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sexual harassment in the workplace too i went on a bad days oi’ workplace too i went on a bad days orit on a bad days or i had workplace too i went on a bad days othada workplace too i went on a bad days or i had a trauma 20 years ago. so it has been dilute it? either die looted all opened is widely as possible. —— diluted. she has had enough and is ready to move on. and are there any other opinions, what do we think about that?” are there any other opinions, what do we think about that? i thought the american political scientist, for the armour —— france's fukiyama who spoke about an interesting trend we are seeing, identity politics and how your identity as a woman, as a man, asa how your identity as a woman, as a man, as a republican, a democrat, which side of brexit you were on... why do people cling to these identities so much instead of being merely french, british or american, something else? he had a more nuanced take. there is much discussion about me to and what it has all has not achieved what it may achieve in years to come. it is definitely worth looking into and thatis de

and a warm i ory welcome for britain's prince harry and his wife meggan in new zealand the royal couple were greeted with a traditional dance after touching down in wellington on the final leg of their pacific tour of their schedule includes visiting a hatchery for a new zealand's national bird the kiwi and taking part in a traditional rubber boot throwing competition now and summit on finding a way to end the seven year civil war in syria has called for a constitutional reform and fresh elections meeting in istanbul the leaders of turkey russia germany and france also said that a truce around the rebel held province of live should be extended but that truce has repeatedly been violated and it's still a long way before peace takes hold on the ground in syria. first you see them then you hear them. syrian government rocket fire rains down on the tyrant of kufa hama this is supposed to be a first zone. on the ground white helmets wage war against the rubble and their search for life. and the end they can only pray as the five year old girl from what was once her. just the latest victim in

zero from hurricane michael, the unimaginable destruction, buildings destroyed, homes simply swept ory not far from panama city. as we fly over, homes sitting in streets, hotels and buildings destroyed. wings strong enough to flip a straight train right over. and 24 hours after ginger zee witnessed a storm surge, lifting a home off the foundation, floating past her. what she witnessed today. >>> also tonight, the scare inside the hospital. the hurricane blew up to the doors to the e.r. tonight, the upper floor still with water in thehe

zero from hurricane michael, the unimaginable destruction, buildings destroyed, homes simply swept ory wiping mucf t mexico beach, not far from panama city. as we fly over, homes sitting in streets, hotels and buildings destroyed. wings strong enough to flip a straight train right over. and 24 hours after ginger zee witnessed a storm surge, lifting a home off the foundation, floating past her. what she witnessed today. >>> also tonight, the scare inside the hospital. the hurricane blew up to the doors to the e.r. tonight, the upper floor still with water in the the hall ways. the parents awaiting heart surgery. a pregnant woman in premature labor with twins and doctors working furiously to get the patients to safety. >>> in other news, as it plays out. the scene at the white house. the photo op at the white house with kanye west and what he said that drew a reaction from the the president. >>> the space launch emergency. an american astronaut and russian cosmonauf forced to abort mission. >>> and melania trump, saying she is the most bullied person in the world and adding she cannot tr

that's clearly one of the cooler spots. 60 in san leandro and ori tna. here's the way the commute looks from south beach across the western span of the bay bridge. it is dry right now. spotty showers are possible. caution at times y. nksunefter.trant, you're not from thetyucrares phaoeufpld all day. the north bay, you can see when the dryer air comes in. look at the cloudiness. 8:00, 10:00, noon. they start to break up at 2:00. mid-60s to upper 60s. in san francisco, it will take until 6:00 for try air to roll in. low to mid-60s today. south bay, you're going to be the last to see the sunshine. partly sunny conditions just about all the way through sunset. start off at 63, jump to 72 at 2:00. then back down to 63 at 8:00. so pretty quiet out there. i noticed my car had a lot of drops on it. my streets were wet. so there were showers overnight. hopefully people are being careful there. what are you seeing? >> we had the slick roadway warning -- that's kind the tongue. highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains. chp issued that earlier this morning. othe

