mr. peters got aggressive first. >> reporter: she said she didn't see what happened but she talked to her son before he was arrested. >> he said that mr. peters had taken him by the shoulders and shoved him down to the ground and there was blood on him and is sure. >> reporter: peter said when frizzell he took out the night he shielded himself by reaching for one of his election signs for protection. he says he never worried about his safety and the safety have said -- of the support is until now. >> eight don't want my that just like i don't want her safety and jeopardy. >> reporter: his opponent says he is happy to hear that rudy peters is doing okay. >>> environmentalists were gather in the bay area for the global climate action summit. >> thank you, jerry brown, for signing that bill yesterday. >> and a preconference event yesterday in san francisco former vice president gore thanked -- vice president al gore thanked the governor for signing the bill. >>> one cool thing i love about the bay area are the microclimates. especially the difference from coming from the east bay and san fra

mr. peterutton said i believe i have the best prospect of leading the liberal party to success at the next election. is mr. dutton correct? >> thank you very much, sir, mr. president. i disagree with my good friend, peter dutton. i support prime minister turnbull. i have supported him since he was elected leader. i will support him until the next election and hopefully subject to the judgment of the australian people and beyond. >> thank you. i again refer to the former minister, peter dutton who went on to say my job from here, that is to make sure i can prosecute the sort of messages that i have just spoken about and that is what i am focused on. the prime minister sought dutton's advice? >> order. >> thank you very much, mr. president. firstly, what i would say is that peter dutton is one of my closest personal friends in this parliament. the second thing i would say is that peter dutton has provided outstanding service to our nation, in particular in more recent times. has been a very effec

i refer to the forma minister mr. peter dutton who the second said quote i believe i have the best prospect leading the liberal party to success at the next election. is he correct? >> thank you very m uch, mr. president. i disagree with my good friend peter dutton. i support prime minister turnbull. i had supported him loyally since he was elected leader in september of 2015, and i will support him loyally as his representative in this chamber for the next election and hopefully subject to the subject of yesterday people and beyond. >> i again refer to the former minister for home affairs peter dutton who went on to say, quote, my job from here that is to make sure i can prosecute the sort of messages that i've just spoken about and that is what i am focus on. as the prime minister sought or dutton. >> ice about the of messages he should be prosecuting? >> order. senator cormann. >> thank you very much, mr. president. personally what i would say is peter dutton is one of my closest personal friends in this parliament. the

mr. peters got physical first. >> reporter: fazeli's mother was at the festival at a democratic booth. she says she didn't see what happened but talked to her son before he was arrested. >> he said mr. peters took him by the shoulders and shoved him down to the ground and there was blood on him and his shirt. >> reporter: peters says when fazeli pulled out a knife he shielded himself by reaching for an election sign for protection. he says he never worried about his safety or the safety of his supporters until now. >> i've asked my supporters and followers at open events, i don't want them around me. >> peters is running against eric swalwell. swalwell sent out a tweet condemning violence to settle a political disagreement. he says he's happy to hear his opponent is doing okay. in the east bay in dublin, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a couple of suspected car burglars crashed head-on into a san bruno police patrol car. a man and woman were casing potential targets in the parking lot at the mall yesterday even. -- evening. they then rammed their car as officers closed in. police found

mr. peters, so that's good. we haven't heard much -- >> we will see more of that. all democrats -- >> laura: maxine waters and nancy pelosi, where are they? congressional candidate being attacked with a switchblade yelling "f" trump and this is another day. >> they need to be called on to call out this kind of violence. if this was going on on the right, every mainstream media would be calling this out, have microphone in our faces, would you denounce it? i would denounce anything that happens on either side, you don't see that enough from the left, needs to happen more. they need to be challenged. where are these liberal talk show hosts that yell and scream and rant and rave? if their insightment is leading somebody to go commit violence. >> laura: i'm telling you, it is by any means necessary and everyone watching tonight, you have to understand that were it not for a switchblade not operating and mr. peters having the wear with all and physical strength to push this guy back, you might have had your throat slit and congressman scalise, you came close to dying at

mr. peters. so that is good. we haven't heard very much -- >> we need to see more of that. >> laura: where are the democrats? maxine waters, schumer, pelosi, where are they? we have a congressional candidate being attacked with a switchblade, yelling "f drum," and it is just another day. >> they need to be called on to call out this kind of violence, if this was going under the right, you know what would happen, laura. every mainstream media outlet would be reporting it, calling on each one of us, there have microphones in our faces. i would denounce it. i would announce anything that happened on either side but you don't see about enough from the left. they need to be challenged. where are these liberal talk show hosts that yell and scream and rant and rage, if their incitement is actually leading somebody to go and commit violence? that is not for this country is about. >> laura: it is by any means necessary. what i am watching tonight, you have to understand, were at not for a switchblade not offering, and mr.

