mr. kate has a journalism background in addition to stellar legal credentials. she has a long history of service to the society of professional journalists in san francisco and northern california. i would respectfully request yo confirm their nominations. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am matt drange. i am here to strongly support the nominations of matt kate and lila lahood. we have a pretty detailed and rigorous interview process. we spend weeks and take this responsibility seriously. both matt and lila quickly rose to the top of the list. i am confidents they will be able to think critically independently and work with others both of which will be worthwhile assets as problem solvers to the task force. i want to touch on something that matt said being as strong as we make it. the task force is strong and can be made stronger. both of them would help with that. i urge you to approve both of them. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am richard knee. i am on the sp north committee and served on the sunshine task force from 2002 to 2014. it is a challen

mr. joseph. >> kate, thank you for having me. >> so, how confident are you tonight that north carolina, southolina, georgia, virginia, that they have all that they need, and does fema have everything it needs to help them? >> well, we always talk about disasters, we say that disasters start at that local level so the local communities, the states that are supporting them, the states that you mentioned, they are -- they have been in planning and preparation for about a week now, going into the storm, and looking at the hurricane forecast and looking at the timing of the impact and the location of the impact. so, there are a number of resources at that state and local level that are already out and on the first round and prepositioned to support as well as the evacuation orders that have been issued at the local and state level as well. and it's great -- i've heard throughout the programming here that so many people are heeding those evacuation warnings and they are leaving the area. but the federal government is ready as well. we have the national response coordination center behind me that is

political correspondent kate brady is covering developments for us kid mr moss's removal from the post as head of germany's domestic intelligence age as the head of that intelligence agency hasn't been entirely unexpected but how surprising is this outcome because there have been rumors floating around in this afternoon into the evening of a compromise being on the table from the conservative coalition leaders and that that was evidently presented to social democrats need to and they are not as this afternoon so it doesn't come as a complete surprise but at the same time this has taken quite a bizarre ten zero because this is a very curious compromise of course mohsen has indeed been fired from his position as the domestic intelligence chief in germany but effectively he is now being promoted and will now be working as a state secretary in the interior ministry of course not going to be hearing from the coalition party leaders this evening and we are expecting to hear more details from the interior minister. tomorrow and of course people will also be asking is what did the social democ

here in the big table with me now with our political correspondent kate brady she has been on this story all day the story of the feet of mr moss and i think it's safe to say that everyone expected him after today or sometime this week to new longer be head of domestic intelligence but what comes after that i think none of us was expecting exactly there were rumors today in berlin that they that the coalition leaders were in fact going to reach a compromise but it was unclear all day exactly what that would be of course now we found out that as well as losing his position as the chief of germany's domestic intelligence service is actually at the same time being promoted which as you mentioned has now brought into question the credibility of the government and already this criticism for many m.p.'s particularly on the social media questioning whether. these accusations of disloyalty and even incompetence that have been reported from mahsud if that's the new benchmark then what does that mean for the koreas and politics there's an excellent point if people or from the outside you're looking at this story they see that me and

constitutional court confirmed that he won last month's runoff election and this mr fraud accusations form the so opposition candidate well kate has vowed to strengthen national security against extremist violence. german chancellor on the america will visit the city of chemist's next month the city in saxony has been warned by demonstrations after an asylum seeker allegedly stabbed a local man three years ago americal was booed when she went to another saxony town that had seen right wing protests. you're watching demi's mr have a lot more to come and we're going to have chris top actually coming up because germany is seeking to rein in internet giants like google and facebook that's right we're talking about some bold plans here reforms to germany's competition law would strengthen the authority of its regulators to prevent internet platforms from becoming well non-police german economics minister paid ald meyers at the initiative will make competition a lot more effective in germany and prevent the abuse of market power in future companies like google or facebook but no longer be allowed to prevent business partners from wo