reporter: the response -- >> the procedures we follow in oris country are amongst the strictest in theporter: the foreign secretary, not absolutely ruling out the halt of weapons sales, is pointing away from it. britain has a lot to lose in money and jobs. the u.k. is the second largest supplier and way ahead of any othecountry. to what extent is the saudi crownab prince ? many governments suspect him him a just asr they blame him e conduct of saudi arabia's military campaign in yemen. james robbins, bbc news. laura: i spoke with robert kagan, a senior fellow at the brookings instituofon, and also he new book, theckungle grows the president says he isn't s'sfied with saudi arabia' explanation of the death of jamal khashoggi, but he also sayse doesn't want to lo investment from the kingdom. is that line going to be able to hold? guest: i think the administration is sort of going through a bit of a charade here, where the appropriate indignation is expressed, but great care is taken to make sure the relationship doesn't collapse. i think many members of congress think this is an importan

and the era is a biography of the city at 7:00 in the evening, the real-life ories of new yorkers toldn song. >> ♪ broken heart >> ♪ i used to nick: the opera deals with controversial urban issues such as the gentrification of this old meatpacking district in new york and a surge in newon construc >> ♪ the smell of wet cement nick: it has drawn together singers from the city's five boroughs who have been rehearsing in separant venues for . new york city is a place full of operatic personalities, and what is great about the mile-long opera is it gives so many of them a stage. it is a setting not just with a view, but a lot of nearby noise. but that is the aim this open-air operatic odyssey, to complement the sounds of this vast and vibrant city.ck ryant, bbc news, on the high line. jane: you know, i really like to sing along with myn'pera, but i 't know where to start with that. but it looks absolutely amazing. i look forwa to seeing it. you can find more on all the day's news on our website. to see what we are working on at anytime, do check us out on twitter. i am jane o'brien. thanks

was responding to turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, who today contradicted saudi arabia's g oryt khashoggi was killed in a fight, calling it instead a "savage murder," and demanding the 18 suspects arrested by saudi arabia be brought to turkey and put on trial. idapplause ) what president erdogan did not mention today is the widely geported audio recording that ogrkish officials allegedly possess of jamal khashoggi being tortured and killed inside the saudi arabian consulate. we still do not know if that recording actually exists. saudi arabia is scrambling to carry out damage control. today, in the saudi capital, riyadh, the king and crown prince, mohammed bin salman, delivered their personal grng b. but many suspect the crown prince was more involved in khashoggi's killing than saudi arabia will admit. te was applauded today at an international investment conference in a glitzy saudi hotel. at least two dozen business and nelitical leaders have pulled out in disgust over khashoggi's slaying. but many other companies have sent representatives. even as saudi arabia is condemned

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ori thinkoe manchin, that was a good vote for west virginia. s> why?use ts -- trump is super popular there. he's running right now. this is ver close to t election. i think he was in pretty good shapees hy, but i look at this, if you gain the south politically, it wasrt move. he's a former governor too. he's one of those people whon believes the executives' right to make a point. >> let's go back to something ashley talked about, which is esident trump at the rallies. last week, president trump said dr. ford's testimony was compelling. but a few days later, he made the decision to mock her during aally in mississippi. let's take a listen. >> i thought her testimony was very compelling but certainly she was a very credible witness s very good in many respects. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't rember. but i had one beer. that's the only thing i remember. and a man's life is in tters, a man's life is shattered. >> the white house claimed t esident wasn't mocking ford, just setting the record straight. a stunning tu

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times in legitimate national surveys -- most americans have no clue what privacy policy means. , true ory to people false, when a website has a privacy policy, it means the website will not share your information with other sites without your permission, most americans think that is true. when i tell people in universities, they laugh. the fact is that most people have a life and do not know much about this stuff. most americans know they are being tracked but do not know what data mining is or what analytics really are. consequence, they think the phrase privacy policy is legitimate, that it means a company will protect your privacy. >> is there a creep factor here? >> people use the word creepy. i have heard senators use the word creepy. to me, creepy means i do not like it but i am not sure i understand it. i have come to believe that is what it means. we have to get beyond creepy and see it as crappy. get angry about it. hard because companies make it so easy to like this stuff. i cannot do without google. i have an amazon i go because i want to learn how it works but it is nice to wa

. >>> my conversation with the longest running cast member ever on "snl" on his record run and t ories behind his classic characters. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. everyone from capitol hill we're following a dramatic day on the floor of the u.s. senate. brett kavanaugh tonight appears to be 24 hours from being he confirmed to.s. supreme court. it began with a gut check moment at the senate voted 51-49 to madvance the confon to a final vote tomorrow afternoon. and then late today, two previously undecided senators came off the fence virtually assuring kavanaugh's confirmation and perhaps forever leaving those lingering allegations of sexual misconduct against him unreconciled. our team fanned out from capitol hill to the white house and we start th peter alexander with us here now. >> good evening. there were loud cheers inside the white house when susan collins made it all but official that brett be kavanaugh woulme the next supreme court justice. a historic political win for president trump after a bittfi t that has divided americans. tonight brett kavana