mr. peters had taken him by the shoulders and just shoved him down to the ground and there was blood on him and blood on his shirt. >> reporter: peters says when fazeli took out a knife, he shielded himself by reaching for one of his election signs for protection. he says he never worried about his safety and the safety of his supporters until now. >> i've asked my supporters and followers in open events, i don't want them around me. i don't want their safety in jeopardy. >> reporter: fazeli's bail has been set at $55,000. his family plans to get him out tonight and if he is out, he has a stay-away order from rudy peters. now peters is running against congressman eric swalwell and swalwell tweeted today saying he condemns any kind of violence to settle a political disagreement and he's just happy to hear his opponent is okay. in dublin, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> a contra costa county judge found a former de la salle football player guilty of raping a high school student. the 16-year-old was kicked out of school after the incident and the judge made the ruling after new evidence from a s

mr. peters: mr. president, our nation is the suffering through a public health crisis. our nation, our neighbors, our families -- in fact, very few among us -- can say that we have not been personally impacted by the opioid crisis. the scope is simply staggering. 116 lives are lost every day to opioid overdose. 116 sons and daughters. 116 husbands and wives, siblings and parents who will never come home again. 116 lives that ended decades too soon, lost every day. substance abuse disorders do not discriminate. we feel this pain in every region in our country, urban and rural areas in red and blue states. we know there's no silver bullet that will end this crisis overnight, but we do know how to fight it together, and that is what we are doing today. tonight the senate will pass the bipartisan opioid crisis response act, and this body will show a unity of purpose that, frankly, i wish we could show more often. as this important bipartisan legislation came together, i worked closely with my colleague, senator shelley moore capito, of west virginia, to make sure that our n

mr. peters for salting my son. >> reporter: peters' opponent send a tweet and said, while these are tense political crimes -- >> violence is never the right way to go. you know, free speech is important. but free speech does not mean violence or attacking people you disagree with. >> you know, i'm not blaming any party for this. i the other party must have mental health issues or maybe they were intoxicated. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> they area police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a 12-year-old girl in elsa brontk yesterday morning at a bus stop on san pablo road near el portola drive. the girl was sitting on a bus, waiting to catch a bus to school, when the man sitting next to her started talking to her, and offered her money to go away with him. the scared girl walked away. police only have a vague description of the man described as an african- american man between 45 and 55 years old with a medium build, wearing a gray hoodie jacket with the word "gap" on the front. they also say he drove a small, white colored sedan. >>> meantime, one of the kidna

mr. peters is okay. but it's never okay to use violence to settle political disagreements or any disagreement. the mother is the former president of the castro valley democratic club and you'll hear from her coming up at 6:00. nbc bay area news. >> thanks, melissa. >>> keeping your promise to help another person i thing. >> our garvin thomas is here with the story. >> lisa dreaming o corps. that's what she did. it was derailed less than a year later, but her drive to help others, certainly not. >> the marin ga is right here. >> reporter: there is no one recipe to follow for a successful startup. each one like its founder unique. take lisa curtis and kuli kuli, the very first step in her recipe for a multi-million dollar food recipe was a single promise. >> i made a commitment and a promise. i've got to see this through. >> reporter: that promise was to women help. >> theyffle a tree and mixed it into a knack called kuli kuli and said eat this. >> reporter: they were from the maringa plant. it was unfamil

mr. peters.ologize for the error. >>> a city council committee moved that plan forward, one problem, though, the top county executive is against inside thel to illustrate his point, to say it's not designed for people to live in them. saying there are vermin, pests and water damage. a final decision will be made on september 25th. >>> former first lady michelle obama about to hit the road on a book tour and she's about to bring it to the bay area. the new book "becoming" will kick off in her hometown of chicago. it includes a stop at the sap center in san jose. tickets for that event go on sale next week. >>> donald trump, jr. and his girlfriend, kimberly, on a united airlines flight from new jersey to sfo yesterday. and a lot of people were talking about the fact they flew coach. trump, jr. ordered a soda and seemed low maintenance. they were briefly heckled at the terminal. >>> let's talk about these cooling temps. are we going to see these for the rest of the week in. >> i think it'll stay eve

