thailand's sunny akani beat the world champion mark williams by six frames to three in china.'s men had to settle for fifth place at the gymnastics world championships in doha — they won silver last time round in 2015 — but have insisted they've got more to come both as a team, and when the individual competition starts later this week. the medals went to china, russia and japan — and earlier when i spoke to three—times world champion beth tweddle, she told me the russians were bitterly disappointed to be pipped to gold by china. it would necessarily shocked. obviously, they are qualified in the top spot or there's always that little bit of pressure and that they told we know we can do it but china did have three foals and were only just slightly ahead of them but the gymnast who was most distraught was the one who had fallen. he is probably kicking himself thinking if only i had stayed on that piece of apparatus we would have not had that really close fight at the end. i think they werejust really close fight at the end. i think they were just disappointed because it was so c

thailand's sunny akani beat the world champion mark williams by six frames to three in china.oposal can take months of planning and preparation. but for this footballer, the perfect time was right after he scored a goal. eduard bello scored in the second minute for deportes antofagasta in the chilean league and he ran to stands to pop the question after he was handed the ring by a member of staff on the bench. he wasn't booked for wasting time. luckily, she said yes. he then went on to score another goal in the match, which ended 2—2. who said romance is dead? that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ben chu, economics editor of the independent and anne mcelvoy, senior editor at the economist. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. chancellor philip hammond had plenty of tricks up his sleeve in his halloween budget, so says the metro, which leads on his income tax cuts and his extra cash for universal credit. the telegraph hailed what it called "a b

fairfax county fire and rescue mark williams rescued the dog on friday in west nospringfield. ord on how the dog got up place.in the first >> i think he or she is so grateful to be out. that thed to make sure dog was staying in place and then open the right section. you can have allf these holes in your ceiling. >> they can get tin,y can probably get out. >> however they got in there. >> they're not thinking straight. >> no. >> it's too cold for comfort. >> i had a feeling going to happen when we go right through summer and it feels likt winter there. our average temperature for this time of the year, mid to upper 60s. we had the winds ove the weekend. freeze warnings for the area in purple. frost advisories for thereas in blue right now. we have temperatures in the low to mid 30s. take a look at it 39 here in d.c. 43 iannapolis, but winchester coming in at 28 degrees. it's ahilly start out there. anyway you want to cut it. the sun coming up at 7:00. sunshine out there today but i did see we have some video of some frost on cars.ou maybe leaveelf some extra time this morning.

that is referring directly to the documents that william burke marked presidential privilege, 100,000 documents. why are these documents important? we know from the more limited ones we received that it addresses his actions and his opinions on a host of important topics. documents reveal for example when he said he wasn't involved in discussions around certain nominations, we know in a modest way he was, from the documents we have. that we don't have the bulk of the documents to explain the whole story. he said he wasn't involved in discussions about use of torture, he was involved in those discussions. the remaining documents have a more expanded vision of his involvement. he said he wasn't involved in the receipt of stolen documents regarding nomination discussions, stolen from the senate democrats and yet we find out from existing documents that he was, this was received directly by him. there we are with this limited glimpse of, misrepresented the story, certainly didn't get the full story. what is in the 100,000 documents that were censored, that we never got. we have never been

mark. this is william hall, he can't actually write his name. the coroner has written his name and then his mark, they are all white men -- so you get much more evidence than just the cover sheet. we don't really know what it looks like, not many people have left descriptions of what it was like to be the inquest, this is not what we do now. when someone dies and the body is left, you get 12 people to stand and call on other people to say you saw him walk past, two hours ago. we just don't do it that way. they did it that way and actually this was a cartoon from 1826 and i think it's pretty good. at getting at what the inquest was like. you can't read this but one of the jurors says the man is alive for he has opened one eye and the coroner says the doctor declared him two hours and he must remain dead so i shall proceed. so what's going on here? what do you notice? who is this guy? this guy probably owns the house, you have to be able to decode the way they would draw things in the 19th century, well warmed, clearly high-class , given the wig an

