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the nasdaq fell 17 points, and the s&p 500 slipped ne. still to come on the newshour: an interview with turkey's president at the united nations. inside the innovative efforts to combat the plastic problem. and a brief but spectacular take on writing about people. >> woodruff: ties betwn the u.s. and turkey, longtime nato trained.are deeply the turks accuse the u.s. of h the u.es to get an american pastor out of jail. the turks accuse the u.s. of harboring fetullah gulen, an exiled cleric whom turkey blames for a failed coup. then there are syria, russia, and broader regional issues. amna nawaz spoke with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan earlier today and you'll see but first, she begins with some background. >> nawaz: the decadeold alliance is now under increasing tension finding new lows. ale flash point: the fate of american evangelic pastor andrew brunson, held for nearly two yes in turkey. he was swept up in the crackdown after the july 2016 coup attemga against erdo vice president pence had this ultimatum for erdogan in late j

in anacostia park, derrick ward4 ne >>> police in maryland say they've recovered the body of a man after foodwater swept his car off a bridge last night but him an who tried to help remains missing. the man has been identified as 67-year-old daniel sammous of maryland. his sedan became disabled on a bridge in hartford count a m and woman passing by got ut to help rescue the stranded driver by the woman fell and disappeared in the rushing watt. a search continuing for herto ght. >>> so we are in weather alert mode today. this is video from some wet roads in d.c. and prince george's county. storm team 4 meteorologist matt ryder joins us with a look at stuff outside. >> we have storms through the area right nostly in the -- through the heart of the viewing area right nowan that is putting down heavy rainfall in some spots. other spots not so much. ilthe flash flood watch in effect. most of the scattered storms over the next couple of hours d slow movers with heavy rainfall and again pretty close to midnight coming to an end. and thenil patchy follow form and we'll deal with that first ining

the thing is they are convinced that their modelling is right and eve ryo ne their modelling is rightecause most economists believe that, because trade is likely to be cut in the event of a clea n likely to be cut in the event of a clean brexit or heart brexit, is that trade overall will suffer. saving money they said 12 billion one year net which goes to the eu budget. if you look at the figures it is probably about 11 billion pounds. the financial settlement, we could pay almost non—or very little of that. theoretically you could do that but the report also says we wa nt to that but the report also says we want to look at the relationship with the eu in the future. you want to have a good relationship if you are going to refuse to pay the £39 billion which they think in which the government has agreed in interval is old on departure. maybe thatis interval is old on departure. maybe that is what they were agonising overin that is what they were agonising over in the meeting today. when we look at this. i think we all feel like that about brexit. this whole thing about frictionless tr

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a bit of a split in our fortu nes the country. a bit of a split in our fortunes on tuesday.r, quite close to freezing. further north, milder. 0utbreaks quite close to freezing. further north, milder. outbreaks of rain that time —— of bricks of rain at times. towards the middle of the week, turning warmer. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at six. labour's leadership team say they would back members. on another brexit vote. i'm there elected as the leader of this party. elected as the leader in order to bring greater democracy to this party. there will be a clear vote in conference, i don't know what's going to come out of all the meetings that are going on. and i am vicki young in liverpool where labour‘s brexit policy is under the microscope. —— labour's brexit policy. following eu leaders' rejection of theresa may's chequers plan last week, the brexit secretary says he won't let the eu dictate negotiations. this is a bump in the road. we'll hold our nerve. we'll keep our cool and we'll keep negotiating in good faith. i think we need to keep these negotiat

jay gray, nbc ne, carolin beach, north carolina. >> this is definitely one of those storms that you need to keep a eye on as it heads toward the east coast. >> doug kammerer joins us now. how bad is this thing going to get? >> as it sits now across the atlantic ocean, this thing has really blown up over the past 24 hours, going from storm this time yesterday, a very weak hurricane, to a monster of a storm out there right now. the eye starting to get bigger and you can see, this is a buzz saw hurricane, winds of 135 miles per hour. winds moving west at 30 miles an hour with 130-mile-an-hour a category 4 storm south of bermuda on this track, staying on the westerly track coming in toward the carolina onbeaches. thursday, this is thursday, with 145-mile-an-hour nds. this is national hurricane center forecast. this is about to be revisedthver next hour. big time damage along portions of the carolina beaches and the storm surge for our area won't be until friday into the weekend. the big issue f us could be flooding associated with that. so tracking florence. we'll have much more coming up. c

highlights from the >>> now sportsroc 7 ne> orts fa venth rked stanford takes on number 20 oregon in a game you'll see right here on abc 7. the winner will put themselves in the early driver seat in the pac-12 north. alabama hosting number 22, texas a&m, a 22 of 30. 387 yards, four touchdowns, 30 yard pass to devonte smith. aggies thinking, run, the kwab sneaking on in. 14-7, crimson tide, they never looked back. hail hintage, two touchdown catches. 'bama wins b. 4-0, 45-23 winners. georgia number two team in the land taking on 3-0 missouri. first quarter third a n drew rock finds his tight end. the ball's loose, the fumble, 64 yards the other way. and a great pick by the ref, too, running alongside 7-0 dogs. third quarter now, 20-7, jake frahm throws it high. but look at that catch. then he goes the rest of the way. it's riley ridley, 27-7, back shoulder throw to jeremiah holliman. gone, all the way, georgia, 43-29, 4-0. clemson, taking an georgia tech first quarter, georgia tech with the ball until clemson forces it loose. big hit right there. the ball is fumbling and bumbling, it'

