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president donald trump has asked turkish authorities to hand over an audiobook ording that is said to prove that missing journalist jamal khashoggi was tortured and killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey investigators have conducted new searches at consular properties in the city a columnist for the washington post who was highly critical of the saudi government then its more than two weeks ago his disappearance has led high level business and political representatives to pull out of a saudi investment conference next week including the dutch finance minister. as the world looks on investigators search for clues on walks happened to jamal khashoggi. they were finally allowed to scour the home of the saudi consul in istanbul turkey believes the journalists body was disposed oh yeah. a critic of the saudi leadership was last seen entering the nearby consulate turkish officials claim they have an order recording of his murder inside. a take the u.s. president who's been accused of covering up for the saudis says he hasn't heard we've asked for if it exists rather they have it o

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driverso take a short quiz in orde to renew their licenses. an banning right turns on red in 100 intersections and reduce the speed limit to 20 mil per hour in residential areas. >> the conditions on our roadways have changed over the years and we need everybody to be payingttention, recognize that we all hav to share the roadway and recognize that speed and attention kill. >> we'll have much more on the plan coming up at5:00 a.m. with news 4's chris lawrence. >>> it is the list every major metropolitan area wants to be on, amazon'sist of finalists for a second headquarter. montgomery county, theic dist and northern virginia are all poteial spots for amazon. there's new buzz that crystal city is the front-runner. yeah, crystal city. when we asked folks about the possibility, there was a bit of a mix reaction there and questions aboutpo transrtation needs. >> i think it makes sense. yeah, close to d.c. >> we have theinfrastructure. we have metro. we have the new expansion on bus rapid transit. you know, we have the capacity to absorbth . >> som

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and this one is to inspire orde every day of my life i have a file card that i write down what i haveto do and i cross it off. so get busy. he reporter: the thing is, are all crossed off! so you did them. >> i did them all, yeah! and so, this is called 300 days, whatever its called, its 300 days. >> reporter: were you orderly as a kid? >> no! i took l.s.d. every day! i wasn't orderly! if you want to be in-- an artist, go to all the art shs, read the art magazines, figure out which gallery would be the best one for you, that shows work you like, that maybe might do it, you know? you have to learn how the whole thing works, and have an intest in it. which i-- i always did. and this is another tabloid one if there were a tabloid fors. intellectu >> reporter: yeah. >> it is certainly a intellectual's secret life. i never understand when people say, you're bored-- you're bored. just walk outside and watch people. sit in an airpt. i make up a story about every single person as they're getting off the ane-- instant bio, in one second, you know. >> reporter: what do you think will last long,

caused the accident or you're up to date with all of our top stories coming up next one zero one east ording india's lifeline express hospital train and he's continues after that in about half an hour's time. november on al jazeera radicalized you a new hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people around the world on november fifth the u.s. will impose additional sanctions on iran targeting the oil sites we'll look at the impact that may have when migrant lives are in danger and see who should come to their aid people in power investigates the united states is getting ready for the u.s. midterm elections on november sixth join us for live coverage and analysis and a listening post continues to examine global media coverage and look behind the headlines november on al-jazeera. in rural india doctors can be hard to find. but crisscrossing the country's vast railways is a hospital on wheels life playing life playing that's delivering medical care and hope to those who need it months or so well what we learned of it anyway. is l

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of eight ord boom nine years. then we went off the tracks. republican reagan came in and emulated much of the kennedy tax rate reduction across the board. is if you work this model, this incentive model as i call it, it has worked in the 60's and the 80's. for the most part, it worked in the 90's. republicans working with democrats produced some good stuff. got lost in the last 20 years. i hope we are reclaiming it. we will talk about trade. i know that the controversy. there was a wonderful piece in my favorite supply side newspaper, the washington post. it ran a week or two on the front page above the full about the burst of blue power. they tried it all the way back. blue-collar workers are starting to come back. is if youur view lower corporate tax rates and related investment incentives, the biggest beneficiary will be the ordinary make street -- main street working folks. ins is a controversial idea the academic literature. it has gained a lot of support in the last 15 years. we are banking on that. i give you fatter paychecks and treme

