org. the e-mails that came out to versusavanaugh and row wade. that he is the lead story in the new york times today saying much surround one quotation from e-mail that judge kavanaugh wrote as lawyer and george w. bush's white house concerning the landmark decision roe v. wade. all legal colthat scholars refer to row as the courte court level and can overrule the president and three sur ren social security is do so.e court would democrats be a abortion right in 2003s that march statement appeared to contradict from the judge on wednesday when rowe settled as president of the supreme court. mariam.was we'll go to steve, philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: yeah. good morning. this lightly, we are in a constitutional crisis. a crisis of that is above, he thinks he the law. suggestion is is that voters the people of the united states, if they want to be heard, i think, and i would, and like i said, i done say this lightly, carry the flags thede-down because this is only time you

cspan3 and the entire hearing later tonight starting at 8:00 eastern, also available online at cspan3.org. next on cspan3, we will show a rally from earlier today with a group of women supporting the nomination of brett kavanaugh. this took place on capitol hill, not too far from where the hearing was held. >> good morning, everyone, good morning, can you hear me? is this working? it is not going. market? okay. all right. what is going on today? everybody seems a little excited to be here, this is so great. >> [ applause ] >> i am the ceo and president of concerned women for america we are the nation's largest public policy women's organization. and, we are here today in support of brett kavanaugh.>> [ applause ] >> we have 450 adult pastors, we have 42 young women for america college pastors, some of them are here today with us. we have state directors from around the country with us, and we are here today to give conservative women the chance to allow our voices to be heard on this subject. there has been a lot of talk, right? now, you're going to hear from us, so, thank you everyone th

cofounder of 350.org.tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "rise: from one island to another" poetry by kathy jetÑil-kijiner and aka niviana. it is part of a project that our guest bill mckibben was part of. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from san frfrancisco, or california's governor global action summit officially begins today. just days after round signed a new law to shift california to carbon free electricity by 2045. >> bill understating the importance of this measure. sb 100 sending a message to california and to the world that we are going to meet thehe cares agreement and we're going to continue down that path to transition our economy to zero emission, zero carbon omission, and to have the resiliency and sustainability that science tells us we must achieve. california is committed to doing whatever is necessary y to meet the existential threat of climate change. yes, it is an existential threat, no matter what the nation -- nay

well, the court filings show two other such trump org employees involved in paying cohen back for thescribed as executive 1 and 2. nbc's identified 1 as alan weisselberg, who experts say would be key to any future cases. >> the guy in the middle of this is the cfo, alan weisselberg. it's clear weisselberg cooperated in a very narrow way in the cohen plea. now the question here is whether or not he's going to cooperate widespread, because he saw or must have approved pretty much every type of expenditure that went out. >> we've continued to poll on this thread. last night avenatti, who represents daniels, said he has personal knowledge suggesting other payments mean other people broke the law. do you think there are other people affiliated with the trump organization who broke campaign finance law? >> i do. because i'm aware of other payments that occurred in '15 and '16. i'm not at liberty to get into the details. my client was not alone. miss mcdougal is not alone. there are other payments. >> not alone, in fact, accompanied by, avenatti says, three other women who have claimed they

org.ails that came out to versusavanaugh and row wade. that he is the lead story in the new york times today saying much surround one quotation from e-mail that judge kavanaugh wrote as lawyer and george w. bush's white house concerning the landmark decision roe v. wade. all legal colthat scholars refer to row as the courte court level and can overrule the president and three sur ren social security is do so.e court would democrats be a abortion right in 2003s that march statement appeared to contradict from the judge on wednesday when rowe settled as president of the supreme court. mariam.was we'll go to steve, philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: yeah. good morning. this lightly, we are in a constitutional crisis. a crisis of that is above, he thinks he the law. suggestion is is that voters the people of the united states, if they want to be heard, i think, and i would, and like i said, i done say this lightly, carry the flags thede-down because this is only time you should d