stop with the means lie improving the system and then look for incentives are and so on mr peter andmark thank you so very much for that we greatly appreciate it and this question that needs to be held in the months ahead thank you so much we're going to take a short break and we'll be right back with lots more. they promote health but seven p.c. and diabetes. multinational fico. but people seem to prefer the business of positive forty five minutes on doubling in. germany state by state. the most colorful. the clearest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w talk calm. hijacking the news. where i come from the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a script do a reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china church people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journali

mr. szoka: he was the -- peter: and ron white. mr. szoka: he was a cosponsor. chris coxe was the intellectual godfather. if you did not have section 230, you would be in a situation which is still the case in canada which still follows the common law, where you are only immune to liability as a third you are sticking your head in the sand. the reason the platforms floor states, isd because section 230 protects them not only for being liable for third-party content unless they share in authoring it, but also they are immune for exercising editorial discretion to moderate content for whatever reason. as long as they do so in good faith. and that good faith exception has been construed extremely narrowly by the courts to mean you cannot engage in anti-competitive content and then claim to 30. they will not second guess the decisions you make in moderating your content. peter: we are almost out of time. i want to get into the potential regulation issue that you raise. anothermark warner and from facebook this week. >> you have identified and removed some bad actors

mr. peters. >> we should never lose sight that violence is never the right way to go. free speech is important, but free speech does not mean violence or attacking people you disagree with. >> i'm not blaming any party for this. i just think the person must have mental health issues or maybe they were intoxicated. >> fazeli's mother says they're talking with an attorney about pursuing charges against peters. peters, meantime, says he's requesting a restraining order against the suspect. >> jana katsuyama at santa rita jail. thank you. >>> millions of people are being forced to leave their homes tonight as hurricane florence charges toward the east coast and in the exodus, many drivers are finding empty gasoline pumps and depleted store shelves. hurricane florence is a category 4 storm packing winds of up to 140 miles per hour. we'll show you the latest forecast track in just a moment. first the preparations in north carolina. >> this storm is a monster. >> reporter: officials aren't mincing words about the danger of hurricane florence, currently barrelling across the a

mr. peters. we apologize for the error. >>> lost and found? route next door.ric bikes valued at $37,000 stolen last year back with the rppy owner tonight. most still in the boxes. never used. doug schwartz owns an electric bike shop in santa clara but kept the he researched online. >> i think you have to look at the facility, select a unit with a camera. in my situation they had a thousand units and only three cameras on the units for the whole facility. >> the thieves didn't take the bikes far. they moved them to a nearby unit they rented in the same complex. apparently the two men were arrested for a different crime and police found the bikes in their possession. >> okay. do you have the golden ticket? look? as we speak there is a friends around the oracle arena. it's not kevin durant and the warriors it's the biggest boy band in the world.the k-pop cra backyard. the band is bts from south korea. our reporter is in oakland with the hype. i hope you are going inside tonight melissa. >> reporter: well, raj, the doors open in less than half an hour and the bts

mr. peters: i'd love to hear that. one of the problems with everyone having their own facts is it's hard to have conversations about difficult issues, one i'm concerned about is climate change. if everyone has a different understanding of the fact it's thoord agree what to do about it. mr. sarbanes raised the concept of this hearing being a way to if the refs, i don't know you recall that reference. is that something we should be concerned about, this notion that the committee would be working the refs for the majority. mr. dorsey: i don't know what that means. mr. peters: the idea is that they'll put so much pressure on you to avoid pressure from us that you'll change your behavior in a way that's not fair. is that something we should be concerned about. mr. dorsey: i mean i think we -- we've articulate what had we think is important. and what we're trying to drive and i see the role of government as being a check point to that and being a clarifier and asking questions of our path and i do believe the system is worki

mr. hensarling: thank you, peter. [applause] mr. hensarling: q&a. apparently we're not done. mr. wallison: that's a good idea. i didn't know we had that time. mr. hensarling: i parently i didn't either. mr. wallison: so any questions? yes, sir. please give your name and your affiliation. thefed.info. you mentioned po lit si case -- po litization of access to credit, i recall andrew jackson's warning that if we had a central bank, the largest political interests would conjure more and more credit money into existence until the wealth of those who labored was stolen and precious liberties stolen, sold, or bartered away. so question, are the words that are still in the constitution new york state shall make anything but gold and silver coin for tendering payment and debts, is it still possible or relevant to pay attention to those and bring back an honest unit of monetary account using monetary metals? mr. hensarling: you have an advantage on me. i have not read jackson's fair well address. i will say this, a little relate to the g.s.e. argument. one of the the -- i learned a few th