meaningful, quite meaningful movie for you, too, because kate winslet who plays marion dashwit, your sister, in this, she almost dies from a crush for this man mr she basically goes out into the rain looking for him and nearly dies. >> yes. >> stephen: very delicate women in jane austin's day, they're not waterproof. >> no. >> stephen: she doesn't get him but you did, and this is now your husband which i did not know. this is greg wise your husband. >> he doesn't look like that anymore, don't panic. >> stephen: he doesn't look like this? >> no, he's kind of -- ( laughter ) no, it's all good. >> stephen: it's all good? yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: donald trump, i understand, asked you out once. ( laughter ) ( gasps ) >> don't remind me! >> stephen: the one that got away. this is not a picture of him. i don't believe that's a picture of him. how did that happen, emma? >> i don't know. h he's weird. i was in my trailer making "primary colors" and we were in the universal studios and i had a trailer and had an old phone that never rang. it rang one day and it was donald trump. >> stephen: he somehow got your number? >> he got the number in my tra

thanks, kate joining us now is mr. gimbel, founder and ceo of staffing firm lasalle.u heard us when we were talking about michelle girard when we were talking about the number this is not something we typically see. talking about employee loyalty we haven't seen this in how long >> decades >> they have to cater to employees not only to get employees but retain employees >> you kid andrew about being a millennium there's that conflict of what millennials want and what employers think they want. there's a disconnect there what millennials want is transparen transparency the biggest difference between a startup and a fortune 500 company is you're sil lowsolod g company. if you leave college and join apple, what impact are you having >> is that the end of big companies? >> no. but don't you think the same conversation existed 50 years ago about big oil, general motors, ford the difference was they stayed in their lane. they stayed in oil they stayed in automobiles 50 years ago if they said we need go into different industries, they would have dominated the economy. >> to

kate is still going to. live. and after a long winded motorcycle ride stephen really janet finally a. policeman come for you. did you take a motorcycle ride mr. janet thank you there was a beautiful ride your family yes i hope that ferry street heard there were some. what a treat to see your state thank you let's get in there and say hello to do you. have a. plan to call it out tonight my friend steve and. it is this new city that huge road tell me you are you know just got blessed here and then to janet over sitting bull monument i asked her who do you think of that can be sure surround a little bit meet some of the locals. to take you for rides and show you some different sites and. just can introduce you to the area and you'll learn more about the people. taken from here steve i got to get back to where your biggest banks are right now thanks to you guys. so much about the suki. not too much dogs are like one of the most loyal friends to our culture he's the most loyal and most compassionate there live for a man's best friend man's best friend. so just so you know. we are known for eating dog. the sewer known for eating dogs and it was be

tracking all these developments for you is a political correspondent kate brady who is joining me here in person good to see you can't know mr moss's a removal from this post it's not very unexpected development i think a lot of people were saying that this was untenable what is surprising though is the solution that they've come up with exactly it's this compromise that they've reached for which really is quite curious and arguably quite surreal in fact mohsen has now effectively been promoted so of course he has been fired from his position as intelligent as the domestic intelligence service chief but he is now going to be working very closely to germany's interior minister hosts there whole thing and he will now be one of his deputies so this really has been quite a bizarre turn of events talk to us about this specific post so basically now he will be a state secretary in germany's interior ministry and that position is one of the highest jobs that you can have in a ministry without the in the ministries leader having hosts the whole position so this is a big jump for mohsen. of course you already referenced that this sol

mrs. mazal are the leading comedy contenders. >> i'm poppy harl low in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto. at this hour with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, i'm kate bolduan. brett kavanaugh is at the white house as we speak, as what had seemed like a lock for his confirmation is now thrown into limbo. very much. even some republicans are now calling for a delay before the key committee vote on kavanaugh, which at least right now in talking in five minutes is still on the schedule for thursday. and now the woman who accuses cavina of sexual assault more than 30 years ago when they were both in high school says through her attorney that she is willing to testify before lawmakers. offering more detail on exactly what she said happened that night. >> the reason she felt that he might inadvertently kill her is he had his hand over her mouth, and she was having a difficult time breathing. and he is larger, and he was pressing his weight against her. and so inebriated, he was ignoring the fact she was attempting to scream and having a difficult time breathing. she believes that but for his inebriation and hi

