a half hours of play in the dow's longest at a match of it so it's. ok but it's a sport looking for an outcome now we thank you for that and the fun if you the venice film festival where movie premieres and the big name casts attract most of the attention but this is a crowd of also been queuing up for the various documentaries on offer is there but the deal is that will get it through to see that. i. play out what kind of man upset. a boy recounts how i saw beat his mother. and how he dreams of taking revenge isis tomorrow the lost souls of mosul was filmed before and after iraqi forces recaptured the city and it's a rare insight in

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open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stone is kike an epi david stokes al-jazeera. and christiane are all those white for goal as his new club goes on he's now goalless in three league games for you events as. but it's helen champions all winning regardless this see one picture of apollo and signing that perfect start to this. ok that is all sport for now more lights are added many thanks has plenty more sports along with the latest news analysis and lots of video on the web site of al jazeera dot com i'll be back with a full post of news just a few moments see about. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of le divorce stuck as russia looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in teheran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power continues to examine th

well, equalling margaret court's grand slam record has so far eluded her, but tonight she has the chancehen she takes on anastasija sevastova in the us open semi finals. our correspondent russell fuller is in new york. these are the sights and sounds of central new york before the women's semi—finals. all the talk is about serena williams chasing a 24th grand slam. she has not won the us open since 2014. she looks in even better form than at wimbledon and she reached the final there. can anastasija sevastova with her unorthodox game, he uses a lot of slice and varies the pace, cause her an upset. anastasija sevastova took an upset. anastasija sevastova took a mid career breakfour years ago before coming back and stringing together an impressive sequence of results. the other semifinal has two of the younger players, ers. maddison keys was in the final last year. but this year has been calmer and less late—night drama under the lights and she looks a more complete player. the new scotland football captain andy robertson believes he's the man to lead his country back to a major tournament.

that would tie the great margaret court. that was match point. from 6-3, 6-0. to the fines, and osaka beat her in their been one and only previous meeting. bmw championship. tiger woods looking like the tiger of old instead of the old tiger. this is his approach on 16th. set up an eagle. en route to a round of eight under par. 62, where tiger's best score since bridgestone, which was also, by the way, his last victory. also, at 62 roary mcilroy. they're co-leaders up by a stroke heading into round two. both big names atop the leaderboard. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. so funny to see the eagles fans were the champs in all this, and literally an hour later booing their own team because the first half was not dood. >> tough town. >> it is a very, very touch town. >> all right. abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and on all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. >> our next newscast, though, is at 4:30 >> that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel

her in that particular match was so astronomical because she is trying to type this record with margaret court women's game. i think she went into freefall and meltdown when she was up against an opponent who was beating has significantly. it is a shame because she was just getting into the match when this situation happened and she went into freefall. but i have to say the umpire played it straight. how can we say the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse say the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse him of not playing by the rule book. we would be attacking him if he hadn't. he has been thrown under the bus a little bit and been thrown under the bus a little bitandi been thrown under the bus a little bit and i am astounded, it is not a sexist row at all. it is the one thing about sport that is such a great thing for young kids to get into because it teaches you about humility, how to cope with difficult situations and how to overcome adversity and problem solve well you out there. that is what sport gives you as a human being. unfortunately what we saw was a great icon of the s

open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stunning is connected david stokes al-jazeera. and christiane are all those white for goal as his new club goes on is now goalless in three league games for you ventus but the italian champions all winning regardless this one picture of apollo and stating that perfect start to this. ok that is all sport for not more light. at the body thanks that is it for the news out to so we're out of here with the day's top stories just a few votes i'll see here again but. optimism has paid a. new kind. these elected leaders under. tension as the crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy divide and conquer. hot five of a six part series filmed five years. china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera. is. a. struggle. or source. on the study. and full of pleasure that out of that doesn't. this one has to an intimate look at life in cuba today. if you stop media it out long term it told me it was going to one of the most one of my cuba on just zero. zero. and for your. view so do you in coali

on saturday in new york — serena williams will be hoping to equal margaret court's record of 2a grandkes on naomi osaka in the final of the us open. but before that, in the men's semi—finals, rafa nadal is hoping to edge a step closer to roger federer‘s grand slam record. looking ahead to the action is our tennis correspondent russell fuller. we have come inside to grand central terminal because there is a threat of rain in the air in new york. temperatures have plummeted, humidity remains high but the players will be delighted to know that there is a possibility with rain in the air that the semifinals will be played under a roof. conditions will be much more bearable than they were in the first 12 days of the event. novak djokovic remains a favourite in his semifinal. and even though djokovic seems to have struggled in these conditions, he has only dropped two sets in the early stages of this us open. as for the first semifinal between na dial and dell potter, one question is how warm the dial recover. the answer is probably very well. he beat him in an astonishing match. del potro

