of main street in newport that's been there for 3 and a half years. some local college little beirut. what are you going to do to fill it andhelp this lakeside city recover . phil scott 1st, 1 minute. >> this is what also part of the plan is to work with the towns to rebuild. i like to use, say all this is an example.this mail work for me while she was the mayor and if you look at the renaissance that occurred in saint albans and white river junction, using the tax increment finance, we need to focus and work with newport. newport was in my service rhetoric and what happened with the program was because it really, we all got excited on them to see this happen, it creates high-level disappointment but one of the things missed national meet is is really important for gubernatorial leadership to help these towns and account manager of saint albans told me the same thing so you're going to see me as a boots on the ground leader in helping these towns, working with them hand-in-hand to grow and recover . >> phil scott, 1 minute. >> the attorney general and

it is a black eye for vermont and a reminder of the situation for newport almost every day.e have been engaged with them. there are many things happening. we were able to provide relief to all of the contractors on the project. dash ifheast kingdom you really talk to the folks in newport -- they know their region is better off than it was 10 years ago. we have a way to go. we want to work with them to see what type of plan would work best. we have property across the road on the lakeside and might be able to work together and provide something they need for their future. we are actively pursuing that and engaged in negotiations. i believe they are satisfied with that at this point. >> we mentioned they will ask each other questions. now it is time for the first one. >> christine, you will go first and fail, you have 90 seconds to answer. there are no rebuttals. christine hallquist: and your debate with keith, you refused to give trump a letter grade on his performance. are you ready to get a letter grade? gov. phil scott: i do not know if i can. it has been well known that i

albins, newport was in my service territory and what happened with the ec-5 program was sad.eally, we all got excited and then to see this happen really creates high left disappointment, but one of the things that liz told me, it's important for gubernatorial leadership to help these towns and the town manager of st. albins told me the same thing. you're going to see me as a boots on the ground leading to grow and row recover. >> fill scott, one minute. >> the attorney general and myself had this, it was a black eye for vermont and a black eye, that reminder of that situation for newport almost every single day. we have been engaged with them. there are many things that are happening that we went up there and announced that we had a settlement, we were able to provide relief to all the contractors on the project. the northeast -- if you really talk to those folks in newport, they know their region is better off than it was ten years ago. we have a ways to go. we want to work with them to see what type of plan would work best for them. we have some property across the road on

the newlyweds had settled into a simple life on newport's balboa island.ra, convinced she'd found the perfect man. even when, sometimes -- things didn't quite make sense. like the time she picked up the mail, and saw a strange return address on a letter to her husband. >> reporter: you opened a letter to him? >> yes, i did. i was so curious. and he was irate. "that's fraud. you know, i can't believe you did that." >> reporter: but, what had caught her attention was that letter was from an inmate at the orange county jail. >> reporter: did you read the letter? >> i did. >> reporter: what was in it? >> it was talking about how lucky he was that he had found love, and that his life had turned around. and i'm thinking, "life had turned around? hm," so i questioned him. and he said that he writes and sends care packages to people in prison. >> reporter: sounded plausible enough to debra. but not to the sisters. especially not once their private investigator began reporting his findings on john meehan. >> they learned that he was not a doctor. he was not an anes

(ken)new tonight at ten: there are five additional victims in the case against a newport beach doctornd his girlfriend previously charged with drugging and sexually assaulting two women. michele gile (jee-lee) explains the orange county district attorney's office said the additional charges include kidnapping and rape by use of drugs. nats: "excuse me..." of the defense team shoves a cameraman--as newport beach doctor grant robicheaux and his girlfriend cerissa riley walk into court this morning. natsthe pair...already facing decades in prison are now looking at potential life sentences.the orange county district attorney says five new women claim that robishow and riley kidnapped...drugged and raped them...which brings the current victim count to seven.the orthopedic surgeon and the girlfriend were in court to plead not guilty. philip cohen...robishow's lawyer questioned why two of the alleged victims now say they were kidnapped.philip cohen / grant robicheaux's attorney:"and so it raises the question of why is that being alleged now. what new information, if any, did brittany and ca

