patty: right. in a moment, i guess we can get to what we do in living with this heritage and legacy. i know there is a 20th century session. i do want to say this. the refrain i used to hear quite projecten we did a asking what every westerner should know about the west, every western community we would go to would begin with a non-indian person saying we must always remember the people who were here first. the graduate student doing this with me would wait to see if some action would come out of that. no. we statement would always be must remember the people who were here before us. period, moving on to other topics. there are so many things we might do. we can support indian tribal colleges. a project i'm pleased to be part of now is with rocky mount national park in which the park people will be forthright in saying they do a terrible job telling visitors about the prior presence of indian people whose forceful removal was required to make that in between national park and are still present and

patti? >> yeah. well, i think this, i do agree with judge kavanaugh that this has been a circus without an independent body look into all of these accusations, politics takes over. it has to. so you have republicans versus democrats fighting it out on national television for all to see. i personally think that today's hearing however was a real teaching moment and i tweeted out today that i wish every high school in america had dumped the curriculum for the day and made this mandatory viewing for all of our high school boys and girls in this country. because it is about yes, it is about the me too movement, it is about our civic discourse. it is about the way we treat each other. and it is about these young people who are growing up in a different world than 27 years ago with anita hill. and the choices that they have to make every day when they get in a car, they go to a party. and i just, it has been a circus but also a teaching moment for all of us. >> your final word. go ahead. >> it is certainly

. >> reporter: the fortneys believe giella was grooming the girls. 13-year-old patty was molested as her little sisters looked on. >> he was constantly hugging me in front of them, kissing me in front of them, trying to put his tongue in your mouth. he needed to know my cup size. i would continually remind myself, he's my priest. he's the mediator between god and man. this is okay. >> i mean even at our kitchen table, things happened in front of my parents' face that they couldn't see. >> reporter: father giella retired in 1989, but the family still saw him. >> my niece actually found a box that had some pornography in it and nude photos of carolyn. >> reporter: their parents, ed and patty fortney, immediately reported the photos to the harrisburg diocese in 1992. another sister called child services, who then contacted the police. father giella was arrested and charged with child pornography and sexual assault. he died awaiting trial. ed, you weren't there today was talking with your daughters, hearing some of these details for the first time. what was that like as a father in. >> i

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culhane is following this one from washington why don't you explain to us first of all patty what the charges actually mean and what they relate. well what they relate to is the work that he was doing for about a decade in the jury including up to the time that he was with the trunk campaign the work he was doing to prop up the pro russian and ukrainian government had some money and lied about taxes lied in his taxes didn't file sorts of forms but this i cannot overstate this this is huge this is the fifth person in the trump orbit who has pled guilty to a felony in exchange for cooperating with the special counsel but this is the biggest one yet paul man a fourth said he would never play he was going to happen but now he has and in court he said to the judge that he understands that this means he has to cooperate fully wholly totally with the special counsel's office there are some reports that he agreed to testify about everyone except the president that's not how this works so he is already cooperating with robert mueller this let's keep in mind who was he was the campaign chairman

. >> patty-patty is huge. >> reporter: meetpatty, the lead of "insatiable," a teen that is overseen and overlooked because of her body. that's until her jaw was wired afteratn ck, leaving her suddenly slim and vengeful. >> where is patt >>patty's hot. >> i pictured myself watching it when i was in high school, when i was struggling with my issues at the time. and i imagine i would have seen that andould have wanted to be like the main character. >> jennifer is a therapy specializing in eating does orders. a few of her clients find " "insatiable triggering." >> i began my eating disordero ge approval by others and for a guy. to see something to be validated as okay, i scary. >> reporter: she worries that young people watching "insatiable" may see thinness glamorized and heavy as shamed. what she calls unhealthy messages. an online growing petition is asking netflix to cancel theri . the goal for "ineatiable" was r to hurt anyone, but instead, high liglghighlight ths that those with body image have every day. >>> sick at school. dozens of students in the hospital after an outdoor practice