the russian rocket booflter g have aood reliability r ord and it is not clear yet why this one failed>> speaking of the international space station, today is the international day of the girl. part of a global mission advocating gender equality and encouraging kids to reach for the stars, a group of young ladies took part in the faich with the girlsn e run program trying to teach self-esteem. >> buck get them into a program cher they can learn confidence and to be themselves. d>> we're tol each run includes a lesson. are not they cute? >>> coming up, the popularity of social media. >>> just ahead, cracking down ot you say online. >>> some people are going too far. far. >> he turned neound the naacp. buman. ben jealous.r "marylan the year". he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousa jobs. ben's vision: medicare for all. a planwer prescription drug costs and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature andravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous.. govern before

ord on how the dog got up place.in the first >> i think he or she is so grateful to be out. that thed to make sure dog was staying in place and then open the right section. you can have allf these holes in your ceiling. >> they can get tin,y can probably get out. >> however they got in there. >> they're not thinking straight. >> no. >> it's too cold for comfort. >> i had a feeling going to happen when we go right through summer and it feels likt winter there. our average temperature for this time of the year, mid to upper 60s. we had the winds ove the weekend. freeze warnings for the area in purple. frost advisories for thereas in blue right now. we have temperatures in the low to mid 30s. take a look at it 39 here in d.c. 43 iannapolis, but winchester coming in at 28 degrees. it's ahilly start out there. anyway you want to cut it. the sun coming up at 7:00. sunshine out there today but i did see we have some video of some frost on cars.ou maybe leaveelf some extra time this morning. we're only warming into the mid upper 50s out there today. will it be windy today? no. espec

they're in a briefing getting theis ord before they head out to the southeas they're assisting fema with response. they are set to leave as soon as 7:00 a.m. that briefing happening right now. i have my eye on the chiefng that's go join us to talk more about their mission here. chief, there you are, sir. i want to ask you as you make your way over here. i imagine in a few moments you'll be departing. >> planning to depart. iout a 15 hour drive to the air force base whi their anticipated point of assembly and that is their goal to get if placee the landfall. >> although the plan is to go to the cpanhandle, thatld shift as needs are required. >> could b to the west into alabama or even further westal g the gulf coast. it could be relocated within the georgia area because the panhandle washe pretty thin and the impact moves into georgia very rapidly. >> task force one is now set tos leave in j a matter of moments. 6:00 a.m. is theirarget departure time. they want to be there before this storm makes landfall. >> justin, thank you. we're going to see some of what's left impact us on thursday.

ethicists up with standards of what requirements there should be for third party verification for ordingate sppeceech propaganda. i think they need to hire a lot of people to work there. but i'm glad they are taking steps and it is a start. brad: one more question. i remember you being quite skeptical of amazon's takeover of whole food, of at&t's acquisition of time warner. that skepticism has risen about the big tech platforms. do you think the rest of congress is coming around to your view of antitrust? >> i think they are. there is a large concern that you cannot have anti-competitive hurtrs that communities, that hurt local businesses and hurt wages and at the very least these mergers and need to be scrutinized. i helped found the antitrust caucus. i have been clear it cannot be the big and bad. you need bashar review and you need to look at what the impact is for consumers. what the impact is on jobs and on wages. what the impact is on communities. we need to empower the department of justice to conduct those reviews and provide resources. i think there is a growing consensus, both

she held me and repeated two .ords over and over again these words are not about pie in the sky whenou die, they are about the here and now and how we live and struggle. these words became like a mantra on my toughest days. i repeated them on the hardest days in city hall. i still say on the senate floor when i feel like i am banging my head on an implacable wall of resistance, i was in her arms as she was holding me and rubbing my back, she said over and over these two words -- stay faithful. stay faithful. stay faithful. vote, itt time from the flew her. i have been viewing social media and seeing the pain and the hurt. i want to remind everyone tonight of this room full of fellowship and faith. this is a time in our country more than ever that we have to stay faithful. the first thing is to remember who we are. by my family that you can't really be present or look to the future if you don't understand your path. if they remember who we are and , we will know who we have the is constitutional democracy on the planet. with the course of human events. in this nation -- were not going