we heard judge kavanaugh was supposedly responsible for sexual assault on a boat in newport, rhode island. until the accuser recounted the story completely -- recanted -- but not performing in media had begun eating it up. in short, democrats mishandling of dr. ford's letter opened the floodgates for this deluge of uncorroborated unbelievable mud. and the mudslide was cheered on and capitalize on at every turn by thet far left that has been o eager to stop this nomination. just politics? i don't think so. and on the other extreme somebody other lines of attacks have been completely trivial. last night the "new york times" unleashed this major story. get this, judge kavanaugh may have been accused of throwing some ice across a college bar in the mid-1980s. talk about a bombshell. one can only imagine what new bombshell might be published today or tomorrow. but here's what we know, madam president. one thing for s sure, the senate will vote on judge kavanaugh here on this floor this week. here on this floor this week. our democratic friends will try to move the goalposts yet again. just yes

on august 18, 1790 george washington visited newport, rhode island. he wrote a letter to the congregation, entitled "to the hebrew congregation in newport, rhode island." children of the star of abraham who dwell in this the merit andnue goodwill of the other inhabitants. while everyone shall sit safely under his fine and there shall be none to make him afraid. may the father of all mercy andtered -- scatter light make our several vocations useful here. his own due time and way, everlasting and happy. usds that i hope will guide as a country and certainly local community of pittsburgh over the coming weeks and months. i will introduce our panelists in the order which they will speak. is special counsel for religious discrimination at the u.s. department of justice's civil rights division discrimination and enforcement outreach and policy efforts. mr. treene also correlates outreach to his communities and department outreach efforts to arab, chic, and south asian communities regarding post-9/11 discrimination and hate crimes. -- before joining the depa

rob arnott is with us from newport beach, california.t to start with s&p versus the shanghai composite chart. looking at the relative strength in terms of the ratio between the two, if you look at the levels we are hitting now, history will tell us over the past couple of decades this is where we see a bounce back for chinese stocks. do you think that's going to happen, given the selloff, if you look at the metro -- macro picture, when it comes to the trade war, has it materialized? has the depth of that selloff really surprised you? no, it hasn't surprised me at all. the nature of the trade tensions exacerbate any downside risk. the nature of bargains is very simple, bargains get there i didn't of inflicting pain -- by dint of inflicting pain and losses. there's no such thing as a bargain in the absence of pain and losses. the fear creates the bargains. is china a bargain now? it's getting there. is it likely to rebound soon? who knows? the thing that's interesting is buying a little bit more as it goes down ensures that you have maximu

elsewhere, saints beat the dragons in newport. some other stories for you this friday night...ost in the semi—finals of the kremlin cup. she was beaten in straight sets 6—4, 6—3 — by the sixth seed and local favourite daria kasatkina. jonny bairstow‘s a doubt for england's fourth one—dayer against sri lanka in kandy tomorrow. he injured his ankle taking part in a game of football at the start of their practice. bairstow is being assessed and the team will make a decision on his fitness. and england's ian poulter is four shots off the lead at the cj cup in south korea. he sunk three birdies on his way to a round of 69 to leave him on five under. america's scott piercy tops the leaderboard. team gb finished the youth olympics in buenos aires on a high yesterday with four medals taking their haul to 15. boxer caroline dubois and gymnast am—elie morgan were two of the major —— amelie morgan were two of the major success stories and they hope to follow the likes of jade jones and tom daley who achieved senior olympic success after competing at the youth games. bbc olympic sports rep

i think most people, if you look at your local high street, in newport, the high street is devastatedlosing. a lot of people want to see return to the high street and i think a lot of these places don't play their tax. john mcdonnell in his speech says he wants to tax tech giants and put it back and our economy. sol wants to tax tech giants and put it back and our economy. so i spoke to in labour, looking at philip hammond's policies, labour have to lock it down... do people want to go back to the high street? it is very convenient, but when you got your high street, and all it is nail bars and charity organisations, it... it is unfair when brick and mortar companies are having to fight with tech giants were doing so much of their accounting outside of the uk. what is interesting is the tories, who are trying to say "we backed business," even they are having to respond given public concern about the small amount of tax these companies are paying. let's move on. very different story in the daily telegraph. uk refuses to take back isilfighters from telegraph. uk refuses to take back isi