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at these levels, with the 10 320 plus ory at minus, it is hard to sustain if fed funds are going to be at 3%. vonnie: we just had john saying it that we are close to the longest expansion in history. 4.08%. forecast is that is this economy running hot? bill: it is. statisticwkward because of people that may want to work but are not listed. it is hard to know whether that 3.7 is indicative of wage inflation. we saw the numbers at 2.6%. that is controlled. because of theot deficit and corporate tax cuts, etc. terms of gdp may be reflected in terms of the heat of equity prices and potential asset bubbles because of the trillion dollars being thrown into the economy suddenly. vonnie: can i ask you for your outlook on where the yields are headed here in the u.s. and in germany? year,the u.s. treasury 10 i do see much damage potential there, perhaps 330 or 340. there is probably a little room to go but not a lot. in terms of germany, with the 10 year, the same with quality. the spread iss, 270 basis points. ultimately, that is the problem. should close somewhat over the year because who woul

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. >>> we're back with a closer look at e top ory, the shooting at the pittsburgh synagogue. they are preparing1 for funerals. the victims ranged in age from 54 to 97. >> a tribute to those killed stars of david for each victim. >> and vampb the white house expressed the president and first lady willravel to pennsylvania tomorrow to offer r su >> the spuktd gunman in this attack made his first appearance in court today. >> we're getting a closer look at the investigation and some of the potential evidence fence them. >> reporter: the shooting inspect was driven to court. t was charged as man who attacked jewish worshippers during services. hely spoke bri answering yes, sir when asked if he understood the charges agast him. >> he used his three handgun that's he posted on social media and an ar-15 like this while screaming he wted to kill jews. police say if police did not shoot him, the death count would have been higher. he said i just want to kill jews. the fbi calling it a hate crime. they are continuing on pour over his home and social media. bowers posted a hate-filled r

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. >> here's a look at our other top ories. prosecutors will release the evidence from the d.c. mansion murders trial. it comes hours after daron wint was found guilty. jurors deliberated for two days. wint wil r spend thet of his life in prison. >> a reward is being offered in the killing o a young social worker. he was hit by a stray bulle his way home on 17th street in northeast on wednesday night. he had just graduated from college six months ag >> aection of president trump's border wall is now complete and thell visit it today. news of this partially completed wall comes as president trump is expected to order hundreds of active duty troops to the border. we'll have a live report in about 15 minutes. >> how this ended up rolling down a busy road. >> plus new details in the sex assault investigation inside assault investigation inside northern virginia schools. we have some fantastic schools slipped. and we have a lot ofischools that are in cr our current governor has withheld money that coatd've been spent on edn. maryland needs a governor whose top priority is public scho

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just yesterday, nancy pelosi said it would be "immoral" to build a wall that would stop ory poor peoplem putting into this country. watch. >> we have to do something other than building a wall. which you categorize very well. immoral, expensive, ineffective, and it is not something that people do between countries. >> tucker: did you catch that? securing the border is just "not something people do." not something decent people do, anyway.so bigots do it, so do moral reprobates and anyone who derives pleasure from cruelty. as msnbc explains just today, borders are a lot like slavery and the trail of tears. watch. >> this is a moral outrage, the worst excesses in the history of the country, the separation of families at the slave auction blocks to the separation off native american families. it is a moral outrage. >> i love you, i really do. i would like to move -- >> tucker: they are morally outraged. well, they are always morally outrage. m the point of their moral outrage is very clear, america has no right to decide who lives within its borders. americans lack the moral standing to ma

christinethat o ory ford was confused lying unless you presume that she is guilty of lying or not knowinghat she's talking about. and the whole sham of the investigation and the course of this confirmation, i think, a tests to the real fear with #metoo, which is not as the president said that women will lie and destroyed the lives of men, but that women are telling the truth. if women are telling the truth, then it is not just an indictment of a few bad apples, but an indictment of the entire system and the treatment of survivors and the women by men with power, particularly on the right. and so this idea that people are lying, which is absurd on the face of it because no one has anything to gain ultimately by coming forward with the stores -- i mean, look at the outcome of this. dr. ford is hiding because of violent threats and brett kavanaugh is about to become a supreme court justice. amy: he has. >> never again should anyone fear that this is running a man's life, that boys are in danger -- in this case, young because that is really the only way you can interpret what the president ha