the boy a,ording to poli admitted to threatening the middle school in fair fax.tololice it was just a joke. officers found and confiscated the air soft rifle from the picture. we're told theger is not a student at the school and does not attend any fairfax county public school. it's not clear if the stude will face any charges. >>> students in maryland are taking actn on mondayhey plan to walk out to protest mold found inside their ebuilding. students attend a performing arts schooln morning side. the parents say they are concerned the school system isn't doing enough to fix the problem. officials say rainy, humid ather caused pipe condensation resulting in the mold. they sayrews have wrapped the pipes in new insulation and replaced ceiling >>> a small town in virginia is taking a step back in time. tthis weekend waterford fair continues in loudoun county and you can experience it firsthand. 19th w century lifeh crafts, performances, one of a kind home tours from that era. and alsong it's g on today and tomorrow from 10:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening

.>> e orde test. the results d a ripple effect across -- across the sunset district. positive for pesticides according to the test at levels above the epa's allowable limits. she said she immediately said her results to the city and posted her findings on next door prompting a handful of her neighbors to conduct at-home tests of their own. >> 5 separate households in the sunset and parks that have come back with positive test results for pesticides. >> 5 tests going back positive. something is happening. >> the water engineer warns folks not to panic based on test results alone. >> that is not to say 5 diy kits is where the problem. >> they have really -- they have received a dozen test requests from san francisco in the past a few hours. >> at tes can be a good low-cost option for something like ed but there is subject to human contamination, air and are generally reliable for things like pesticides. >> how accurate do you think these tests are? >> i have no idea. i am not a scientist. that is the reason i set my results to the department. >> they did show elevated c

the walker county district attorney says steve penny ord ordered documents removed. according to the indictment, the documents were differed to penny at the -- were delivered to penny at the usag office in indianapolis. >>> about 1,500 people near an underground gas line in california urged to evacuate as a grass fire threatens the pipeline. it is at a pipeline 30 miles northeast of san francisco. chevron shut it down and dispatched a field team to investigate. anyone requiring assistance to evacuate should call 911. >>> and more than $1.3 billion in lottery jackpot money up for grabs. no winners in the $378 million powerball jackpot. numbers were 3, 57, 64, 69, 17 and 15. the estimated jackpot is $430 million. the friday's megamillions is $900 million with the lump sum option of $513 million. >> the odds of 1 and 302 million. >> the odds of winning the lottery with a ticket is just a little bit better than finding the winning ticket on the ground. >> so you are saying there's a chance. right? >> i guess. >> a chance. >>> gop tax cuts sent the deficit soaring. now th

until a few days ago when the government announced she was found guilt ea of mass tax eivation and ordtaxes and fines totalling 130 million u.s. dollars. this is how murky and n nontransparent the legal system is and that does not bode well for mr. meng. >> thank you for the reporting. >>> a prominent saudi journalist is still missing. he hasn't been seen since entering the soud consulate in istanbul, turkey. turkey says he may still be inside. >>> more than a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck indonesia, the hope of finding survivors in all the rubble is fading fast. they're mostly bringing back bodies at this point. they say more than 1500 have died and that number will likely rise as information from remote areas continues to come in. >>> still ahead the final stages of the brett kavanaugh final process. >> we have come to the conclusion of a confirmation process that has become so dysfunctional, it looks more like a characterter off a gutter level political campaign than a solemn occasion. you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relati