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one of the lowest ranked sides, the metropolitan police who play in the seventh tier, will host newportrtsmouth, who won the cup a decade ago, will travel to non—league opposition. they will play either chippenham or maidenhead. the full draw can be seen at the bbc sport website and app. the england and wales cricket board has dismissed allegations that a small group of england players were involved in spot fixing in seven matches. the claims were made in an updated documentary made by the qatari based broadcaster aljazeera. the players were unnamed and the ecb says the limited information is "poorly prepared and lacks clarity and corroboration." the documentary has also been dismissed by fast bowler mark wood who is with the england squad in sri lanka. it doesn't bother me, to be honest. we get corruption training, anti—corruption training, we speak to the guys. there's a guy called peter 0'shea i trust a lot — he's at the end of the phone if i need him. all the aljazeera stuff to me has got no hit or anything to it. if they came up with concrete evidence and they said a name and they

. -- newport, rhode island.eard news of the bombing and i did not know that it would be for thealty officer lads who were lost in that bombing. i would say to the goldstar parents and families and , sons andnd sisters daughters, those who lived on after their loved ones were taken away from them are too soon, we want you to know that we will always hold in our hearts your families sacrifice. the unitedorget in states government. we do not forget in the u.s. military. i guarantee you, your commander in chief does not forget. it was 35 years ago a deadly day for us. two trucks went into our barracks and one into the french barracks and the cost was enormous. , andasers, soldiers sailors. we know that the ultimate test of a person's character is their willingness to sacrifice for future generations who thinks they will never here. today, it is our responsibility to acknowledge the irredeemable debt of gratitude that we owe to those who we lost in beirut and to their families are today. you captured the spirit of th

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and was at the sons of italy parade in newport. seven people it came to me and thanked me. there is a view for some republicans that my republican opponent has described but the feedback i'm getting from rhode island has been immensely positively and supportive. and i appreciate it. >> tim: a rhode island man recanted the account of brett kavanaugh aassaulting a woman on a boat. you provided the tipster with the contact information of a reporter. does that show you're at least as interested in publicly smearing mr. kavanaugh as much as getting to the truth. >> sen. whitehouse: no this was a constituent to asked for this contact, and in the same way i would help a constituent or ask for a great number of things i found somebody i thought was responsible, and was responsible in that the story was never published. the story was never published. so i referred it to the fbi who never contacted the individual. part of the problem that the fbi did very little investigation, and when it did get around it a to it a very fractional investigation in terms of the witnesses and then i a

i was just at the sons of italy paraded newport. several people approach me in a small gathering to say thank you and keep it up. there is a view out there, particularly among some republicans and my republican , but thehas described feedback i'm getting from rhode island has been immensely positive and reported. you about someone else that called your office, a rhode island man who claimed brett kavanaugh assaulted a woman off the coast of rhode island. he later recanted that account. you forward of the complaint to the fbi but also provided the tipster with the contact information of a reporter. does that show you were interested in smearing kavanaugh as interested as you were in getting to the truth. >> this is a person who asked for the contact. in the same way i asked for -- i would ask for -- i found someone who was very responsible and the story was never published. the story was never published. the fbi never contacted the individual. part of the problem here is the fbi did very little investigation. to it a veryound fractio

i was just at the fund of italy parade in newport. seven people approach me in a small gathering to say thank you. the view out there, particularly amongst republicans , that my republican opponent has described. but the feedback i am getting from rhode island has been immensely positive and i appreciate it. >> let me ask you about something else, a rhode island man who initially claimed brett kavanaugh assaulted a man off the coast. he later recanted that account. you forwarded that complaint but also provided the tipster with the contact information of a reporter. you were at least as interested in public smearing mr. cap -- kavanaugh? no, because this was a constituent who asked for a contact. and in the same way i would help any constituent, i felt somebody who i felt was responsible, and in fact was responsible. and the story was never published. i referred it to the fbi, who never contacted the individual. part of the problem is that the fbi did very little. when they got around to it, a very fractional investigation. then, i re

england, this is u5 three a production german submarine, it sailed in september 1916 for the port of newport rhode island on october 7, it put into port. and gave tours to us naval officers there, it did not refuel. the next day it went out and sank five merchant ships. , there was no loss of life, there were like 15 u.s. destroyers running around trying to keep ships from being sunk but because the germans were operating in accordance with international law the british were curing were supplies to britain and they were legally justifiable actions by the submarines. this sent a not very subtle message, obviously if germany enters the war, the two countries are at war, what will happen? u-boats can come over here and sink ships., obviously they really didn't at the very edge of what the conventional u- boats at the time could do this monk filled this month lock -- this month-long control the best patrol could barely get back. -- patrol could barely get back. what did have the range? u-cruisers. >> what is this? what is this a picture of? take a merchant submarine and you put two big guns on i