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han's again org mohsen had been under fire for weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the eastern german city of chemists they case divided chancellor angela merkel's coalition government or today in a crisis meeting the fate of must and was decided the credibility of the government it may have taken a hit as well we begin tonight with this report. the decisive meeting at the chancellery was held in the late afternoon for days people could only speculate whether the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency would stay or go the coalition party leaders reached agreement within two hours musson will leave his post but he'll actually be promoted to state secretary of the interior ministry for now the coalition has been spared the s.p.d. which had given an ultimatum supported the solution from us and. the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency came under heavy criticism for a public statement following right wing riots in the eastern city of cam nets. mohsen asserted that the video being circulated did not necessarily show mobs huntin

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you know that change org i think is going to begin with many ways of abuse process and the evidence is what it was before and i never felt better about it in terms of process it takes a few more days it takes a bit but you've got to look at the problem and are you the investigation will happen well i would hope and i would hope so. if you are seriously trying to speed this up. for. doing the investigation is a risk. so we see there one of those strongest supporters and strongest opponents the views from both sides of the aisle there but ultimately what this comes down to is how likely are we to get an investigation by the f.b.i. of this incident what happens next. this is really uncharted territory for the senate this is something that at least in my memory has never happened before a delay of this sort the senate very well could simply push forward with a vote that is completely within their purview and in fact we know that they are teeing up to make the vote happen at some point in the very near future there's going to be a vote tomorrow on the procedural aspects of the next full sen

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parents inrince orge's county can use an app for the arrival andf departu school busses. the school system is encouraging parents townload it. through this app, they will be school find where t bus is, if it's on time or if the child missed the bus. ls can ao enable them to track one or more bus and they're arrival times at school. this is brilliant. great idea. >> i would love to have it. >>> a battle over a bible study is splitting a community in northern virginia. cording to "the freelance-star" in frederi fredericksburg," they may evict kenneth hauge if he runs bible study. a nonprofession group that protepr sotects religious freedom defending the poastor. >>> months after sarahrs san was asked to leave an accident, the restaurant is stilleeling consequences, positive and negative. the restaurant is getting calls about it. and the tourism board is using emergency funds to boost its online marketing campaign to try to create more positive coverage. >>> a man is in jail after breach at tcurity white house. the secret service says the man jumped over a bike aackund 8:00

let's hope people understand the org chart and understand at the top of the org chart is president donald trump and he makes these decisions. he is right to make the decision, lou, because we have to know what information was withheld from the fisa court. we will find out a lot of stuff they were supposed to be told. they never got told. laws were probably broken. >> lou: yeah. i think we can all safely say based on what we already know before looking at the declassified material that there is a level of desperate, toxic political corruption at the leadership level of the f.b.i. and the department of justice and the intelligence community under president obama. and now, it's just a question of producing the evidence, which the president, thank god, started the process. congressman, great to have you with us as always. appreciate it. >> good to see you, lou. thank you. >> lou: thank you. congressman matt gaetz. up next, the loony left choosing to convict brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. we don't know exactly what the charge is and we don't think the democrats have a good idea of what

they were processed but not arrested orge it was disaa pointing the union has chosen to mischaracterize the commitment to baylor. >>> a bay area resident was killed in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. >> reporter: as a teenager in the '90s, he refused to work for the taliban. in 2004, he began working for the u.n. in afghanistan and he was relatively safe on the ground. but when forces pulled out in 2014, his life was on the line once again. a reporter in afghanistan showed this video of a helicopter crash saturday. mohammed was on board and killed when it caught fire after taking off from a military base. >> i don't know -- i didn't know what to think or where to go. >> reporter: this man was friend with him for decades and they were neighbors. and then he moved to e escape the taliban. in a five-page letter, he wrote the court had a death penalty for him and he had to hide his family. he moved back to afghanistan in 2017 to be with his wife and four children who were in danger. >> it was a suicide mission for him. >> i told him he shouldn't go back because i knew that he was just re