last week, neighbors convinced a judge to grant a temporary restraining ord ining order. they filed a suit against a tour company that has brought bus loads of people to the property. >> the issue is turning our rural, peaceful neighborhood into an active tourism, cannabis tourism destination and commercial grow. >> to have this pop up in the neighborhood is very, very depressing. >> reporter: he says this shows commercial cannabis on the property. a farm spokesman says a tenant has a medicinal permit, and these pictures are a private birthday party. "this is a frivolous lawsuit. we'll certainly not grow cannabis illegally." this afternoon in response to the restraining order, county enforcement officers showed up and found no violations. >> so they came to check out the concerns that we received and didn't find evidence of cannabis cultivation on site. >> reporter: what used to be a black market product now finding its way as a legal one, if the neighbors will have it. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >>> coming up next, the mixing of business and politics. >> a big name san

mcgahn, i think his role in this investigation and the way he refused to carry out the president's ord thought about but his biggest legacy will be judges. he's instrumental in picking the 84 judges the president confirmed with the help of the federalist society that wants to reduce the federal government's power to legislate and regulate. these are almost all in their 40s and 50s. >> all right, next for us here after a debate night, beto o'rourke tries to say how he would solve the border crisis. >>> president trump threatening possible military action over what he calls an onslaught at the u.s./mexico border. this comes at the "washington post" reports september is the highest month on record for border patrol arrestsover family member members. right now beto o'rourke is trailing republican senator ted cruz and with time running out that might explain why he's taking a more aggressive approach against the senator. >> republicans and democrat ace like know that we have to lead on immigration reform and yet ted cruz is the only senator to vote against moving forward with that conversat

president trump nominated judge brett kavanaugh, who was accused by professor christine blasey ord ofexual assault. she was assaulted when they were teenagers. the governor has denied that, testified before the senate and president and has ordered an additional investigation. taking these events into consideration, would you support or not the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court? senator nelson: i will vote no on judge kavanaugh. it was very apparent in the way that he has conducted himself in nterviews. by the way, i asked six times, the white house did not make them available to me -- make him available to me. the testimony of dr. ford was quite compelling. as a matter of fact, it was real. nd she was expressing, for millions of women in this country, the need -- the me too, that sexual assault happened to them. she was doing that in front of 11 republican men that seemed to dismiss it. i am hopeful that the fbi investigation is going to bring circumstances to light, but the judge, in his response, there was just not the temperament that is needed of what you want t

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it came out a day before president trump ord erred new tariffs -- ordered new tariffs on $200 billions to the united states. up next, president trump once again advocating for putting the interest of america. how about that? america first. >> president trump: we will not be held hostage to all dogmas, discredited ideologies and so-called experts who have been proven wrong time and time again. we will not allow our workers to be victimized. our companies to be cheated. and our wealth to be plundered and transferred. we will never surrender america's sovereignty to an unelected, unaccountable, global bureaucracy. >> lou: said for the first time a president of the united states to the assembled global bureaucracy. we'll take that up and much more. congressman mark meadows to join us next. stay with us. we'll be right back. (nicki palmer) being a verizon engineer is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut to the right way. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g network, it'll be because we were the first to install millions of miles of fiber optics. and we'll be the first to

again, those image s were quicky taken down and replaced withnd ords of love and support. and we can tell you right the now, there is a search for a suspect nowunderway, what appears to be a man wit his face coverted, seen spray painti those swastikas on the side of the jewish community center about 4:30 or so saturday morning, very early. and we canell you fairfax county police are right now, with searsearching f suspect and asking anyone with informat tn to bring it their officers. in andale, i'm justin finch, news 4.nt back you. >>> well, today parents are hoping to get more answers about the mold problem at benjamin feloy academy. >>arents were planning a walkout until the school district stepped in to dhl w the problem. we'll show you some photos taken by student inside the schoo you can see the black mold. some parents say it's making their children school. so over weekend, the school district brought in an independent inspection team to take a look at it and assess it. >> in everyoo clas every closet, every heating ventilation system, and all the piping, to see just