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. >> it's "c", rhode island, with 12, including the vanderbilts' breakers, in newport. >> sandy and timns have sold everything they own to buy out sandy's siblings and take sole ownership of their strange inheritance -- a french chateau here in new jersey, stuffed with gilded age antiques. >> they begin by camping out in a two-room guesthouse while they start sprucing up the main house. >> how did you sweet-talk sandy into moving into a little two-room place and have her not say, "this is not the life i chose"? >> she said that... but i made a promise to her that if she was unhappy here that we would sell it and move on. >> tim figures the renovation will take, mm...six months. ha! >> we thought we could just tweak it a little bit and we could move in, but it wasn't that way. it was just a big, big project -- much bigger than i anticipated. >> it seems every small problem hides a really big one. switch out a switch plate, uncover a fire hazard. turn up the thermostat, break out the checkbook. >> the heating and air conditioning were gone, the plumbing was gone, the electrical -- everyth

i was just at a parade in newport, several people approached me in a rather small gathering to say thank you and keep it up. so there is a view out there, particularly among some republicans, my republican opponent has described. but the feedback i'm getting has been immensely positive and supportive. and i appreciate it. >> ask about someone else i called your office, a rhode island man initially claimed brett kavanaugh assaulted a woman aboard a boat off the coast of rhode island. he later recanted the account. you forwarded it to the fbi but also provided the tipster would -- the contact information of a reporter? does that show that you are interested in publicly smearing mr. kavanaugh as well as getting to the truth? >> know this was a constituent that asked for the contact. and in the same way that i would help a constituent or on a number of things, i found someone who is very responsible in fact, was very responsible and the story was never published. the story was never published. so i referred it to the fbi who never contacted the individual. part of the problem here is that th

i sat down with the presidf newport news ship holding. she's hiring 455 people a week, -- newport news shipbuilding. she's hiring 455 people a week, but there's not that many electricians and welders and pipefitters sitting around in hampton roads. we need to invest in these middle skill, middle wage jobs that do not require a college degree, and we need to make sure that our young people have those skills so they can have well-paying jobs, and we can bring people out of poverty, we can grow our economy and diversify our community. bruce: one minute. rep. taylor: perfect. i agree it is a huge, in the region, it is one of the pillars of our economy, our military. my opponent actually sent an e-mail demanding a clean d.r.e.a.m. act. the folks that demanded a clean d.r.e.a.m. act didn't vote for that to take care of the military, to fully fund it. all the democrats who were demanding a clean d.r.e.a.m. act were voting against that. i have the e-mail right here. but i think it is important. i have talked to brian and many businesses, you do h

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ago, that country could no longer afford its paths, so beijing pressured sri lanka to deliver the newport directly into chinese hands. it may soon become a forward military base for china's growing blue water navy. within our own hemisphere, beijing has extended a lifeline to corrupt and incompetent ma dura regime in venezuela that's been oppressing its own people. they pledged $5 billion in questionable loans to be repaid with oil. china is also that country's single largest creditor. saddling the venezuelan people with more than $50 billion in debt, even as their democracy vanishes. >> they are also providing direct support to parties and candidates who promise to accommodate china's stra teeing particular objectives. since last year alone, chinese communist party has convinced three latin american nations to severe ties with taipei and recognize beijing. these actions thetd entreaten t stability and united states of america condemns these actions. while our administration will continue to 0 respect our one china policy as reflected in the three joint communiques in the act, america wil

they will happily sell whatever buying.ic is >> newport, richie, florida is next. an independent.rning, john. how are you guys doing this morning? >> doing well. or twove just a second to ask you if you could ask your guest a couples

joins us nowgross from newport beach, california. on this collection of stamps there were sold and plan sales that -- plan sales. you may $10 million which are giving away to charity. tell us about this and whether it was a good one. bill: it was an onion. talk to us about your stamp investment and whether it was good. almoste, making $800,000. do you remember what you paid? it is called a bible block because it was found in a bible over 100 years after it was put in there. u.s.s the original tencent stamps. i paid a hundred 50,000 for it and it sold for $500,000. -- i paid 100 $50,000 for it and it sold for $500,000. investors can appreciate them but at the same time, they can experience of appreciation. than 125f these, more lots, were you surprised at the outcome? no, i expected it to be a strong auction. were twohe pieces times, three times, four times what i paid for it. it has been a great investment. philanthropy,g to doctors without borders, one of my favorite causes. this $10 million in addition to the 27 million from prior