history beckons for serena williams as she prepares for tonight's us open final hoping to equal margaret court'sper mac miller, who's died after an apparent drug overdose. the 26—year—old, who's real name was malcolm mccormick, was found at his home near los angeles. he rose to fame after topping the us charts with his debut album in 2011. earlier this year, the musician went through a well—publicised break—up with his long—term girlfriend, the singer ariana grande. a couple and a child have had a miraculous escape after a tube train went over the top of them at baker street station in london last night. police say the woman was pushing a buggy along a platform before falling onto the tracks after being distracted by looking at the arrivals board. the fatherjumped down to help and as they saw a tube approach. the three of them moved into a pit beneath the track. thankfully, the tube passed safely over the top of them. none of them was seriously hurt but they were taken to hospital for checks. in a statement, transport for london said they were relieved that the family were able to escape unharme

later tonight serena williams will attempt to win her 24th singles title to pull level with margaret court'si osaka in the final of the us open. victory would cap an incredible turnaround for williams. health complications following the birth of her first child left her fighting for her life just a year ago. i definitely do not feel myself yet. iam i definitely do not feel myself yet. i am definitely not there. i do not feel like me. i think it takes time, my mum said it takes like a full year to kind of get back. and i am ata year to kind of get back. and i am at a full year now but i am also playing sport professionally and the emotions and expectations and all the other stuff that you add on top of it, it is a lot, you know? so i just feel like i am definitely not there. even my body is different, i actually weigh less than before i got pregnant but it is distributed differently now. so my stomach is a little bigger... right? but it is just so different. and i am still waiting to get to be the serena that i was and i do not know if i'll ever be that physically, emotionally, mentally. but

serena williams is hoping to equal margaret court's records. but what about the men's?e inside to grand central terminal because is a threat of rain in the air in new york. temperatures are plummeted. humidity does remain high but the players will be delighted to know who that there is a possibility, with rain in the edit the semifinals will be played under a roof. conditions will be much more bearable than they were the first 12 days of the event. novak djokovic remains favourite in his semifinal. his opponent needed five sets to get through and even though djokovic seem through and even though djokovic seem to really struggled in these conditions he has only dropped to certainly very early stages. as for the first semifinal between rafael nadal and an opponent one question is how will they no doubt recover after playing for nearly five hours against his opponent in the previous round? against his opponent in the previous round ? the answer against his opponent in the previous round? the answer is probably very well. he beat over nearly five hours in the wimbledon quar

has a crack at trying to get that 24th grand slam title which would equal the record in era on margaret court serena williams says since tiger woods has come back from his back problems, it inspired her to think she can also get back to the top >> he's on his way back and has been coming back from all his back issues. boy, he never gave up. it's inspiring i don't think people know how bad it was i'm not at liberty to talk about it, but it definitely makes me realize we are definitely going to be able to -- i can do my best if he can, too. >> a lot of sports to watch this weekend including that u.s. open final. i will try to tune in over the course of the weekend. thank you very much. >>> join us at 11:15 central european time when we will hear from paolo gentiloni that is it for today's program for me, i'm willem marx. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over he

margaret court, record holder in tennis grand slams, grand dame of the sport, quoted saying, the rulesre the rules and she doesn't like it when players try to pretend they are bigger than the game. your reaction? >> yeah, i think that serena was having a really tough day, she was more upset with the -- a little more upset what was going on against osaka, as opposed to what the refs were saying to her. however, this has been a tough year, getting random tests, random drug tests she felt were unfair coming off of her new child. remember, this hasn't been the sport that hasn't been so welcoming to her and her sister. when it came out, two black girls from compton, whole new look, they took the sport by storm. she felt this over the 20-year plus career. >> laura: she's a global super star. a global super star and there have been glowing profiles and john, you can chime in. lauded by everyone everywhere, the star still of tennis. osaka is probably the next generation, but i don't know, my daughter and i were watching it together. she's 13, doesn't watch tennis very often, she kept looking a

