this is a decision offered turkish traditionally and of course our embassy use in contact with mr clarke or. we assume that he will file an appeal under turkish lord with the help of his to a concert legal council. earlier this week the foreign ministry stepped up its travel warning for german nationals going to turkey since the failed coup d'etat in two thousand and sixteen the turkish government has imprisoned thousands of critics among them were several german nationals including join the list then as you jail and mazola told both have since been released but at least five germans including caica are still in prison in turkey. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world dozens of migrants including families with young children are still camping near bosnia's border with croatia this eating passage into the e.u. have to authorities block previous balkan routes to western europe police say they expect to persuade the migrants to leave the border area by the end of the day. india's opposition congress party has held a protest in the capital delhi over allegations

welcome back, mr. clark. a few light showers mainly north and the next system coming in will spread cloudiness and the remains of hurricane rosa did exactly what we thought. very heavy rain toward phoenix but it is not our problem in the system is inching closer and the question is w drive sou forecast models put pretty have the rainfall totals on us tonight into tuesday. 50s and it could certainly equal a while pattern and cloud look for increasing clouds throughout the day. if the system goes more toward the east it will spread rain in tonight and tomorrow. if it goes south then the coast will not see anything. 60s and 70s on your temperatures today. ally is here. hello, allie. >> hello, steve. i'm going to get my rain boots ready for tomorrow. today, so far, things look pretty good. not too much to tell you about. let's look at the super commute coming out of tracy and if you come out of 205 and we see it i morning. too many cars and you have an easy time driving past oracle arena in your drive to the cock

after we confirm mr. clark, we'll consider another assistant attorney general nominee, eric dreiband for the civil rights division. mr. dreiband is also well prepared to serve. his resume includes several stints of public service, including as general counsel of the eeoc in addition to private-sector experience. others have praised his service at the eeoc as, quote, widely respected in the highest rung of the agency's general counsels and a record of superlative performance. those that worked with mr. dreiband emphasized his strong commitment to protecting all americans' civil rights. in the words of one leader who has known and worked with the nominee for 15 years, his commitment to fairly enforcing the law is without question. mr. dreiband will -- after mr. dreiband will comes james stewart, the president's choice to serve as assistant secretary of defense for manpower. mr. stewart's experience managing military manpower runs deep through his distinguished career in the u.s. air force from which he retired as

up to mr clarke. or not totally accept his p.c. . and me me and. me and. me and. the c.w. news live from berlin the brutal scale of disaster of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia starts to emerge a. little bit of the bottom of the two survivors and begged to be airlifted out of the area as food and medicine run out some say they haven't eaten for days the government is trying to rush it.

as the longest serviing mp mr clarke is known as the "father of the house". of that crucial meeting? ikeep i keep hearing all the usual nonsense , i keep hearing all the usual nonsense, i think it's actually a slight development to the big district issues to be determined, if they have 40 letters would have belonged to go to one reason they haven't put them in, possibly only got them, as they would not be able to use them, to help her, if they put in his letters, i think the parliamentary party would support her with a comfortable majority and she would have her authority restored, it's a way of trying to bully her. some of the language is really interesting you're using, it may be a way to bully her also you feel they would not manage to be successful with a no—confidence vote, because there has been this discussion over the past few days, from your party's talking about attitude, and language used against her, from anonymous sources i will say, but in some of the papers over the weekend, that was talking about killing time, a news, a knife, being stuck into

clark as well? >> they checked mr.the phone records they acquired back whether mr. clark disappeared and mhis number was in those records. >> sarah meanwhile had begun to harbor suspicions about james and not just his cheatin' ways. it went back to the day james told her about doug carlile's death. >> he just walked into the room and was like, doug's dead, straight-faced, nothing. it was the strangest thing ever. go d >> did you think at the time, i wonder if james had something to do with this? >> it seemed fishy, it did. but again, your life's already crumbling. you don't want to think that your husband could be doing anything like that. >> why didn't you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him. so. everyone wants the fairy tale. everyone wants to be married with a wife and kids and it came crashing quickly. >> so finally, sarah started talking about divorce. >> i told him and he'd be like, how are you going to feel if you divorce me and find out all this isn't true and the quid's not mine. you'll be a horri

mr. president, could i ask for a status report on where we are? the presiding officer: the senate is considering the clark nomination. mr. markey: mr. president, i seek recognition to speak at this time. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i am here to convey my strong support for the water resources development act which passed earlier today. with americans working to improve the quality of their drinking water and seeking to be more competitive in the global economy. this package will provide welcomed relief and support for critical infrastructure i've long focused on providing the resources needed to improve the maritime linchpin of the state's economy, boston harbor, but we need direct federal funding to fire on all sill enders, especially as we transfer to a new ship supershipping sizaa. two years ago the panama canal allows bigger vessels called post panamax ships. these ships, which are the length of airveght carriers and carry -- length of aircraft carriers are too large to dock at boston harbor sood. that's -- today. that's w