jill biden, just a submarine in newport news and it was a great event.nd the vice president was there supporting his wife. he would make a great president, for sure. david: thank you for spending time with us today. john carney, governor of the state of delaware. coming up, phillips has disappointing results to report. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power," i am david westin. phillips is down almost 10% today after missing expectations. it is a company in the crosshairs as both brexit and the trade wars take their toll. let's start with trade. >> profits and sales both missed estimates at phillips. the biggest drop was in the personal health unit that makes electric toothbrushes and shavers. the stock in europe had its and theop since 2009, ceo spoke to bloomberg saying he would like it to be much stronger. he also talked about trade. you are questioning the impact of the trade war between the u.s. and china. it cost $59 million in profits for next year. >> we will redesign some of our supply chains. we are in a good position to

this comes after police responded to a disturbance at his newport beach hotel room early on thursday. he has a dozen olympic medals for swimming including 6 gold medals. in july he was edfrom competing for over a year because he got an iv infusion of vitamins that was so large that it broke anti-doping rules. >> coming up, they lost their homes but they didn't lose hope. how one community has come together to rebrand and rebuild. >> as we look out life, a beautiful and -- and to the sunday. we have the forecast coming up. s fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we

we talked about george washington in newport.wed in terms of its capacity to project moral authority but the best of them have always understood what fdr understood in september of 1932 he was asked by the "new york times" to define the presidency he was trying to take away if herbert hoover. he said the presidency is not a management job, it is preeminently a place of moral leadership. and he understood that in the cataclysm of the depression peddling fear was madness. that was the anti-semitic way. he needed to project hope. the drama of the 1930s which enabled us in 19 whos to project across the world to defeat tyranny was not at least attributable to his capacity to save capitalism, to save the marketplace in 1933 forward. and he understood both aspects of that. now i remember a man saying a year or two ago when i was talking, talking characteristically in warm tones about george herbert walker bush, look you want this guy to be george bush. he's not going to be george bush. there's wisdom in that. but i think we do have to d

the police were called too a incident at his hotel in newport beach. no one was arrested. he has earned a dozen olympic medals in swimming. but in july he was banned from competing because he received two big of an iv infusion. in sports, all three bay area schools are in action tonight. cal tries to rebound from last night's -- last week's lost in tucson again arizona at 17 standrd hosts utah at 7:30. you can watch on the espn. and san jose state facesio state kick-off at cefcu stadium. it happens at 7:30. the warriors back in action on monday for a preseason game against the suns but last night was a homecoming for kevin durant. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors spent last night in seattle. the nba returning to the emerald city for the first time in ten years. hope coming for kefren pure k.d. >> please welcome pack to key arena, kevin durant! >> it has been a rough ten years. nba is back into seattle for ton. hopefully it's back forever soon. >> durant rocking the old sean kemp rear view mirror and rocking th

(ken) a newport beach surgeon was charged today with drugging and raping five more women.rosecutors added felony kidnapping counts and increased bail to 1 million dollars each for the celebrity doctor and his girlfriend. doctor grant robicheaux was newly charged with sexually assaulting five women, while cerissa riley was accused of being involved with attacks on three women. the pair initially were charged with drugging and raping two women. the couple ...walking into court holding hands - pleaded 'not guilty' to all charges. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4' meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us with a look ahead seasonably warmer highs during the upcoming days are expected in the bay area. highs will warm up into the 70s along the coast with mid 80s inland. patchy coastal clouds at night will continue the rest of the week and into the weekend. current forecast track will bring temperatures down by monday with increasing clouds and a low chance for rain across the north bay. still ahead at 8 a man says he

two setbacks this one, one a multi million dollar judgment and a court order evicting him from his newport offices after not paying rent for four months. vanity fair reported: tweets basically attacking grassley and kavanaugh today from planned parenthood and naral that said we still believe julie swetnick, #believe survivors. laura. >> laura: thanks so much ed. joining us now is john lauro. john thanks for being here tonight. >> good evening laura. >> laura: you called the referral substantial. tell us why. >> it reads like a prosecution memo, which really lays out a compelling case, particularly against miss swetnick. and what senator grassley has done, he's very careful by the way and very thorough but he lays out a case where she submitted an affidavit and i have it here before me, where she makes very specific allegations that brett kavanaugh, she became aware was involved in spiking punch, was involved in targeting vulnerable young women and actually participating in gang rapes. now that's what she submitted under oath, an affidavit. and then later she goes on t.v. and says, you know