that would tie her with margaret court for the most all time.old naomi osaka, who is playing her first grand slam final, and osaka says this is a dream come true because serena is her childhood hero. >> even when i was a little kid, i always dreamed that i would play serena in a final of a grand slam. so, just the fact that it's happening is, i'm very happy about it. this is the beginning. i'm not there yet. i'm on the climb still. not only is my future bright, even though i'm not, you know, i'm not a spring chicken, but i still have a very, very bright future. >> serena turns 37 in a couple weeks. fun fact of the day, when serena made her first grand slam appearance of her career, osaka was 3 months old. just think about that. >>> all right, tiger woods cooling off from his blazing start at the bmw championship. he shot even par, falling down the leaderboard. and after his round, tiger was asked what he thought about the commercial everyone is talking about, colin kaepernick's new nike ad. >> i think nike's trying to, you know, get out ahead of

open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stunning news car kinetic david stokes al-jazeera. man's world number one rafa nadal had to battle past his russian opponent to reach the u.s. open fourth round to it looked as if the dow's campaign to defend its title was over as caring catching all took the first set the twenty seventh team kept up the pressure on the spaniard throughout the match but at dal after a four hour and twenty three minute and match in for long if that question that it was managed to seal a five seven seven five seven six seven six victory. of course was physical. and mentally demanding. and that's why we practice every day to play this kind of my tears on a great atmosphere for an amazing crowd. may have to do with me having to have the time to play again. twenty sixteen champions stand the rank of was knocked out by number twenty five seen in the last round in the third round the swiss he was given a wildcard entry into this year's tournament eliminated grigor dimitrov in the first round this time he wasn't so lucky losin

margaret court, who is the record holder and tennis grand , she is considered the grande dame of theshe was quoted as saying, the rules are the rules, she doesn't like it when players try to pretend they are bigger than the game. your reaction? >> yeah, i think that serena was having a really tough day. i think she was a little more upset with what was going on against osaka as opposed to what the ref was saying to her. however, this has been a tough year with her, her getting random tests, random drug tests that she feels a bit unfair, particularly coming off of her new child. remember, this has hasn't been the sport that has been so welcoming to her and her sister. when they first came out, this was a whole new look for a two black girls from compton, and he took this sport by storm. so she has felt a whole bunch of different things over her 20 year career, 20 plus year career -- >> laura: anthony, she's a global superstar and there have been glowing profiles about -- and john, you can chime in quickly, i mean, she has been lauded by everyone and everywhere, and she is the star is

she really wants to break that all time grand slam singles mark that she's won away from from margaret court so she's going to keep going until she not only equals that record but tries to break it as well so you know i think it was a little bit of you know obviously she was very upset under the circumstances last night but we'll see her competing i'm sure at the australian open in several months time and randi we have to talk about naomi asako someone how impressed why you would happen to form and think when you think competing perhaps at the tokyo and takes in twenty twenty. oh i mean the osaka is going to be huge at the tokyo olympics i mean she. you know is the breakthrough star we've all been watching her in the tennis world since she won the title in indian wells and march on hard courts and member patrick mcenroe the former u.s. davis cup captain was adamant during wimbledon saying no not only osaka is going to win wimbledon and she was a little short there but he was just one grand slam premature in his prediction and she came through so she's certainly going to be a superstar on the

and a huge match today for serena williams, if she wins today, equalling margaret court's 2a grand slamack to fitness now, only a year after giving birth and having health problems associated with the delivery. it is well documented. she suffered massive complications following the delivery of her daughter. she had blood clots and emergency caesarean. today she hopes to win her 24th grand slam title at the us open. it's an extraordinary recovery — here's a look back at some of the key moments on herjourney. # i'm a keep running # cos a winner don't quit on themselves... so we're leaving the hospital after a long time. we had a lot of complications, but look who we got. we got a baby girl. # i'm a wade, i'm a wade through the water. # tell the tide, "don't move" # i'm a riot, i'm a riot through your borders # call me bulletproof # lord forgive me, i've been runnin' # runnin' blind in truth # i'm a wade, i'm a wave through your shallow love # tell the deep i'm new # i'm telling these tears, "go and fall away, fall away" # may the last one burn into flames... umpire: game, miss williams. #

open and equal margaret court record of twenty four grand slams next up she faces a stone years kaia kanepi david stokes al-jazeera. all men's world number one rafa nadal was taken to four sets in his third round match against karen catchin often and i was in big trouble early on against the russian he lost the first seven years of write down in the second as well that i was aiming for a fourth u.s. open title eventually came through this one after nearly four and a half hours of play it was in a down longest ever match at the tournament. for me personally i of course was a physical demanding. mentally demanding might and that's why we broke that we're going to play this kind of my two years on the grid i must feel in front of an amazing crowd. may have to do with through me having to have the turns to play again. twenty sixteen champion stanford was knocked out by the twenty fifth seed miss ryan it frank is on the comeback trail after really serious knee injury he was given a wildcard entry into dishes told him it's that big or go to me in the first round but ron is too good in this