mr. peters is okay, but it's never okay to use violence to settle political disagreements or any disagreementfarzad's mother is a former president of the castro valley democratic club. she was here in court to defend her son and claims that randy peters assaulted her son first. that's the latest here in dublin, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> a new plea from police about a convicted child mow lesselest. there may be other victims. he has been convicted and could spend the next eight years in prison. investigators say other female relatives have come forward as well, but their cases fell outside the statute of limitations. now san mateo investigators are asking any one who was in contact with him to give them a call. >>> an adult male's body was found in a part of a camp that had not burned and it appears the man had been dead for more than a day. the camp known as "the village" was home to 50 to 80 people. they have been working with camp organizers to remove the tent. police are treating the death as an unexplained death and are asking anyone with information to call oakland police.

mr. peters is okay but it is never okay to use violence to settle disagreements. the sheriff arrested the suspect . >>> the time is 5:09. the coast guard rescued a man. the coast guard says this boat capsized about 4:00 yesterday evening. i rescue boat found the man told him out of the water. they took him to the landing where his wife was waiting. the man was not hurt. >>> making it safer for people catching a right your, the step -- the plan to make sure you get in the right car with the right driver. >>> i am looking. i'm looking for a new product. today is the big day and what to expect as the new products go on sale this morning. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . today is a big day for apple and its customers. apple will unveil this newest products at the show. three new iphones are to be unveiled. mom one may be called the iphone max. it has features like facial recognition and a better camera and faster processing. >> what they are going to do is introduce different sizes. what we start to see is that as the market matures, people are looking for writing.

mr. peters is okay. it is never okay to use violence to settle legal disagreements or any disagreements. fortunately, the sheriffs arrested the suspect. >>> evacuation orders have been lifted where the crews are getting the upper hand on a fire burning. the irving fire has burned 152 acres and is now 45% contained. 150 homes worth threatened and many people headed to emergency shelters that were set up at the community center. many people were allowed to return home last night. they might not have power until tomorrow afternoon. >>> it is 6:11. california is taking on the national rifle association and the reason they want to stop selling insurance policies. >>> are you ready for a new iphone? apple hopes you are. i am frank in the south day for the big reveal party. >>> it is a mess out there. if you are taking the bay bridge, you need extra time. this is directly as a result of a crash on the other side of the bridge. we will tell you what is going on straight ahead. >>> higher clouds are coming in and

mr. peters for assaulting my son. >> i'm not blaming any party for this. i just think the person must have a mental health issue or maybe they were intoxicated. >> fazeli is currently being held here and peters says he has requested a restraining order against him. meantime, fazeli's mother says she and their attorney are looking into possibly filing charges against peters. >> jana katsuyama outside santa rita jail tonight. thank you. >>> people who were forced from their homes by a wildfire in west marin last night are now back home this evening. evacuation orders were lifted this afternoon. the irving fire is burning near samuel p. taylor state park and is now 45% contained at 115 acres. crews are watching four hotspots tonight. marin co major role in dousing the fire. last night though it was a different story when residents spotted flames burning in the hills. about 150 homes were threatened. many people headed to a shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. >> we went outside and we could see smoke and a glow. then a little bit later

mr. peters is okay. it is never okay to use violence that a political disagreement, or any disagreement. fortunately, alameda county sheriff the rest of the suspect. >>> california taking on the national rifle association. we will tell you why the state wants the nra to stop selling insurance policies. >>> your iphone x is about to get a big upgrade. comes in three different models. we are live in cupertino for apples big announcement. story is coming up. for smack >>> additives that you use every once in a while traffic is slow. i will use that one. is backed up big time on the east shore. i will tell you what made it this way and how you can at around. nd. >>> it took a while but it looks like we to do most of the fire. hire) but it will feel cool 60s and 70s. we will see how long. in 2011, california passed a law requiring carbon monoxide alarms in single-fami... (beeping) ...in single-family homes. that was seven years ago. (beeping) carbon monoxide alarms... (beeping) (annoyed sigh) ...typically las