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speak ord both of them refer to a ledge that they will consider tax reform. i think that's true for income tax. you can take a multimillion dollar deficit. we are not going to cut anything and not going to increase taxes. the committee is proposing tax increases. there are legislators talking about tax increases. i've heard of both of these refer to as tax reform or some sort of suggestion that we are going to have to change our tax code. >> 30 seconds to respond. into this race to tell people what they wanted to hear, i got in to know. the simple fact of the matter is our future is bleak if we don't tackle the tax issue. the wyoming taxpayer association, which is a business group of leading taxpayers has set our tax structure is not sustainable. conservative to talk about how you're going to pay your bills going forward. >> they've always want to broaden the tax base, is that correct? >> it's a lot of the energy company and utilities. >> 30 seconds to respond. a >> on the only person on this stage who has saved taxpayers money. talking about tax increases. t

he is due back in ord on october 22.el workers continue their strike at marriott owned hotels in the bay area including oakland. 6 am, workers were picketing at the downtown oakland marriott. they are demanding livable wages so they do not have to work several jobs to pay the bills. no san francisco mayor london breed plans to get involved in the strikes at seven hotels. the chronicle reports that the mayor has offered to meet with union leaders this week thousands of marriott workers have been striking across the bay area and in other cities across the country. marriott official statement about the strike reads in part, quote, we are disappointed that unite here the workers union has decided to resort to a strike at this time. during the strike our hotels are open and we stand ready to provide excellent service to our guests. santa clara county will vote on approval to build an lgbtq focus shelter open to the homeless as soon as the city council authorizes it. right now the county is approved funding and selected a city

prior problem is whoever de the decision in saudi arabia to do this didn't worry about donald trump ordrica f the u.s. withdraws its normal role as th enforcerme sort of international decency, then the people liksie prnt putin and those in saudi arabia and north korea are instinctivelya anost unconsciously going to go, well, i can get away with this, until you get action. it's the power of american power and standing that seems to be rye core problem. this happens eime the trump administration alliance themselves with the bad person. thoebad person s something bad. they try not to react because they like the bad person, then public opinion drags them into a grudging, meaningless msknowledgment and that seo be the pattern here. >> woodruff: does the administration have to take the tough li g or can thet away with walking the middle ground here? >> i don'think there is a middle ground. judy, michael hayden, the forme. director undert presidsh and n.s.a. oirector as well under president obama, made, i ht, a penetrating observation. he said, president trump has clos personal relations with

>>rump c say whaver he wants abte, but mocng navemerica in ord to try to g at me? at is nowhat ameca stand for. amy: wwill spe with th bostonlobe's annie linskey, who examined hundreds of documents to determine that "ethnicity was not a factor in elizabeth warren's rise in law." but many native americs are criticizing senator warren's use of a dna test to prove native american lineage. will host a roundble scussionith ojib lawyer ta houska, martrahant, edor of inan count today, angyasi ro, an autr and meer of thblackfeenation and will lot the rerd number of native american women running for office in the midterm elections. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states received a $100 million payment from saudi arabia tuesday, the same day secretary of state mike pompeo met with saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman and his father king salmon in saudi arabia to discuss the disappearance washington post journalist jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in his symbol. while

give apple ord to microsoft credits. we could have done is $120 million in state tax credits for the data center surrounding des moines. all of that investment around des moines. 650 jobs for 120 million in tax credits. we could've used that money to extend high-speed internet. it would been a better investment. governor reynolds: governor reynolds: he is for the tax credits when he is not for the tax credits. ask agp. ask seaboard triumphed. ask if they appreciated the tax credits they were able to receive. i think it was a $2 billion capital investment. that's jobs, that's investment, that's growth to not only local governments to the school districts. it's jobs for iowans and growing our economy. it will continue to make the tax code more competitive. theoing that we can reduce reliance on tax credits are right now it is a tool in the toolbox that keeps us competitive when we compete against other states. it is about growing the economy and bringing jobs to the state of iowa. moderator: you have got 30 seconds for bot