temperatures have fallen off mr. clark said. i just stepped outside and it's cooler. no doubt about it. nine degrees cooler concord and double digits fairfield and napa. mountain view is ten degrees cooler and livermore and san jose eight to nine. inverness is the biggest drop and even hillsborough took off 13 degrees. brought some rain all the way down no northern sonoma county but it's real the -- really the cool air that came in behind that that's the key. obvious here and it's more -- patchy fog here and it's more toward the san mateo and santa cruz areas. there's a noticeable cool. 34 truckee and 47 yucaipa. even much, much cooler up there. look for mostly sunny skies then tomorrow, systems going to dig in? nevada. and end up eventually in northern arizona by the time we get to late saturday and sunday. that will establish a little difference in the pressure gradients. a north wind and temperatures will warm up and also everybody will be in on the sunshine including the coast. 60s, 70s on your temps. northeast bay hills for some gusts maybe 40, 50 miles per hour.

first, i'm going to call miss ann clark, if you wouldn't mind standing -- mr. barry nelson and chris gilbert. miss clark, welcome back. >> i'm ann clark, a member of the tu lomly trust advisory board and a member of nrdc. i'm speaking for myself and a different more local perspective, and i'm going to talk very fast. last friday, september 21, i learned about the meeting today and ended up spending the weekend doing a rough, simple draft chart about water. here's my rough simple grassroots draft about water and water supply. i hope it makes sense to you. i've attached it to what i'm saying today, and so you're going to get this chart that you will see. and regard the other one as just the message i was going to leave on your desk. here's my rough simple grassroots chart. it's about water and water supply. i hope it makes sense to you. what the chart needs is bay area information, including a five-year track of water use and supply from september 1, 2013 to september 25, 2018. we, the common people need to know who gets the water, where it goes, who uses it, and

post race between hill and clark tucker. leland: mr. mclarty, good to see you. we appreciate it.hat when you get to d.c. >> look forward to it. thank you. leland: thanks for being here this weekend. kristin: i'm off to go to houston. leland: that's your hometown. kicks off tomorrow sort of late afternoon. we've got to be their little bitterly. what are you talking to voters about? >> it's just amazing that ted cruz and donald trump are campaigning on the same stage. leland: we'll see what treats commodity because there were certainly some colorful ones during the primaries. "fox news sunday" coming up next. brand new ca >> i am chris wallace. the u.s. alliance with saudi arabia in jeopardy as the country acknowledges that missing journalist is dead. ♪. >> saudi arabia has been a great ally but what happened is unacceptable. >>chris: but how to punish the kingdom if evidence shows the royal family is behind the jeff of jamal khashoggi? >> we haven't finished our review. i would prefer we don't use as

the clerk: nomination, department of justice, jeffrey bossert clark of virginia to be an assistant attorney. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on the nomination of jeffrey bossert clark, of virginia, to be an assistant attorney general, signed by 17 senators. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 641. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. colombia nomina

clark county? for both parties with common-sense solutions. >> mrs. lee, 30 seconds. know what, i mean, this water shortage obviously is part climate change and we as a country need to take serious impact of educe the climate change here in our country. there are many possible to the water crisis, decell plant in new mexico and using their allocation. and have a table conversation and set priorities and set a strategy. rebuttal.nds for >> that would not work unless the mexico government approves fighting, theyis won't do it because environmental problems it would cause. the 't think that is solution. again, i've lived in this it isn't for 45 years, climate change causing the water shortage, it is growth of the the r of people living in community, as in southern california. it is not solved by using about climate change. bring? more water from sources available right now. trump and t republicans have said passing a budget is a priority for congress. democrats during the obama administration for failing to pass the budget when they the house. two year intoes new adminis

mr. jefferson's administration we have a slave servant goes to the pacific coast with the lewis and clark expedition. that is unusual. that is a trusted slave. what will tend to happen as far as the frontier is concerned, when an area is unsettled and unstable, slaveholders will be reluctant to bring any other slaves. slaves were a valuable investment by the 1840s or 50s. a slave would bring maybe $1000 or more. that was a lot of money back and. it's an investment on the level of a major piece of farm equipment. it's a human being so it's not the same thing. in terms of economics there is a huge investment. this is like the farmers combine if it had a mind of its own. and its own soul. and a desire to be free. and it would run away. in an unstable or unsettled type of frontier environment, it would be all too easy for slaves to do that. and to escape. there is a tendency for slaveholders not to bring large number of slaves west initially. but they are interested in the west. the west is the future and the west is federal. it's the future because there will be future states. the future sta