mr. peters. we apologize for that error. >>> instagram is taking a new approach to searches for drug-related hashtags. as of today, a message will pop up that reads, "can we help?" it then provides a dropdown menu with one option that takes you to a resource page. now, this isn't the first time instagram has provided an in 20 similar feature for users searching hashtags related to self-injury and eating disorders. >>> happy new year. as they do nearly every september, apple unveiling its newest products today, and this time they're stepping up their game when it comes to your health. and it could save your life. nbc bay area's alicea rothstap was at the steve jobs theater. tell us about it. >> reporter: a landmark watch needed fda approval and apple got it and soon you'll be able to walk into any apple store and buy one. there are fitness watches that count your steps and then there's the watch apple unveiled today. in fact, bay area-based fitbit shares took a dive after the announcement. >> we'v

mr peter drift meyer. welcome back. >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you for the opportunity to comment. on the policy director for the river trust. i i think you have all heard the city council vote -- voted unanimously to support the bay delta plan. i wanted to fill you in a little bit on that. and item took more than two hours. they were very thorough. a year and a half ago, apollo also was 16 agencies that sent the same form letter on the draft. that is the history that they are talking about. you heard a lot of them earlier today. they get repeated and maybe they will become the truth. but they did not buy that. the staff recommendation was to support this talking points of voluntary settlement and the s.f. p.u.c. alternative. we went in at a disadvantage.. they had a chance to%. -- present. after hearing public and asking questions. they deliberated and voted 9-0 to support the bay delta plan. some of the comments where that's the big environmental decisions are often controversial, but we always overcome the obstacles and we never regret t

mr. peters is okay...o use physical violence to settle a political disagrement...'or any disagreement.' pam and ken? (ken) an update to the fire an update to the fire burning in marin county tonight. all evacuation orders have now been lifted for the irving fire. it has spread to 115 acres-- but is now 35-percent contained. it's burning near samuel p. taylor state park. so far no structures have been damaged.. but lagunitas elementary school is closed. cal fire is helping county firefighters. (ken) as of today... cal fire has banned all outdoor burning on state land in san mateo and santa cruz counties. included in the ban are all campfires, open pit fires, cooking fires, warming fires and ceremonial burns. the only exception are fires contained in metal or ceramic fire pits no larger than 18 inches wide and 12 inches deep... with written permission, supervision and fire supression tools on hand. the ban was enacted due to dry weather conditions as well as fire crews being overextended in other parts of th

i don't mean to dodge it, but that's how i play it peter in arizona >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer. lling from tempe, arizona, home of the arizona state sun devils huge fan of your show and the style in which you deliver your knowledge. >> thank you thank you. >> caller: my question today is about adad you spoke to the ceo a few weeks ago on the show and since then the stock has drown back are you bullish or bearish >> i think he acquitted himself quite well and this is the opportunity to buy i think it went up because frankly people are excited about what happened on "mad money. i want to stay in it and buy more we're not done we're going to amy in nevada amy. >> caller: greetings, jim, from hot las vegas, nevada. how are you? >> i'm doing well, how about you? >> caller: i'm doing great i'm a first time caller. i wanted to thank you for all your knowledge and insights. i love your show. >> thank you thank you. >> caller: i'm calling regarding amarin corporation yesterday i bought stock at $11 and already climbing today what do you think? >> amy, that boat has left the dock it's too

it sounded like we were dialing peter baker by telephone there. there's mr. baker. peter, what more do we know at this hour here? 5 after 11:00. rod rosenstein at the white house. president trump here in new york city reports that rod rosenstein is out. >> yeah. this is a culmination of months and months of tension, but advisers to the president told him it would be better for him not to push out rod rosenstein right away, that, in fact, if he was going to do it as a result of this report about discussing secret tapes and the 25th amendment, he should wait until after the midterm election, not to create another big furor in the middle of this campaign season, but obviously it looks like the president is moving the other direction. he told someone yesterday in a radio interview in cleveland that he -- this was on the table. he said i don't have all the facts but once i know the facts i want to make a determination. that made it sound like he was kind of pushing off the decision until november. but suddenly here we are. and it may be it was untenable for rosenstein to