victory for serena will see her equal margaret court's record of 2a grand slam singles titles.begin the second day's play on 8—under par after shooting rounds of 62. mcilroy could have done even better had he not bogeyed two of his last three holes. it's getting to the tight time at the end of the rugby league season. wigan warriors keep up their pressure at the top of super league after victory over wakefield in the super 85. joe greenwood scored in the final minutes to give wigan a 25—10 win. they remain second, just four points behind leaders st helens. next to a crash in the cycling but after riders crossed the line, it's at the vuelta a espana, where britain's simon yates lost the red leader's jersey. this is them crossing the line. it was the frenchman alexander geniez claimed the victory in a sprint finish ahead of dylan van baarle, but then an official wasn't paying enough attention and his spectacles went flying and both riders fell off, still going at speed having crossed the line. a pileup! you would be annoyed there, wouldn't you? but it'sjesus herrada who now holds

that would equal margaret court for the most titles in history.n saturday she will face naomi osaka, a breakout star. >> another fan favorite. we're going to get a check of the weather. we have dylan in for al. good morning, dylan. >> good morning, guys. we have rain falling through the middle of the country. this is going to be the story for the next several days. remnants of gordon pumping in moisture and a stalled front. 27 million people at risk for flash flooding. when you get some heavier downpours and factor in that through sunday we could see as much as 5 to 7 even up to 10" of rain. that could lead to some flooding back through the midwest and ohio river valley. we're also tracking the tropics. this is tropical storm florence. at one point it was a category 4 hurricane. it's weakened a lot because of conditions it's running into. but as it continues to move westward with water temperatures at 85 to 90 degrees, it will restrengthen, although the track and intensity are still very uncertain right now. so we'll have to watch it as we get to

open championship, 24th grand slam singles title, tying margaret court for the most in tennis historyding in her way right now, 20-year-old naomi osaka, who revealed what was on her mind during her own match last night. >> this is going to sound really bad, but i was just thinking, i really want to play serena. >> supposed to be thinking about your match. >> naomi is seeking her first career grand slam. and she had a message for serena. >> a message to serena. >> i love you. >> look, she's fan-girling. she's so cute. >> she's beaten her already one time. >> she has? >> yeah. >> i love you, but i'm going to take you down. >> you know who else loves serena? this little cutie, her daughter alexis olympia wearing a matching tutu, which i want. serena posted this picture after her match with the caption, did momma win? yes, momma won. yogoe ere. >> yeah, i was courtside, and it's just such a great atmosphere being out there at the u.s. open. but i hate it when they put you up on the jumbotron. i turn into ricky bobby. i don't know what to do with my hands. and amber is saying, honey, you'r

have to put it into the context of this particular match, she was trying to equal the record of margaret courtthe code violation for coaching, he admitted he was coaching, he admitted he was coaching her, she says did not see it. but the racket smash was definitely going to get her a point penalty, and if you speak to an umpire like that, i‘m afraid those are the consequences. she didn‘t deal with it. she lost her composure com pletely deal with it. she lost her composure completely and utterly, but it had nothing to do with whether she was a man or woman, a man done the same thing i believe that carlos ramos the umpire would have done exactly the umpire would have done exactly the same thing. i‘m not quite sure why this conversation is even happening about a sexism row. thanks for joining happening about a sexism row. thanks forjoining us. new figures suggest the uk economy grew faster than expected in the three months to the end ofjuly. the office for national statistics said gdp grew by 0.6% during the period. it‘s thought hot weather and england‘s performance at the world cup helped boost

court. >> brennan: i put margaret on the hot seat.personally as well to respond to what has been some criticism of your journalism, huffington post coming out with an article specifically about you saying you didn't identify a republican in a story specifically as republican official. and called into question a lot of your work. i'd t opportunity to respond to that. >> sure. as you can imagine this has been an interesting week for me. it all began through a series of tweets by an anonymous troll. and as the internet goes it just expands and expands. i addressed the questions that were asked to ashlee and also i put my own personal tweet out there addressing each issue that this anonymous person did. my editors reviewed everything that i work for and all the places news organizations i work for and they stand behind my work and so do i. >> brennan: you will be i think detailing some of this in the coming days beyond this conversation here. you also, though, have touched on or you mentioned some of the social media outcry. there's been