during the campaign trump borrowed from years of gop rhetoric and referred to himself as the law and ordused the phrase "law and order" more often than my cable guid [ laughter ] he insisted that the law should apply equally to everyone, and by everyone he meant immigrant people of color, and hillary clinton. >> what mas us exceptional is that we are a nation of laws and at we are all equal under those laws. hillary's corruption shreds the principle of which our nation was foded. we either have a country or we don't.'r a country of laws. we either have a border or we don't. >> seth: we either have a borde orn't. trump's brain is only capable of lies and super, super obvious truths. [ laughter ] after all, this is the same th brain that jusother day called hurricane florence one of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water. [ laughter and applause ] oh, from the standpoint of water. i'm so glad you clarified. [ light laughter ] trump's like a college freshman nying to write a five-page essay for a class er attended. [ laughter ] etn this essay, i will show that water has a

. >> wcoodruff: mary ord, what about that, the connection between the political environment, the broaderitical environment, which is very divided at this moment, as we approach the midterm elections, and the tepandency on th of some people to be prepared to take extreme action like this? >> well, i would agree with a lot of what jay has said. we've seen this, back in national security, we see thiste in iational terrorism as well. we see an extremist viewpoint and then radicalization toward violence that starts with somebody having certain types of ideologies and, then, as they progress toward extremism, metimes, not always, they will radicalize toward violence. and now weth're seeinat here with some of the extremism in the united states right now, i happen to be doing this interview from charlottesville where, you know, just a little over a year ago we had white supremacists and neo-nazishr marchinggh the streets and engaging in violence. so their activity has been not condemned maybe as forcefully as it should have been by some of our leaders, and i think what we're seeing potentially w

rate is down, some say hisorically down, and we have a stock market that just cseems to keep breaking ordsw long can it? last >> i wish i knew. so you're right. the economy initially after the great recession began growing in the second half of 2009 and atti s struggled but we've made a lot of progress slowly over then years, a i'm very happy to say that we are at 3.9% unemployment. that's the lowest in 20 years. we're growing at about 3%, which is above almost everyone's estimate of the longer-run trend growth, which implies if we do grow at that rate unemployment will go down further. if it does, it will be the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, since 96e late0s. meanwhile, inflation is at our 2% goal. it's a rema srkably positi of economic circumstances. and we're working hard to try to, you know, sustain e expansion and keep employment, ow and keepoyment inflation right on target. >> brangham:. uff: but do you think it can go on indefinitely? >> indefinitely is a long time. i this thre's no reason to think it can't continue for quitsome time, though. eventually erks ternal events ha

--ording to sources the lawmakers were given what was reported to be a u.s.efense department assessment of national security concerns over the deal. that memo was falsified, broadcom says. representatives from the justice department and the sec to christ,. comment.clined to a planned $1 billion investment in version space companies following the disappearance of a saudi journalist. a washington post columnist was left in entering the -- last seen entering the consulate on october 2, triggering an allegation he may have been murdered their. officials say he left unharmed the same day. advanced talks to sell its airport services unit. the canadian asset manager broke the deal. it could fetch more than $3 billion as the chinese conglomerate's biggest -- since selling its stake in april. representatives for agent day declined to comment -- four hna declined to comment. many if china is not plating the you one, that is according to the u.s. currency report -- not manipulating the yuan. the u.s. trade secretary has expressed concern of a competitive devaluation. th

to my knowledge, during his year and a half or so in office, in any way ord up introduced any legislation or anything to really question troops on theour ground around the world. 42 countries, i think, was the recent number. >> two minutes. theo we'll have to start on aumf. it's been used by three different presidents. in congress'ss purview that we should reauthorize that. i did stand up in the appropriations hearing and it was because i stood up that that amendment passed through because i stood up and spoke up for it. so i do believe that we should that, because i still have, just like you do, friends still serving around, that are inring the brunt of the wars the last 17 years, and their families. i do think we should be looking the world, geopolitically, where we should be targeting and what we should doing as a military. it is important that we uamf.orize the i absolutely am leading on that effort. let's talk about saudi. i spent almost four years in and out of yemen, in the middle of to stoprt, to get them hijacking trucks or shooting at us. job.of them just want a i'm not sure you

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