int: ok, that is marked tennessee. williamn california, republican line read caller: who are you asking for? host: william in sandy miss. -- san demas. caller: yes. presentedng in -- you a question. i don't exactly know what the question is -- if i think he should be confirmed. host: we are asking thoughts about the start of the confirmation process and what you think about it. caller: it is the procedure. i don't see what is so controversial about following procedure. is that supposed to be a controversy? host: what about judge kavanaugh himself? caller: i think he is a good man . the man had a spotless record going in and coming out, he has had his character destroyed by an all out campaign. when the left says we want to necessary, i means take them at their word. smearing,includes besmirching, mischaracterizing, slandering. host: that is william in san dimas calling in this morning. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. and independents, 202-748-8002 .our capitol hill producer craig caplan sending out tw

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let's bring in the cohost of the five on fox news, juan williams, former special assistant to donald trump mark slaughter and director of the georgetown center for the constitution randy barnett, great to have you with us. i know you want to jump all over each other. i want to play a little something that senator hirono who will be a no vote, here's what she says. >> i don't think this will be helpful to the institution of the supreme court and how people view the supreme court because of there's one thing that is really clear brett kavanaugh made clear what a partisan operative he is and that is what he will take to the supreme court. >> partisan operative. >> it shows once again democrats continue to move the goalposts at every opportunity. they accuse brett kavanaugh of being a rapist and then get upset because he was angered by that and defended himself. it is outrageous. i think this has done more to bring republicans together. former president george w. bush, ted cruz, lindsey graham, susan collins, so many people who at times had very terse words with donald trump all coming together. ne

williams. former special assistant to president trump mark lotter. and director of the center for constitution, randy barnett. great to have you with us. >> hi. >> shannon: juan can hear me, the other two of you, i'm not sure. i know you want to jump all over each other. i want to play a little bit of something that a senator from the judiciary committee washgs us a no vote and i assume will be no tomorrow. here's what she said. >> i don't think this is going to be helpful to the institution of the supreme court and how people view the supreme court. if there's one thing that is really clear, judge kavanaugh made it clear what on partisan operative he is. that's what he'll take to the supreme court upon his nomination. >> shannon: a partisan operative? >> the democrats move the goal pest post at every opportunity. they accuse him of being a rapist and get upset because he was angered by that and defended himself. it's outrageous. to be honest, i think this is actually done more to bring republicans together. you have former president george w. bush,

chance with a great pass and william with the woeful assist with the lead nico kept his cool unlike iron robin who was sent off for a second yellow buyer a man down at the hour mark minutes later will spur capitalized about vetch house left alone in the penalty area to pull one back the wolves made a light work of the bahrain defense. but live in dusky set up how miss to secure the lead making it three one bringing by him back to winning ways. and we weren't playing crap because of the media it was our own fault but today we played really well and took a step in the right direction. in what is pressure in today's game was immense and i think you can see and feel it but i have to say the team concentrated looked hard and showed a good attitude to ninety minutes of it that is it would i should go in and talk. to him at a top of the table having the time of their lives the black and yellow some scored twenty three goals heading into saturday's game and six of those have come from a fair comment keep in mind of course the spanish international has made just three been listening appearances and played just eighty one minutes so far for the club. this was pack of our a

chance with a great pass and william with the woeful assist with the lead nico kept his cool unlike iron robin who was sent off for a second yellow byron a man down at the hour mark minutes later will spur capitalized about this house left alone in the penalty area to pull one back the wolves made a light work of the bahrain defense. but live in dusky set up how miss to secure the lead making it three one bringing by him back to winning ways. and let's bring you a quick round up of the weekend's results so far there's of course that draw between and five books and bonds much needed win against. elsewhere daughter owns a sicko and a massive victory over stuttgart went down to hoffenheim. and leipzig shed the spoils they've accused and hano of each took away a point and braving beach south on friday front for a time to do some golf and club bust up laying mines in sunday's late. sport of a different kind spain's mark marquez has drawn to his third straight mortal g.p. title with a victory at the japanese golf free secured the championship with three races remaining the spaniard is now part of an elite club of rider he's tied on size claws world titles with australi