we have seen in not only this terrible attack in pittsburgh, but in las vegas, in newport, in so many crimes and schools that really anybody who can easily lay hands on these weapons and kill not one person at a time but dozens of people at a time. >> tom friedman, do you think that when we confront this kind of problem, is the answer to speak out, to denounce it? is it to go and hook for molook? how do you tone down -- how do you make less of this happen? >> it starts with leadership. actually in my career, i've covered the secretary of state and the president of the united states as a reporter. one thing you notice when you cover the president is the exponential expansion of the mega phone. there's just nothing like the president of the united states. when you had a policeman confront a black professor in boston in the obama presidency, what did obama do? he invited them for a beer at the white house. there is no single magic cure for this. but i can't tell you it's sufficient, but i know what is necessary. that is for the president of the united states to show empathy and be someon

year-old grant robicheaux and 31-year-old cerissa riley were previously charged with raping two women in newport beach. riley appeared teary-eyed in court today as prosecutors filed new charges. five more alleged victims have now come forward and an additional kidnapping charge was added today. a defense attorney accused prosecutors of withholding evidence. >> i think it is the government's way of looking for some reason to -- to create this idea of hundreds of thousands of victims when the video -- is not even being used. >> both have pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. they are currently free on a million dollars bond apiece. their next court date is in january. >>> now to san francisco, where a man is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after he was shot by a u.s. park police officer. ktvu's henry lee tells us what led up to the shooting at a well-known tourist area. >> reporter: it's a tourist hot spot and the view is spectacular aquatic park at the foot of the municipal peer a most unlikely spot for an officer-involved shooting especially one in involving u.s. park police. the

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the conversation >> it is the trillion dollar question >> mark kiesel is with us today live from newport beach, california welcome back to "the halftime report." i hope you were listening to our conversation and would like to add to it, also with your view on where you think rates are going from here if we're closer to the end of the cycle or just getting started. >> stephanie made a good point we are growing at 3% this year i think the key, though, we've seen such a significant backup right now that it's going to be difficult to go materially higher unless inflation breaks out of this 2%, 2.5% range the market is priced for three to four rate hikes the financial conditions are tightening and, importantly, we are seeing, i think, peak growth in terms of not only the economy but also in terms of earnings. so i think the stock market is going to face a lot more head winds going forward. companies are going to face higher costs these higher rates are hitting cyclicals like autos, housing, et cetera. i think we're at peak now and that means rates could move higher but most of this backup is

hillary vaughn live in newport beach, with a look at the midterms and your money. hillary.r: charles, two economic issues on voters mind in orange county, tariffs and taxes. those are two things they're thinking about as voters get ready to the head to the polls this is high-taxed, tech heavy county relily conservative in the past decade as national democrats dumped over $6 million into three seats they hope to flip to take over the house majority in november. in california's 45th district, democrat katy porter is challenging incumbent republican congresswoman mimi walters. she tells me democrat katy porter a flip-flopper posing as a moderate to try to get more votes. >> she wants more government regulations. she is promoting a government-run health care system, social socialized medicine. she wants to increase our taxes. it is very disingenuous for her to say she wants to work on a bipartisan basis. reporter: california is one of the most liberal, proceeding grist sieve states in the country even some democrats running in this midterm election are running away from liberal

today newport beach unveiled what's being called a shark detection system. it's a two-month pilot project using technology from australia called karvabooy. it uses sonar to scan the water for large marine life and analyze patterns. if it matches a shark's swimming signature the system automatically sends an alert to lifeguards. believe it or not, via an app. >>> new team but same rivalry. warriors fans will have to wait a little bit longer to see their first lebron james-lakers appearance. according to espn, james is not expected to play friday when the lakers take on the warriors. the preseason game is being played in the south bay at s.a.p. center. lebron, however, is scheduled to play tonight when the lakers take on the warriors in las vegas. after last season's nba finals lebron signed a four-year deal worth $154 million with the lakers. >> $154 million and you get to rest. >> yeah. and we're not worried, right? we've got the warriors. >> three out of four. >> we're good to go. >> let's get a check of our forecast, jeff. >> the weather forecast, really g