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i had a lot of people go, this ne is guilty that one is guilty. let's get the evidence. and make up our mind based on that the i found people who do the background hecks, whether it's a republican or a democrat professional.ery if given the time to do it, i'll rely on them. rest of n watch the that interview with vermont senator patrick leahy tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. thursday morning, watch the nomination of brett kavanaugh to court.preme >> if this man is successfully the ated he could become deciding vote on major legal ssues that americans care deeply about. >> i now move to report from the committee the nomination of to be associate justice of the supreme court. >> follow the process live thursday morning. starting at 9:30 eastern on cspan.org or listen app. the free c-span radio >> the human rights campaign and lgbt advocacy group hosted its weekend in r this washington, d.c. with former vice president joe biden and his wife jill among featured speakers. they were introduced by hrc griffin.t chad this is 45 minutes. >> now, i have

infrastructure gci’oss financial funder of infrastructure across the continent, bigger than eve ryo neoss the continent, bigger than everyone else combined, so it is a big dealfor africa. everyone else combined, so it is a big deal for africa. and president xi talking about the 1—.3 billion chinese people who will work with the1-.2 chinese people who will work with the 1—.2 billion african people in terms of building a in terms of stronger future, strongerfuture, transport, stronger future, transport, energy, telecoms, agriculture, water, it, is ita win—win, telecoms, agriculture, water, it, is it a win—win, what are the downsides? so, the perception. 0verall, downsides? so, the perception. overall, i think it is a win—win. we have an alternative source of capital to the world bank and all the other institutions that used to lend us money. there are concerns about the size of the debt and the terms of the debt. and for any lender they are going to have cove na nts, lender they are going to have covenants, terms for whatever they extend to africa, and it is africa's prerogative to accep

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there is no question that eve ryo ne concern.ion that everyone is clear this is not a drama —— this is a drama, not a documentary. the concern would be if you thought this was actually happening, that it was a real news event. nobody thinks that. high profile presenters should not be used in their usual new setting, thatis used in their usual new setting, that is what viewers say is wrong with bbc journalists. that is what viewers say is wrong with bbcjournalists. there are that is what viewers say is wrong with bbc journalists. there are two things to this. there are visual clues, very clear visual and audio clues, very clear visual and audio clues, in the clips you have just showed, if you look at the andrew maher example, yes, he is on set but he is not filmed in any way you would ever see on his show, the tv screens are over someone's shoulder, you are looking at the background and people in the background around the set. it is very clear... was that deliberate? absolutely. there is radio reports where music is played over it

the live capital camera, showing a lot of suns ne outthere. boy, is itm. getting w 70s, already in the low 80ss and that continues off to the eastern shorwi this sunshine and these warm temperatures, we are seeing that atmosphere becom atl l bit detable istabilized. here is the edge of the frontal system sweeping through our area, bringing clouds and rain. we're going to talk aboutiming of storms. we do believe some of these could pack a little bit of a punch. we'll talkthbout . that's coming up in about 20 minutes. >> thanks, lawyer i don't knour. we are learning more about the terrifying electrotion of a little girl. investigators say a device that controls the flow of electricity to lights on a handrail was improperly installed. the girl touched that handrail and was jolted by 120ol of electricity, 20 times what should have been powering the handrail in the first place. the girl is still in critical condition. >> we are working to learn how a d.c. police officer doing after a bad crashovernight. that crash shut down new york avenue. a police suv collide

the imf are always concerned about something, it is theirjob to be worried for eve ryo ne is theirjobbe worried for everyone else. this one is about the trade war in particular, and that she sees that affecting the global economy. and it is notjust the us and china, is it? the us and china is the headline, but it is the us and pretty much anyone else at does business with, and these tit—for—tat ta riffs business with, and these tit—for—tat tariffs are becoming such a big issue for the markets. and when you look at trade wars, no one really wins ina look at trade wars, no one really wins in a trade war, especially when you have two such superpowers like the us and china. the us but tariffs on one side, china on the other. that ends up increasing the prices of everything so it ends up costing jobs at the companies that produce the goods, and ends up costing the consumer more to buy the goods. so the consumer is the only people that really lose in trade wars in the end, but this is causing such massive turmoil within the markets at the moment. and it is interesting, because she talks abo

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