with a great pass and william with the woeful assist with the lead nico kobayashi kept his cool unlike iron robin who was sent off for a second yellow buyer a man down at the hour mark minutes later will spur capitalized about this house left alone in the penalty area to pull one back the wolves made a light work of the bahrain defense. but live in dusky set up how miss to secure the league making it three one breaking buy in back to winning ways. again how his a roundup of all the weekend's results then is that droll between a has that and five o'clock box go fast against mines and fines much needed win against evil spirit elsley goldman secured a massive victory of a new and it went down to hoffenheim but and leipsic shared the spoils david coups and head of the also each took away a point and lehmann shall come on friday frank that thumped this little. let's see how those results affect the standings dortmund stay top but glad we're human and by munich all move up and on not in pursuit life sick and has to both drop places and then besides in the bottom how often managed to win they've accused and shall continue they have ploys stalwarts stood guard and dissolute

chance with a great pass and william with the woeful assist with the lead nico kept his cool and like iron robin who was sent off for a second yellow byron a man down at the hour mark minutes later will spur capitalized about this house left alone in the penalty area to pull one back the wolves made a light work of the bahrain defense. but live in dusky set up how missed to secure the lead making it three one bringing by him back to winning ways. or should dortmund headed into saturday's game as the heavy favorite and three minutes into the action they showed why i don't mind the boom this league is best attacking team first on another free scoring display. this was pack of our classes first start of the season it was also marcus vine seals first match in charge of struggling stuttgart a new hope for these fans which lasted all of three minutes to open tearing down the left the bore live intially found its way to jaden sand show. domains main goal creator on the scoresheet himself it wasn't the prettiest but then they will count. find still a promise to take the game to dortmund but that left his side exposed at the back. marco royce restress it all started and fin

william brangham. >> woodruff: stay with us, t coming up newshour: the analysis of mark shields and david brooks.ay's cloture vote on judge kavanaugh falls one year to the day after allegations against harvey weinstein were reported in the "new york times" and the those reports sparked a global conversation about sexual misconduct, and prompted scores of women, and some men, to share their experiences of harassment and abuse publicly. the #metoo movement marked the beginning of action on a personal and political level. twelve months later, how?ar have we co kelly dittmar of the center for american women in politics at urutgers university is wito examine whether today's vote marks a moment of reckoning in the #metoo movement. welcome back, kellytmit. setting aside kavanaugh and today as of a short while ago, if you can do this, where does the "me too" movement stand? how far had it come since th revelations of a year ago? >> you know, i think we've seen a lot of successein tems of progress in holding individualc peopleountable this year, as well as starting a national dialoguebout this issue of se

williams a bloomberg intelligence with us now. bank of america has looked pretty healthy even though the revenue decline and other marks.ison: bank of america and all the banks solid quarter, the interest income, coming in about in line. the interest margin holding up pretty well. growth caughtan our eye this morning. what we've been saying is what you need next year to continue to that interest income growth is long growth. the cost of deposits which remains very low, we expect that to increase. coming in better than expectations the cycle but at some point that will start to accelerate so you really need loan growth to talk -- to carry the top line into next year guy: with rates rising presumably at some point they have to start .aying depositors a better rate presumably that's going to eat into the numbers. when does that come? allison: that is the key question and we expect that to perhaps kick in the year. we are about eight hikes into the cycle and in general you do get this pattern of low sensitivity. .uy: interesting subject i'm going to have to stop you there. theresa may is updating parliament on brides it. ma

the middle their team there is as deep as they were last year william carlson of one of the best goalscorers in the league coming back and mark under a flurry backstopping there's really no reason even with the strength of the west getting better with teams like san jose there's no reason why you can't look at vegas and go yeah they can make another run of the cup finals and even win it this year as they came so close to a year ago ok i just want to know quickly are they ever going to ban fighting from the n.h.l. . it's hard to see it and see a lot of teams limiting the amount of the forces on the team even not adding them because goal scoring is obviously what wins games but i don't see it ever becoming banned there's just no reason to ban it. it's not as prevalent in the game as it has been in the past but it is still a part of the game thank you so much we'll talk to you a bit later thank you mike straw eric reid the player that kneeled alongside team a calling to protest against racial injustice has been signed with a new team but says he'll keep speaking out to whether or not he'll continue to kneel during the us out the