system oris a perfect not a perfect system, does not mean it is not good. we need to take that as a foundation. we need to increase access to preventative care to prevent long-term bills. when you to make sure there is coverage for those with existing conditions. there are two separate occasions, first at 20 thin -- 2013 when he voted for house thatution 45 and 596, whatever peel the affordable care act in its entirety. make sure we have coverage for those of pre-existing conditions, but that we go further and try to cover these escalating costs, so all americans will be able to benefit and not be worried about whether or not they can provide for their's -- for themselves or their loved ones. mike: do you want to respond? mr. perry: absolutely, we ran on many of us to repeal obama care. even democrats are running away from it. costs are spiraling. most counties across the country only have two insurers under the exchanges. deductibles have quadrupled. you think when the deductible goes higher your premium goes lower, but not with the aca, not with obamacare

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. >> if you look at the stickers, you see his political orie orientati orientation.are also learning more about who exactly will be handling this high profile, sensitive case. we are learning more about that this part of the story. tell us what you can. >> we are learning according to sources who spoke to me and shimon that the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york in manhattan where a lot of these were sent will be leading the prosecution in this case. the terrorism unit has been, wooingwo i working alongside the attorney appointed by president trump. we are expecting to be at the press conference in under an hour at the announcement of the charges. we are expected to learn what they are charging the suspect with and additional details should be in that complain. >> we will watch it and of course have live coverage of that news conference coming up. thank you very much. i . >>> i want to bring in the commissioner, thanks for joining us. this looks to be a rather quick arrest in this case. what do you suspect could have led authorities so quick

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meanwhile, the chinese dismissed e ory as well. >> ( translated ): reading this news report makes me feel that some people in the united states rereallyparing no efforts to contend for the oscars for best screenplay. the "new yk times" should understand that this kind of report provides new evidence s that iking fake news. >> woodruff: the times report said white house officials have repeatedly asked mr. trump not to use his personal phones. still to come on the newshour: eawhat the bomb scares r about our deep political divisions. how saudi arabia bought influence in the u.s. e secretary of health an human services about a push to decrease drug prices, and much more. >> woodruff: the interception of several pipe bombs targeting crprominent deic leaders has again raised questions about the nsuences of vitriolic rhetoric in politics, just as they did when a gunman took aim at republican congressmen playing baseball in washington president trump denounced this week's attacksnd what he termed the "language of moral condemnation," but others asked whether mr. trump's own language has sto

it is both ory is expansionist desires and his russian rhetoric will increase. i think we're playing into his hands completely. do that -- with you guys? >> i guess the good news is you don't have to be so worried about the russian economy tanking. if you look at consensus estimates of the bank, russia's economy is set to stagnate more or less. experienced a 1% to 2% g.d.p. growth rates for the foreseeable future but that is not collapse. however, the political dynamics of course, you're exactly right. sanctions were a political gift in a lot of ways in that they allowed for pointing to an external reason for an economic downturn that was caused by internal problems as it was by sanctions, particularly the sort of secular slowdown of the russian economy, structural reforms, dependence on hydrocarbon exports and so on. that said, going forward, what is interesting is this might be a blip, but there was some suggestion over the summer that the degree of anti-western sentiment among the russian population is sort of waning and putin's popularity has also taken a bi

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the ntsb is there on the scene working closely with state police orying to figure exactly how this all happened. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo says kim jong-un is ready to allow international inspectors into the north's nuclear missile testing sites. it was one of the main staik sticking points, pompeo revealed it to a short trip on sunday. the secretary of state said both sides were close to an agreement on the details of the second summit. >>> what a day ithe world of sports. a lot of dramatic last-minute finishes on theootball field and exciting baseball as well. let's start with the nfl. right here on nbc, and in-state rivalry all wrapped up between the cowboys and tens. here it is, making the 36-yard field goal to win it for houston. rlier in the day the browns d ravens also went into overtime, cleveland's greg joseph lifted a -yard field goal. it's the first time cleveland has bonn on a sunday since december of 2015. >> wow! >> that was 37 games ago. . >> but who's counting? >> to the diamond, atlanta pulling off a win against the dodgers, the as come through in a huge way,