mrs. mazal are the leading comedy contenders. >> i'm poppy harl low in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto. at this hour with katebolduan. brett kavanaugh is at the white house as we speak, as what had seemed like a lock for his confirmation is now thrown into limbo. very much. even some republicans are now calling for a delay before the key committee vote on kavanaugh, which at least right now in talking in five minutes is still on the schedule for thursday. and now the woman who accuses cavina of sexual assault more

mr. president, in the real world, people died on your watch. your lack of respect is appalling. and i gotta tell you, kateen going across this island and just the last few days, there is still very much an anxiety, a trauma that exists as people deal with the trauma that lingers after hurricane maria and the storm might just be around the corner. so to have this type of a statement put on top of that, it sort of just adds to the pain felt here that is associated with hurricane maria. the response that came later, and the conditions that people were forced to live in, not for weeks, but for months. >> leyla santiago, thank you so much. to be clear, this is part of every hurricane. people die in the aftermath. that is part of a hurricane death. contaminated water, falling debris, you name it, all the things leyla laid out, that's part of the hurricane, part of a death toll. joining me right now, the first puerto rican woman elected to congress, nydia velazquez, joining me now from capitol hill. you were born in puerto rico. your family still lives there. you lost contact. i remember you sitting on set with

will have kate howard from the department of human resources describe again what her department will be doing for us. we then will have a brief explanation of the work of this department by mr. greg wagner, and then, we will take public testimony and following testimony following, the commissioners may have questions from the public or in regards to the public testimony, and also, comments in regards to their own thoughts in terms of the qualifications for the director. i might also note that this is rather historic. in all the years of the commission, i do not recall in the several times that i've participated in a search for our director, that we've actually opened the question up to the public. and so in the attempt for additional transparency and to receive the input from the public, we are having this public hearing. so let us proceed with miss howard and her presentation, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. kate howard, deputy director at the department of human resources. happy to be here with you today to talk briefly with you about the process and -- and to help pose some questions that you and the public may want to consider as you think about the qualities

kate others in d.c. as well as the campaign. it remains to be seen. arthel: let me look at the details of the manafort terms he agreed with mr. mueller.rviews, briefings with special connell. turning or documents. testifying in other proceedings. will any of this lead to president trump? >> it certainly could, absolutely. we have seen both side where some are arguing absolutely not, this is a witch hunt and it will come up to the line, it cannot implicate the president. it would have happened already. representative schiff says this will absolutely be what topples everything. with that broad scope that could implicate or have up reply cases in terms of the campaign with the president himself. based on what we know thus far it's not there yet, not by a long-shot. arthel: right now this is just information we are discussing. no decisions have been made. quite frankly it's speculation. you don't have insight and neither do i on what mr. manafort has provided mr. mueller. and we don't know what mr. mueller knows. you mentioned earlier mr. mueller offered protection for paul manafort. what form of protection and from whom. as a former u.s.

kate. >> jessica, thank you so much. >>> "outfront" tonight, randy credico, the associate of roger stone who testified before the mueller grand jury today. mr thanks for coming in. >> yes. in the words of ronald reagan, there you go again, calling me an associate. i'm not an associate. people keep lumping me in as an associate. >> and what would you prefer? >> someone i've never for 16 years but not an associate of roger stone. that is a mischaracterization. >> someone you've known for a very long time. >> yes. >> and you said earlier today you were asked about your relationship with roger stone in the grand jury. what did they ask you about that relationship? >> well i will say this, that the preponderance of the questions today were about roger stone and my relationship with him. but i really can't go into the substance because i was there for about two or three hours and, you know, i was told by my lawyer i have a big mouth not to talk about the substance of that questioning today. >> i wonder why? was there any restrictions put on your -- put on you by the mueller team? >> no. there is no restrictions and i'm still subject to recall. an