. >> the gentleman from california , mr. peter for four minutes. thank you, mr. chairman.integument for being here. i don't know if anyone else has mentioned a breathtaking irony is that donald trump is complaining about twitter. it's hard to imagine he would've done nearly as well as he did without your platform. he is a master of using it. i think he's done some wonderful things for democracy. his democratize democracy in many ways. we saw that here in the house when we lifestream the protest of guns in 2016 and brought people into a chamber in a way none of us had imagined before. i use it a lot just to say can get back home in san diego. every day in the local government, local activities i follow my baseball team is promising minor league third and it's been a great platform. the problem when anyone can be on your platform is now everyone is a journalist beard i want to explore in that context your discussion of the term fairness. have you ever ridden on what you mean by fairness? what i'm getting at is to have these allegations about fact versus false equivalency tha

contributing factor to the unrest the flaws in germany's own legal and of course mr here's our europe correspondent peter oliver migration policy in germany is firmly in focus right now but what to do when it's been decided that the person doesn't have the right to be here and should be deported well at the bizarre end of the spectrum is the case of one man in frankfurt who the city's office of public order confirmed to r.t. is how what ping five hundred and forty two criminal investigations against him the man who doesn't have a passport can't be deported because the authorities can't prove which nation he originally comes from oh and by the way this has been going on since ninety ninety eight over the last twenty years most of his offenses have involved drug charges driving offenses driving without a license and violations of the residency act but who year is remains a mystery we have a loose biography that suggests that he was born in one nine hundred fifty nine in north africa in the past he said that he was from morocco and also from his from algeria it could be that he is from one of those two coun

peter: carrot -- harold feld of public knowledge and mr. berin szoka. we have a couple of different ways we can look at it. of the clear issues is we have a user policy. it is clear and upfront. having an a room and conversation. you break the rules and start shouting then whoever is running the conversation says ok, you're in making it impossible for us to have a conversation and we're kicking you out. he other way to look at it which is equally important is increasingly we have everyone

peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. pekoske, thank you so much for being here. a very important job you have. i will follow up on questions that senator wicker asked you about expanding airports and how tsa resources are allocated to meet those growing needs. in michigan, we have the ford international airport in grand rapids. they just completed the first phase of a major [ indiscernible ] project that can included an update to checkpoint, footprint, that include a tsa screening --. unfortunately, there is only staffing to operate 6 of those lanes. the airport, as you may know, is the second fastest growing commercial airport in the and understates right now. it is absolutely critical that they have tsa staffing necessary for west michigan. they have made substantial investment to make that happen. i know you answered the question in terms of your process and staffing, looking to making the analysis. my question is, how often do you look at that? you mentioned annual. it seems to me if an airport has just completed an expansion, and has brought an additional ai

mr. michel: thank you, peter. good morning. peter asked me to talk about specifically how monetary policy might have contributed to the crisis. i make a distinction between pure monetary policy and feds' regulatory policy and emergency pend lending pol -- lendingpolicy. i'm not commenting on -- lending policy. i'm not commenting on that part. one is the fed's policy stands was too loose leading up to the -- stance was too loose leading up to the crisis. and the flip side is it was too tight as the crisis unfolded thus worsening the crisis and prolonging the recession. there are many, many different stories i could talk about here, ut i only have 20 minutes. i'll try to cover it all. i'm going by the alex rule. for the most part i'm just going to sort of report on these. tell you what those stories are without giving touch too much about my opinion which might be correct oirn correct t makes sense for me to put these chronologically. i'm going to start with the boom period. in the interest of time i'm going to start with two sto

that says the concorde i'd go to mr danforth for like home port i'm stuck. at home in bavaria klaus peter uses his time between court appearances to keep in touch with his network of supporters. and a lawyer you are in fella is providing legal advice. feller cannot comprehend that rescuers are being treated like criminals. this stuff because you know you are i thought well this is very unusual a person who is ready to nepa let's see him is going to take a hike. for area dubious reasons. smith's. body shining. lives in an affluent town in one of germany's wealthiest regions the refugee dramas of the mediterranean seem far away although klaus gets a lot of sympathy here for his work he sometimes has difficult conversations. the subject here now is this is what i experienced at oregon. listen i am a mother and it was a favor to drive a bit of this is what it meant and then he said. if you're really happy and invade us about iraq over hundreds of feet. you can't resist on like that. but. before his next court appearance. is working on a minibus that was donated for his team in malta the activ