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margaret. >> brett kavanaugh will be like justice clarence thomas who be many women has suspected of being a purgerjure. does he want to be another one on the supreme court not having brought to some conclusion what happened. >> margaret, there could be a whole lot of women who don't like clarence thomas but he's got the job. >> it's a lifetime appointment but we're losing trust in our institutions. this is another case that will erodes that trust even further. >> i appreciate you joining me for this important conversation. thank you so much. >>> coming up, brett kavanaugh's accuser is revealing she's gotten death threats and forced to move out of her home. i'll speak about what alleged victims face when they go public. >>> president trump dodging questions about whether he's going to fire his attorney general or pardon paul manafort. he says i don't have an attorney general. >> are you going to fire him? are you going to fire jeff sessions? >> we are looking at lots of different things. i don't want to talk about it now. >>> all that plus an interview with john kerry. talking about cavanaugh, mueller and trump's foreign policy. i am stephanie rule in fo

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. title nine helped make girls and women's sports equal. and i see that law's legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country. with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline delivered in a spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who got me to this point and i thank all the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge, i sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i taught constitutional law to hundreds of students primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution separation of powers protects individual liberty. i'm grateful to all my students. i have learned so much from them. and i'm especially grateful to

court today.. (grant) hunter and his wife margaret have pleaded ánot guilty to spending more than 250-thousand-dollars on personal expenses. the relationship between the embattled congressman and his wife appears strained after he shifted the blame to her. the couple arrived separately to federal court in san diego today and sat separately in the courtroom in a motion- setting hearing. after the allegations came out, the republican said his wife was his campaign manager, had power of attorney because of his previous military service, and she was the one handling his finances. today the government's lawyer requested a trial date no later than november first. even with the charges, hunter is considered to have a strong chance of winning his sixth term on november 6th in the heavily republican district near san diego. (pam) banking giant j-p morgan chase.... is settling a potential lawsuit from african american financial advisers who say, of their race. the company agreed to pay nearly 20- million dollars... to more than 250 current and former employees. it will also create a fund to support anti-bias tr

court. [applause] and i believe that the senate, to follow margaret thatcher's advice and not go wobbly, ifate does not go wobbly he will gain the nomination of justice brett kavanaugh as well. [applause] processte that in this of the confirmation of brett kavanaugh, we see all the ugliness, treachery and duplicity of the president's opponents. it's right up there in the open, in public. sunlight in the sunlight is the best this effect in, and we are observing the depths of his opponents will go to defeat him and women he has chosen. let's all to sunlight doesn't work. late last night i received a a one-pagey son, text that tells a profound story. it contrasts to man, one a man accused when he was he young man in his teens of being forceful and aggressive with a woman. no proof is offered. this man is reviled by the left and declared guilty. the other man was a man of the united states senate. drunk, he drives his car off a bridge into the water while a young woman is with him. he leaves her to drown and to die. he later decides to run for president, and is called a lion of the senate by th

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. title nine helped make girls and women's sports equal. and i see that law's legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country. with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline delivered in a spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who got me to this point and i thank all the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge, i sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i taught constitutional law to hundreds of students primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution separation of powers protects individual liberty. i'm grateful to all my students. i have learned so much from them. and i'm especially grateful to

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball courttranslates o confidence in other aspects of life. title nine helped make girls and women's sports equal. and i see that law's legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country. with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline delivered in a spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who have gotten me to this point, and i thank all the teaches and coaches throughout america. as a judge, i've sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years, i've taught constitutional law to hundreds of students, primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution separation of powers protects individual liberty. i'm grateful to all my students. i have learned so much from them. and i'm especially

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball courtnslates into confidence in others aspects of life. title ix helped make girls and women's sports equal and i see that law's legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse, or basketball, or hockey practice. i know from my own live that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country. with a kind word here, and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline, delivered in the spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who have gotten me to this point. and i thank all of the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge i sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i have taught constitutional law to hundreds of students, primarily at harvard law school. i teach the constitution separation of powers protects individual liberty. i'm grateful to all of my students. i after learned so much from them. and i'm especia

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. title 9 helped make girls and women's sports equal and i see that laws legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline delivered in a spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who have gotten me to this point and i thank all of the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge i've sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i've taught constitutional law to hundreds of students primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution separation of powers protects individual liberty. i'm grateful to all my students. i have learned so much from them and i'm especially gra