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williams to be ambassador to the republic of surinam. mr. kevin sullivan to be ambassador to nicaragua. mr. mark rosen to the u.s. executive director of the international monetary fund. is there motion to favorably report these nominations on block by voice vote? >> it has been moved and seconded. the court favorably pushes the nomination. everyone say i. with that, they have it, the nominations are agreed to pick that complete the committee's business. i move that they have their technical changes done. with that, without objections, the business meeting will adjourn, we will begin again the hearing. i think all of those for being here. you have completed your opening statement, i think. let me move to another part. the first witness today is andrea thompson, under secretary of state for arms control and international security. we had a chance to speak in the back. thank you for being here. thank you for sharing your expertise with us. the second witness is david trachtenberg, deck 80 undersecretary of defense for policy, i shared the same with you. thank you both. if you could summarize in five minutes, any wri

marks seeming to blame it for lower republican early voting turnout addressing it further as you heard at the white house moments ago. >> all right. joining us now, nbc news justice krontd pete williams. pete, walk us through, what more do we know about this man arrested earlier today? because there's a lot floating around on twitter, unsettling, scary stuff. what do we know for sure? >> authorities began to focus on him within the past 12 to 18 hours. eventually, surveilling him and finally placing him under arrest. about what? two hours, two and a half hours ago. in plantation which is ten miles southwest of ft. lauderdale. you saw that van that they seized and have taken away for further checking. they'll vacuum that thing thoroughly looking for potential evidence and what we're told that led to him as a potential suspect is material that was found on the packages themselves. now, it's not clear to us yet whether it's material on the envelope or material on the device inside the envelope. but in any event, careful look at those packages gave them some dna evidence we're told that they then used to track down potential suspects. and that's part of the evidence we're told that led t

mark for that hr to fire. what's interesting about that is at the sole surviving u.s. marine, the world war ii medal of honor recipient hershel woody williamss the honored starter. he fired the pistol and kicked off the 43rd annualr marine marathon. it's important to note they aren't the only ones running.e we hmore than 400 service members doing the satellite run in afghanistan as well as iraq and on the uss "georg bush." so because of that this is a rvrathon for the people but also for those who s our country. >> we talked about the wide swath of people running from this country is amazing. youet this spectacular look through our area. this is our signature marathon, one of the biggest in the world and to see everyone so excited about this is so ol. lauryn, the weather looking good for the rest of the race. >> absolutely. temperatures will be in the 50s for much of the race for those for much of the race for those racer out there. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divid

williams to be ambassador to the republic of suriname. the honorable donald to be ambassador to somalia. kevin sullivan to be ambassador to nicaragua. mark rosen to be u.s. executive director of the international monetary fund. is there a motion to favorably report these nominations? >> second. >> so moved and seconded. the questions on the motion to report favorably the nominations, all in favor will say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? with that, the ayes have it and the nominations are agreed to. that completes the committee's business. i ask unanimous consent that staff be authorized to make technical and conforming changes. without objection, so ordered and with that, without objection, the business meeting will adjourn and we will begin again the hearing and i thank all those for being here. you completed your opening statement, i think, so let me move to another part. our first witness today is the honorable andrea thompson, undersecretary of state for arms control and international security. we had a chance to speak in the back, but thank you so much for passenger here and sharing your expertise with us. our second witness is the honorab

david james porter, 1081, ryan nelson, 1082, richard sullivan, 627, william ray. 628, liles clifton burke. 629, michael juneau. 634, mark norris, 638, 907, jeremy kernodle, 895, 905 susan brirn, 945, james handlin, 987, lance walker. i ask consent that the senate vote on the nominations in the order listed with two minutes of debate equally divided prior to each vote, that for each nomination confirmed the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no further motions be in order and that any statements relating to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nominationings, which the clerk shall -- nominations which the clerk shall report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, david porter of pennsylvania to be united states circuit judge for the ninth circuit. a senator: mr. president, i ask for the yeas and nays and yield back all time. the presiding off