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, gentlemen, for your long service to our country. general abrams, as you know, you and i have talked about i recently returned from south korea where i met with u.s./korea forces for an update on what is happening on the peninsula and the one thing that i was really struck by were the significant logistic challenges we will face should a conflict arise there. you've addressed some of those challenges in terms of moving personnel out of korea, folks not combatants but civilians in seoul which is ranged by a tremendous amount of artillery and millions of people moving south at the same time we're trying to move north and fly materials into the north. you've mentioned much of the army's fighting power in what could be a sustained conflict would come from a continental united states which is a long ways from korea. if you could talk a little bit about your understanding of the logistics presence on the peninsula and how we move material into the peninsula should a conflict occur

well-qualified nominee like peter will face objections from some who have expressed no substantive concerns about his qualifications to be a cpsc commissioner. it is my hope, mr. president, that the senate will soon return to its tradition of bipartisanship in the confirmation of nominees to critical independent safety agencies such as the cpsc. i urge my colleagues to support peter feldman's confirmation for both the remainder of the existing term and for the full term to which he has been nominated. mr. president, i yield the floor. i don't yield the floor just yet. i have six requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. under the previous order all time is expired. under the previous order, the senate stands in recess until senate stands in recess until >> the senate taking a break so senators could attend the wiki party meetings. the senate reconvened at 2:15 p.m. eastern when a confirmation vote is scheduled for peter feldman who was nominated to serve on the consumer product safety commission. when the senate gavels back in at 2:15 p.

mr. perez to clarify your answer to senator peters. are you aware of that report from the american academy of pediatrics? first, mr. albence? >> if i could just clarify, we don't have indefinite detention -- >> i want -- my question is are you aware of that report from the american academy of -- >> i think i've seen media reports on that report. >> okay. and mr. perez. >> i am not, senator. the -- someone else in the agency may be, but i am not. >> thank you. we'll make sure that you get copies of it. in addition to the american academy of pediatrics, two physicians who work for the department of homeland security came forward in july as whistleblowers. they had both visited detention centers housing children that provided an appalling lack of care including finding -- and this is a quote -- "an infant with bleed of the brain that went undiagnosed for five days." those same physicians stated publicly that detaining children risks permanent psychological harm, placing children at risk of post-traumatic stress and depression later in life

peter. thank you for getting up really early. jillian: what are you putting in your coffee, that energy? >> mr. in my coffee. he's a very agitating person. [laughter] rob: peter, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we will have you back very soon. jillian: a man steals an ambulance and the whole thing caught on camera. rob: the nfl season kicking off this week, i can't believe it but super bowl 52 a still fresh loss in minds of patriots fans and dunkin donuts rubs in -- what city that from? jillian: philadelphia. rob: is that where you're from? i never knew that. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? . . le things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla

mrs. ford. shep. >> shepard: some republicans, peter, say they are skeptical about the timing here. >> right. including here in grassley's office because they didn't even know this accuser's name until yesterday which they find troubling since feinstein apparently knew this accuser's name and story six weeks ago. so all the republicans on the senate judiciary committee have a joint statement and part of it says this. it's disturbing that these uncrocket corroborated allegations from more than 35 years ago during high school would surface on the 50e6 eve of a committee vote since democrats sat on them since july. even though democrats had hours of televised opportunity to ask questions to kavanaugh and didn't. chuck schumer insists his side has been acting in good faith. >> senator feinstein did the right thing, because when a woman is abused, it is her prerogative as to how, where, why, when, if at all it should come out. >> if there is going to be a delay in the confirmation process, it will start here with senator grassley but if it's going to happen before thursday's planned vote, the time

the real action peter willsman shows institutional anti—semitism in the party and the need for action, however with mrless likely to happen. let's do the second thing first, there has been enormous action. no other political party and there is no evidence by the way that labour has any more anti—semitism than any other party, no other party has had a report, no other party, as far as i know has set upa other party, as far as i know has set up a separate disciplinary unit just to deal with anti—semitism. no other party has put so many people through the process of being investigated. then the other part of the question about whether having peter willsman in control in some way is going to make things go backwards, i mean he is only one of many members on the nec. this is an extremely dangerous kind of comment to make. i am extremely dangerous kind of comment to make. iam not sure extremely dangerous kind of comment to make. i am not sure what it means but presumably it means it permeates the whole labour party? there is no evidence of that. ijust the whole labour party? there is no evidence of that. i