(jrstone) embattled republican congressman duncan hunter appeared in court briefly monday in san diego. he and his wife margaret, conspiracy, and campaign finance violations. prosecutors say the couple mis-used campaign money - using it to pay personal expenses, including lavish vacations. hunter maintains his innocence. he and his wife showed up and left separately and didn't acknowledge each other in court. the couple's lawyers argue they need more time to review information related to the case. the next court date is set for early december. (catherine) among the victims of hurricane florence.....stranded animals. after the break - we'll tell you how many have been found after the deadly storm.. (catherine) a program to help educate and prevent teen pregnacy in california seems to be working. the state health department announced today that the adolescent birth rate dipped11 percent between 2015 and 2016. that's a record low for california. experts credit things like improved access to reproductive health services and increased use of contraception.. also the public education programs mandated by california l

margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball courtother aspects of life. >> i love everything about that. i love that he loves coaching his daughters' team and i love that he gave a shout out to them and the other sixth graders on the team. i love everything he said there and i believe he means every single word of that. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. not if you don't get to have a life. not if a mass murderer walks into your school when you're 14 years old and takes your life away, and that's what happened to jamie guttenberg, and now her dad goes everywhere he can and reaches his hand out to everyone he can to try to bring sanity to america's gun laws. he did it to me at a big crowded event in washington. fred guttenberg approached me the same way he approached brett kavanaugh today with that outstretched hand and said, i am fred guttenberg, i'm the father of jamie guttenberg who was murdered at parkland, and those words, those words froze me in place, listening to

court because he's going to be their guy. he was a loyal guy in the who u.s. in the bush administration. >> and margareton, the group that's in that room with brett kavanaugh, there's not one person in that room who's capable of anticipating a single question that a senator like kamala harris will ask senator harris being possibly the best prosecutor the senate has ever seen. >> right. she and amy klobuchar have a lot of experience doing this. lawrence, i picture if only brett kavanaugh is there the shortest hearing ever because like donald trump has said, deny, deny, deny. brett kavanaugh simply denying that the party ever happened and he knows her or that anything, there's no incident at all. so what will the discussion be? >> well, if america can take senator jeff flake at his word, he will not allow a senate judiciary committee hearing to proceed to a vote without hearing from dr. ford. that has been his pledge. we'll see if he sticks with that. margaret carlson, mieke eoyang, thanks for joining us. that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> breaking news toni

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margaret. i love helping the girls grow into competent players. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. title 9 helped make girls and i see that legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those that help youth are among the most influential people in the country. with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there. a word of discipline delivered in the spirit of love teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches that have gotten me to this point and i thank all of the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge, i have sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i have taught constitutional law to hundreds of students, primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution's separation of powers protects individual liberty. i am grateful to all of my students. i have learned so much from them. i am especially grateful to the dean who first hired me,

margaret reverses madison which as you know as an interesting recusal question arguably in it because john adams, at the very end of his administration is putting his secretary of state, john marshall on the court and the case comes before now chief justice john marshall and there's a question whether he should have recused himself. i believe he should have but that's because he had firsthand knowledge of the case but not merely because he happened to have been picked by one president . because all justices are picked by one president or another and confirmed by a senate so it's the first question we do in marbury versus madison is the recusal question and i don't think it's a sufficient basis for recusal, just that you happen to have been nominated by a president that happens to be implicated and in a litigation, that might not be enough . >> we recognize for a correction of the record . >> i appreciate this mister chairman because i apparently misspoke. it is the estimates of the number of illegal abortions in the 50s and 60s that range from 200,000 to 1 million or year. i said deaths, thatis not correct . >> senator. >> thank you mister chairman. mister olson, you've been the center of the d

margaret reverses madison which as you know as an interesting recusal question arguably in it because john adams, at the very end of his administration is putting his secretary of state, john marshall on the court and the case comes before now chief justice john marshall and there's a question whether he should have recused himself. i believe he should have but that's because he had firsthand knowledge of the case but not merely because he happened to have been picked by one president . because all justices are picked by one president or another and confirmed by a senate so it's the first question we do in marbury versus madison is the recusal question and i don't think it's a sufficient basis for recusal, just that you happen to have been nominated by a president that happens to be implicated and in a litigation, that might not be enough . >> we recognize for a correction of the record . >> i appreciate this mister chairman because i apparently misspoke. it is the estimates of the number of illegal abortions in the 50s and 60s that range from 200,000 to 1 million or year. i said deaths, thatis not correct . >> senator. >> thank you mister chairman. mister olson, you've been the center of the d