. >> the other soldiers who kate -- trained and get a bird in 1970 -- also was assigned to the 60th united states infantry. you were at the last presentation, with mr. lingo, you heard about this fellow. >> 34-year-old sergeant samuel woodville. he was a seasoned regular who came up from the mexican border with the 4th u.s. infantry. he was promoted to lieutenant before being shipped to france. he performed a feat that was rivaled only by the actions of -- in the same campaign. actions that one both men the medal of honor. here's the citation of woodville's award. put that up. i am not going to read it because it is really long. can you will see it? can you see it? over here? can you read the highlighted part? everybody on that site? let's make a long story short. single-handedly, he took out a bunch of machine gun nest, just like sergeant york. one of them, he took out the 250 to 300 yards of long-range fire. he went out on his own to silence other ones. when he ran out of ammunition, he picked up a pickax and killed the other germans. captured a whole bunch of them. went back to his men, didn't even brag about it. he was an unassuming regular sol

mr. president, fire rod rosenstein, and at this point, we're waiting to see what the white house does next. i talked to a white house official earlier this evening, kate, who said that this story did not come as a surprise to the white house. that they knew of this story at least as of yesterday, and they're plotting their response to all of this right now. but kate, i find it to be very interesting at this hour that the president has not weighed in on all of this and i talked to a source close to the white house earlier this evening and i thought this was very interesting, they said that the president and people here at the white house, they hate -- they do not like this narrative of the 25th amendment, this thing that was talked about, obviously, in the bob woodward book, this notion that officials can go around and conspire around the president, they hate that narrative inside the white house, so the possibility, i suppose, exists that the reason why the white house, the president have not weighed in on all this is they don't want to feed into that narrative and of course, kate, at this hour, as you know, they are very much interested in trying to

mr. bobbitt has, you know, challenged and he's heard from the go fund me, you know, company who says he is going to get his money, but let's get down to, you know, kate, who actually crossed paths with bobbitt way back when and made a promise. is that what is going to ultimately help him retrieve the money, make his case? because she made a commitment, you know, that she's going to help raise money for him when he was down on his luck? >> well, this case is -- you couldn't hire scene writers to come up with this, fredricka. the amazing story of johnny bobbitt, who was a drug-addled ex-marine, a veteran, who's homeless, and kate is stuck, she has no gas, and johnny takes his last $20, puts gas in her car. isn't that amazing? >> yes. >> so what kate and her boyfriend mark decide to do is go to go fund me, never dreaming that 14,000 people would jump into this, and they raised over $400,000 for johnny so he can get his trailer and go live on with his life. well, in fact, johnny even moved in with them. so at the end of the day, the question that the case presents is both civil and criminal. is there a civil responsibility for kate and mark in paying the

kate, i don't know where the crime is. i'll shorten what you are saying in 140 characters. if there were a snowden case, if there were state secrets that were revealed, then i'd say, mr. president, you are right, mr. sessions, get to it. i don't see that thus far. go to smerconish.com, cast your ballots during the course of this program, should the justice department investigate the identity of the anonymous ""new york times"" author. i'll give you the answer at the end of the hour. >>> people purport elizabeth warren used her native american heritage. they went through her personal records, i'll ask what she found and the author of too big to fail. andrew ross so isn't here. i want to ask him about the 2008 crash. could it happen again? l about t? ♪ surprise! 3...2...1... blastoff! ♪ buy a new queen size sealy mattress with posturepedic technology, and we'll throw in a free adjustable base. we'll take it! with up to 60% off top mattress brands and knowledgeable, hassle-free mattress professionals, sears helps your family on the way to a good night's sleep. the sears labor day event. going on now! hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of t

kate from a contractual basis. janitorial. maintenance. food service. so that we can push costs out of administration and get the dollar into the classroom for our teachers to benefit our kids. >> mr. garcia, you have 45 seconds. >> that answer did not include the most important aspect of education. the classroom. it's the reason why we need an educator. someone with a teacher's commitment to education. what we do in arizona is back away from our fascination with standardized testing. there are no multiple choices in life. the reand state that gets beyond this fascination is going to lead the rest of the world. we need to bring innovation back to the classroom, creativity back to the classroom, focus on real world jut comes that make a difference in student's lives because in addition to salary, one they have other reasons we lose so many teachers is because we take creative, bright people and box them in under my administration we are going to let them teach again. >> a reminder that each of you have one minute to answer each question, followed by 30 seconds for rebuttal. now back to the questions. we are going -- we are going to switch over to border security. the first question

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