let me tell you, i had cases in rumford, in newport, in belfast, in lewiston, in bangor. am in a lot of the district the courts on a regular basis in district 2, and it is not getting better. it is very difficult for families making an average of $40,000 a year to separate, and we need to be providing better supports to this district. >> all right. bruce. >> yes. i think jared golden -- and i'm not criticizing him as an individual or anybody else, but his policies are so extreme and so radical. for him to look in the camera and tell people of maine that nancy pelosi has spent about $7 million lying and attacking me and propping him up is something that just happened by accident. she loves jared golden's voting record. 100% government takeover of health care, pushed into a government-run program. a second amendment that he doesn't support, and he votes against small businesses all the time and wants maine to become the most -- excuse me, the highest taxed state in the country. that's why nancy pelosi supports jared golden, and that's the truth, and he should tell it. >> al

you said in 1790, president george washington wrote to jewish congregants of newport, rhode island, that the u.s. government gives to bigotry no sanction, adding his hope for jewish americans that everyone shall sit in safety with none to make him afraid. that was, what, that was more than 200 years ago. still resonate. >> can you imagine at a time there were not many jewish americans, and george washington was essentially saying, you don't have to feel like the other. he was writing to a jewish congregation in rhode island, and you should never have any reason to make you feel afraid. even what george washington wrote in 1790, you couldn't imagine coming out of the mouth of donald trump and him actually meaning it. and that's a tragedy, and that should make us all very worried. >> so as someone who studied this stuff, when you have divisive leaders like this in the past, has it continued to divide us, or does it at some point do we say, hey, do most times americans come back together? >> americans get sick of it, and they demand leaders who do not do this. a mini version of this is midt

grant robicheaux and cerissa riley were arrested in newport beach after two victims came forward accusing them of drugging and sexually assaulting them. now more than five women have come forward with the same allegations. but the couple's attorneys are denying the claims. >> it is grant and cerissa's absolute position that no nonconsensual sex ever took place. >> yesterday both defendants posted one million dollars bail each. they are due back in court in january. >>> more rain is in the forecast today in storm-soaked central texas. dozens of rescue operations have taken place due to the fast-rising floodwaters. another two to four inches of rain are expected in the central part of the state this week threatening hundreds more homes. the floods are blamed for at least two deaths so far this week. >>> an unusual request from the centers for disease control is ruffling the feathers of some chicken owners this halloween. the agency is urging them not to dress up the birds in costumes. the cdc says that chickens are carriers of bacteria including salmonella. they also add that when dressing

apparently with facebook, in their newport tall, in-home video system.s at there was no data collection through this portal. then they kind of changed their mine. there is no necessarily data collection but the portal can target you with ads and other facebook owned properties much in other words we do get information, how come they can't be straight with us? it makes you wonder are these things ubiquitous, the system will be on our home, and an alexa on top of the refrigerator, the idea they're taking all this information against our will, perhaps selling it, certainly using it to sell us things, somewhere we have to draw the line. >> that's true. this falls under the umbrella of internet of things, any digitized device connects to the internet, google's home, amazon echo and the facebook portal. part of the problem not only facebook changing its public statement over the last two days over what kind of data they collect, yes, you won't see ads on the portal device which is a videoconference device, but believe you, believe you me they will capture the

we heard that judge kavanaugh was supposedly responsible for a sexual assault on a boat in newport, rhode island. until the accuser recanted the story completely but not before many in the media had begun eating it up. in short, democrats mishandling of dr. ford's letter opened the floodgates for this deluge of uncorroborated, unbelievable mud. and the mudslide was cheered on and capitalized on at every turn by the far left that has been so eager to stop this nomination. just politics? i don't think so. and on the other extreme, some of the other lines of attack have been completely trivial. last night, "the new york times" unleashed this major story. get this. judge kavanaugh may have been accused of throwing some ice across a college bar in the mid-1980s. talk about a bombshell. one can only imagine what new bombshell might be published today or tomorrow. but here's what we know, madam president. one thing for sure. the senate will vote on judge kavanaugh here on this floor this week. here on this floor this week. our democratic friends will try to move the goalpost yet again. just yest