clark up there as well. go ahead, gary. >> i'm not mr. bear, i'm an interpreter of markets.aming loud and clear. i have to mention something very important. we're just now, in the last i don't know, few weeks getting real horrible housing numbers and housing stocks have been obliterated. housing-related stocks like the whirlpools have been destroyed. they topped out in january and never came back. markets are a pretty good forecaster of things to come down the road. i'm pretty darn sure we'll see some gdp numbers around the globe heading south, instead of threes and fours here we're going to the twos, if not more than. we can go into reasons why. sometimes it is just because. i'm letting you know, i'm a big believer the market has a very big mouth and we need to have a big ears. charles: markets and economies are cyclical, right? >> yes. charles: whether the reason de jure might be often because you know what? ultimately it happens. we don't keep up the same pace of growth and system rate of growth. occasionally we hit deregses an dips. i -- recessions and dips. i want to ta

according to the clark county reg star, 30,000 people beat the previous record by more than 10,000. part could be the presidential star power. mr. trump stopped in nevada on saturday and former president obama is set to speak later today. >> now to the game that keeps on giving and growing. not giving in yet. no lucky winners for the power ball and mega millions. the money is climbing and odds are diminishing as well. the numbers were 15, 23, 53, 65, 70, and the megaball is 7. that was nearly $1 billion. saturday's was $470 million. the jackpots have reached a record breaking $1.6 billion. mega million is $620 million. >> $2 billion? wow. are we that luck we the forec t forecast? >> we are watching the huge hurricane that rapidly intensified over the weekend. almost a category five. unfortunately for our friends north of puerta vallarta. why is this important for south texas? all of this moisture will head that way. there is a thatan be tuesday afternoon and watch all of that moisture head over the lone star state. expect a soggy tuesday sunny in. a lot of great travel weather this morning. the weekend forecast is quiet. tracki

mr. jefferson's ministration we had -- administration we had slaves and servants who went all the way to the coast with the louis and clark expedition but that is unusual. that is someone who is a trusted slave. what will tend to happen as far as the frontier is concerned, when an area is unsettled and unstable slave holders are reluctant to bring any other slaves other than that trusted individual. the one they can feel will not run away, slaves were a tremendous and valuable investment, they would bring in maybe $1000 or more. it was a lot of money back then, it is a investment on the level of a major piece of farm equipment, it is a human being so it is not the same thing. but in terms of economics a better -- economics and there is this factor. this is the farmers a commune if it had its own mind and soul and desire to be free. and slaves will. in a unsettled frontier environment it would be all too easy for slaves to do that and escape. there is a tendency for slaveholders not to bring large numbers of slaves west. initially, they are very distant in the west though because it is the future and they are are going to

mr. lance was referring to a form at the gateway regional chamber of commerce that happened in clark, 30 seconds. >> of course. and i was very clear in that, that would never attribute those kinds of sentiments to you, congressman lance, or to the vast majority republicans i meet in the district. i can endorse recently by several elected republican officials in the district. by to say there's no debate went after all the president is republican and he is praised white nationalist in charlottesville and complained about white genocide going on around the world, and said that people were against confederate moderates, confederate monuments are threatening the culture of our country come to say there's no debate come to die is an issue is -- to deny -- is to not be in a position to anything about. >> thirty seconds and we need to move on. >> mr. malinowski did not make it all clear at the gateway chamber of commerce debate whether or not he was referring to me. he may have clarified later but there's not as much of the gateway chamber of congress. let me say it's no way forward regarding bi

mr. swafford and congressman hill for being here. most importantly i want to thank my wife and our two children, our son ellis who turned nine and our 6-year-old daughter mary frances. i'm clarke tucker a proud, life-long arkansan. graduated from central high my family and this community are fundamental enough to who i am that when i graduated from law school in fayetteville, i immediately moved back home because i felt called to give back to the community that raised me. i'm proud of the hard work i've put in to protect -- to put families and people first. improving the quality of education for kids, helping intreps follow their dreams an standing up for veterans. even though democrats are in the minority, i was able to get a lot done. i have learned that if you work hard if you respect and listen to people with a perspective different than you, and you attack problems instead of each other, you can get something done for the people we represent. unfortunately, that's not what we've seen out of our current congress and it's not what we've seen out of our current conditioningman, french hill. you see that in the fact that he's a reliable party line voter and the type of campai

mr. cornyn: i ask that the clark nomination occur at 2:15 p.m. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: finally, i ask that the senate stand in recess as if under the previous order. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate previous order, the senate will >> this weekend booktv is live from the wisconsin book festival in madison. >> utah senate candidate mitt romney a republican and jenny wilson democrat debated at southern utah university last night. they are buying for the seat of senator orrin hatch who is retiring. the candidates discussed trade tariffs, gun laws, the supreme court confirmation process and president trump. the cook political report lists this race as solid republican. ♪ [applause] >> good evening and welcome to a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat and the united states senate. i name is bruce lindsey and it is my pleasure to moderate this evenings debate sponsored by the utah debate commission. this event held by on october 9 is part of the utah debate com