mr argue on with criticism. regarding his policy towards journalists fobbing thanks very much for that update from bellevue palace peter this looks like from the get go it's not going to be an easy visit for mr erdogan why does he want this reset against this kind of background he certainly knew that he'd be confronting something like this he needs the reset because it's a third of the economic sanctions that we've been talking about hearing so much about i'm just i'm to i'm fascinated brian that the he would actually brisk walking out on the prowl on the press conference or not actually turning up for the press conference because that would actually pose a very you know that would put a mark on the whole on the proceedings of today tomorrow and what have you the whole with the whole weekend it reminds me you know chanda under after all is an internationally respected journalist and if the presidents of turkey is not willing to be in the same room as the internationally respected journalist as something badly wrong and it doesn't look very credible the reports we're getting of the president had are ones intentions to s

mr. lawrence peter fisher of chevy chase, maryland. mr. gregory paul ryan of hillsborough, california. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 20 u.s.c. 204-b and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, of the following member on the part of the house to the board of trustees of of the harry s. truman scholarship foundation. the clerk: ms. granger of texas it. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker. house of representatives, sir, after a great deal of thought and prayer, i have decided to accept west virginia governor jim justice's appointment to it immediately take the oath of office to serve as a justice on the west virginia supreme court of appeals. during this time of crisis, i hope to help restore the public's trust and confidence in our state's highest court. in order to ensure justice is administered fairly and without bias or conflict, i must resign my seat in the people's house of the united states congress so i may begin serving the citizens of west virginia a

peters for that. as we now belongs to mr preclusion who is also known on the west this putin's cook and has been growing bigger they now can buy bigger building and they employ more people who work on salaries who post. messages something and on twitter every day that's their job but i was also recently working must adorning where they hire trolls too so if it seems that. trolls as a job you know every day job a troll is a kind of a trend so young people don't mind to be working as trolls and getting paid you know for young people in russia energy hope is good because the economy is going down and some young people hit the streets and they protest against goods and other kids are ready to. participate and put us propaganda and work for putin's propaganda machine out of do you call trolls trolls in russia what's the russian. yeah yeah you can call them trolls you can also call them propaganda perfect dragons it is with difficult to find a girl in south. that's a good question i've only interviewed one troll woman who did not that mean that she was a troll she just. the job she was angry because she was n

the austrian press any time soon we'll have to wait to see if mr kurtz follows up on his words with actions when he returns from new york peter all of. the. missile defense system has been put through its paces during military drills in the arctic. the system was only delivered to a base island on monday a special military exercises during which it was tested are aimed at securing the northern sea route in the arctic. complex as a coastal defense system and ship missiles can reach super sonic speeds and have a range of at least six hundred. so our weight watchers has been offering a weight controlling solution since one thousand nine hundred sixty three but it's given up its name now and decided to go with a slimmer version however the decision has left some guessing the motives behind it . we are really excited. around the world. new york times columnist is being mocked for asking social media to remove a clear photo shopped image of a heroic donald trump kevin roose warned social media they could easily have blocked the image of trump which shows the president supposedly helping victims of the twenty fifteen texas flooding.

indicated certainly a hostility towards mr trump that echoed the exchanges that we've seen between lisa page and peter stroke at the f.b.i. which also indicated rather disparaging remarks towards the president and dismay that he was elected now i don't know whether the rizieq nation will impair mr moeller after all under the department of justice rules the immediate successor to mr rosen aside would be the cylinder general no francisco who really doesn't really have any political dimension to him ease just a lawyer and if anything it would mean that mr malvo would simply continue on his investigation i do think however that given the political climate it will be exceptionally difficult to actually nominate and have the senate confirm any successor to mr rosenstein the senate will be out of session during october campaigning for the november elections and that could be very decisive as to a successor because the republicans have just a one vote margin in the senate and if that flips to the democrats it will be very difficult to get a successor confirmed who is not as much beholden to the democrats as m

and his findings angsty skin too few could find on is this company also mr noir does his feeling of fire and in one vanish from peter and some of the most at some point hope so on foot off the connote. one stiver from the fearless arts to underpin dolphin bone to care to notice how far far. down from alex to. you know least globish thank you for it. all not. for the. love of. me in england louise mason didn't see her. parents and three seventh's for months at a time. i was left alone most of the time my parents had other children there's no way that they could leave them with my nan because my crime i was old so they just stopped coming. i went home three weeks a year. for a week. in the summer. easter. every quality was like getting to know your brothers and sisters again. in new york chances catch you and alvin law's parents decided the best way to get their arm the son to cope with life was to turn his tones into fingers for hours alvin was given manual task to perform with his feet. grounded having no ours it is a rather simple disability it's very complicated disability. i'd be lying if i didn't say it was a lo