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rain dps impacting montgomery county, the district, prince orge's,arlington, fairfax, all rainy thisorning. you can see here on our visibility no super t ck fog but just like yesterday morning with the clouds and the rain lower vibility. future weather carries the rain chance out of here by noontime leaving us mostly cloudy for the st of the day but at 5:00 you could see the model hinting there could be a few peaks of sun later in the day. mmperatures mid to upper 60s fort of the area now. as a result a much warmer day. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. downtown and points south of the ty today will be up near 79 degrees. 85 tomrowith some late day storms that could be on the strong 'lde. keep you posted on that. more cool showers on thursday but i remain optimistic that we get all of this mess out of here for the weekend. >> i like that. camp springs outer loop before joint base andrews. new traffic patterns at thehe center of road is blocked here this morning. all of the green showing you where we haven falling at the area this morning. southbound bw parkway whilehae debris the

you know org is owner of no no no no no you're wrong look even if we don't actually. i'm very sad that sweden is not swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regularly nice my own country if you like crying cloyd in the nation. we don't talk. to that all swedes say oh we love immigration we love all you are. so they get really you know they're not. what i say that's what they get. while we continue to walk with the camera more and more people come up to us most of them to argue. to complain to the nice. so easy even immigrants think that we are a meek country that we don't have good laws tells us he's been an asylum seeker in sweden for almost fifteen years with no more work permit and no id so how do you get your money when you get. migration. but. who pays that money. you know who pays migration swedish taxpayers you know how much money how much we work i know how much taxes we pay i don't understand how this can go along for fifteen years as a nation we did swedish migration agency and immigration minister and ministry of justice and social democrat

org. because he's in germany to learn german words because. why not learn with him d w z learning course because feet. above. the book. the book. hello and welcome to pop export to the german music show i'm liz show and as you see we've had a bit of a make over here and i hope you like kids as much as we do now before we get into it i was really struck by a piece of news this week on august twenty ninth michael jackson would have turned to sixty he was and then mazing musician and the man in the mirror will always be one of my favorite songs and as a tribute to the king of pop we whipped up with the school marching video check it out. michael jackson's live in fast forward a little look a little scary you asked me before his death in two thousand and nine he underwent countless plastic surgeries he even had chin and she can plans time for some german music now and coming up on today's show. the guns album from rap as much here via and past the. stars he is in berlin backstage. and the tech numbered song with d.j. dummied. nineteen eighty two w

all the signs are you know how big is your problem your org is oh no no no no no let me room with you because we do expect actually to use you know i'm very sad that sweden is not a swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regulate my eyes my only if you like cloyd so as you can see not an easy tongue for sweden and as many people told me in the country it's not easy to make a right choice because i really like too much of everything and not clear who can actually fix all this my colleague colin brown also spoke to kent from the sweden democrats party give us his thoughts on the election result. group more then we did so in. success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in a swedish parliament and what about those perceptions that your party is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping you with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours where we can say what we do know is my point of view it's not responsib

> the protest was just one of hundreds around the world today organized by new york based group 350.org. >>> south carolina is under a state of emergency tonight ahead of tropical storm florence. the governor issued the order today as a warning for all residents to be ready to agencie resources. florence is expected to become this to be a full state vent and not just a coastal county event. so i think that needs to be a part of the planning process. it could very easily be a full state vent. >> right now, storm florence is in the central atlantic barreling west. it is forecast to hit the southeast coast by late next week. >>> a 51-year-old man is recovering after falling into a water fountain and nearly drowning. authorities say he was intoxicated at the time. it happened last night at the marketplace shopping center, which is in san ro money, bystanders discovered the man in the fountain. they called 911. dispatcher helped one caller worm cpr until witnesses arrived. he may have hit his head, he was taken to hospital. he se listed in critical but stable condition. >>> a fire rips throu

all the science or interacting with all your org or not is over no no no no let me wrong for me to believe you sure don't expect me to actually do. i'm very sad that sweden is not a swedish country any more it makes me want to cry i don't regularly nies my own country if you like trying cloyd in the ocean. we don't become so used to that all swedes say oh we love immigration we love all of you are easy to come here so they. it really you know they're not used to us we say what i said that's what i think of what is while we continue to walk with the camera more and more people come up to us most of them to argue. to complain it is nice but it is so easy even immigrants think that we are a meek country that if we don't have good laws adam tells us he's been an asylum seeker in sweden for almost fifteen years with no liar and no id so how do you get your money where you get. migration. but. who pays that money. you know who pays migration swedish taxpayers you know how much money how much we were and how much taxes we pay i don't understand how this can go on for fifteen years as an issue we

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