cars been spars on and michael kay is joining us from our washington bureau michael the f.b.i. is saying that this is a hate crime what more do we know about the suspects and the motives for the attack the suspect or robert. white a man in his forty's from the pittsburgh area and he had previously held anti-semitic and white extremist views and he had stated those on social media accounts and he apparently also stated anti-semitic slurs during the attack itself but what is interesting is that the authorities said that they have no indication that that this suspect was known to them before and while they are treating this as a as a hate crime they have not said that that the motive for this crime could be enticing medic motives but it seems fairly clear from the suspect's background and the attack itself that they suspect that this was an anti-semitic attack michael we heard a pittsburgh pittsburgh official talk about how deeply moved he was by what he witnessed what do we know about how the attack unfolded what do you know about the victims. well the attack apparently occurred

that state of new correspondent michael kay there reporting for us in washington. turkey's president richard sipe it on another will need as have called for a syrian led and syrian owned political process to bring peace to the war torn nation the cole comes at the conclusion of a four nation summit held in istanbul believed us off to germany france and russia to find a political solution to syria's devastating seven years civil war they have called for a constitutional committee to be set up in the country by the end of media german chancellor angela merkel stressed that the united nations must also make me pay an active role in any peace deal. it's good to miss it this is about being able to end to loose one war against terrorism the other that of the syrian regime against a substantial part of its own population a successful overall solution cannot be military in the end only a political solution can be successful a solution that's under the aegis of the united nations five nuts who would. all right i want to bring in our correspondents han in istanbul and emily

michael barnacle and katty kay. republican communication strategist rick tyler.f history at tulane university walter isaacson whose biography of leonardo da vinci is out in paper back and jeffrey goldberg. joe and mika will be back tomorrow. walter, i want to start with you and get your view where we are in this kavanaugh nomination. the president announcing yesterday he expanded it, the fbi can talk to whom ever it wants to talk to as long as that investigation is complete by friday. do you view kavanaugh as more or less less likely to be nominated than he was a week ago? >> more likely to be confirmed. i do think you needed a little bit of a break in this fever. this was getting, the whole country. you won't find out whether or not in an fbi investigation exactly what happened. we'll take a breather. they will investigate. there's a lot of breaks recently in the past couple of weeks, even as usmca, the new trade agreement. you know, the problem for me trump's bullying hard on nasty tactics, which we just saw another clip of it, sometimes work. and this gets you

hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. hurricane michaeltrongest storm to hit the us mainland since 1969. and it caught everyone by surprise. far worse than authorities had expected. with winds of over 155 mph, there has been catastrophic damage in parts of the panhandle. panama city took the brunt, where rooves were ripped from houses, pilons and trees were uprooted. so far, two deaths have been reported, but we don't yet know the fate of those who stayed behind in those areas, where the storm surge was over 8ft. hurricane michael is now tropical storm michael, it is currently over the carolinas, which of course were badly hit by hurricane florence. in florida, more than 700,000 people are without power. the rescue crews are trying to get into the worst hit areas. president trump spoke about it a few moments ago. the big problem with this hurricane was the tremendous power, unfortunately it was very fast. it was my tremendous destruction. webb these residents explained why they we re these residents explained why they were lucky to survive