jason, you do it first and then patti, i want you to wrap it up. do we think there's going to be a difference in terms of turnout this time around? we hear the messaging from both sides. we hear there is fire in bellies. yet we have a whole lot of history that tells us it may not turn out that way, jason. >> well, we won't know until the first week in november. but what i can tell you in chatting with republican pollsters and folks on my side of the aisle is right now democrats are at maximum fired-up capacity. they're ready to go. they're going to be turning their people out. right now republicans are not matching that with the same intensity. the reason why is because republican voters feel like they're winning. they see what's happening with wage growth. see what's happening with tax cuts, they see what's happening with the economy. they feel like we're winning on the world stage. a lot of republican voters, to be blunt with you, are feeling actually lazy. that's why i'm glad to see former president obama on the campaign trail. i hope he's out e

there she is patty bring us up to speed this is quite a significant development right. well we think so so let's just take a step back and remind everyone who paul manner for it is he was donald trump's campaign chairman for a very critical about six months just under six months during the conventions the republican convention so he was running the campaign but after he left the campaign when it came out that he had some business ties to the program government in ukraine well that is the subject of robert mueller the special counsel's investigation into him that he was facing two trials the one that's already done was in virginia he was said and convicted of eight of eighteen charges there that had to do with tax and bank fraud he was supposed to start coming up in the next couple of days in other trial in washington d.c. federal court where he was facing even more allegations and things like as you mentioned conspiring against the united states witness tampering lying to investigators a whole host of charges so what's happening now well he was supposed to have a pretri

. >> fatty-patty is huge. >> reporter: meet patty, the lead of "insatiable," a teen that is overseen and overlooked because of her body. that's until her jaw was wired after an attack, leaving her suddenly slim and vengeful. >> where is patty? >> patty's hot. >> i pictured myself watching it when i was in high school, when i was struggling with my issues at the time. and i imagine i would have seen that and would have wanted to be like the main character. >> jennifer is a therapist specializing in eating does orders. a few of her clients find "insatiable triggering." >> i began my eating disorder to get approval by others and for a guy. to see something to be validated as okay, is scary. >> reporter: she worries that young people watching "insatiable" may see thinness a glamorizednd heavy as shamed. >> the second episode is titled "skinnis magic. " >> reporter: what she calls unhealthy messages.ow an online g petition is asking netflix to cancel the series. the show's creator is responding. the goal for "insatiable" was never to hurt anyone, but instead, highlight the struggles that

, anything we wanted. >> reporter: the fortneys believe giella was grooming the girls. 13-year-old patty was molested as her little sisters looked on. >> he was constantly hugging me in front of them, kissing me in tont of them, trying to put his tongue in your mouth. he needed to know my cup size. i would continually remind myself, "he's my priest. he's the mediator between god and man. this is okay." >> i mean, even at our kitchen table things happened, in front of my parents' face that they couldn't see. >> reporter: father giella retired in 1989, but the family still saw him. >> my niece actually found a box that had some pornography in it and nude photos of carolyn. >> reporter: their parents, ed and patty fortney, immediately reported the photos to the harrisburg dioceses in 1992. another sister called child services, who then contacted the tlice. father giello was arrested and charged with child pornography and sexual assault. he died awaiting trial. yo, you were there today when i was talking with your daughters hearing some of these details for the first time. what was that like

i want to bring in now patty davis. she has written an op-ed for the washington post titled, i was sexually assault the. here's why i won't remember many of the details. patty is the author and daughter of ronald reagan, president ronald reagan, and she joins me now. thank you so much for joining me this evening. >> thank you. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good, thank you. thank you for having me. >> so, in your piece, you talk about horrible assault that happened to you about 40 years ago, but you don't remember many details. what do you remember? >> i remember every detail of the actual assault. i couldn't tell you what month it was. i couldn't tell you if when i got to the man's office, if his assistant was still there. it was, as i said in the piece, it was sort of after work hours appointment, which in retrospect, it should have made me suspicious, but didn't at the time. so there were a lot of things i don't remember. but i remember in detail when he crossed the room and when he was on top of me. i remember how his

keeping an eye on it what more do you know patty. well i can tell you what we're hearing is that subpoenas have been sent to the eight diocese in new york state and basically what is a peanut is it's a legally binding document it's telling the churches that they have to hand over all of the documentation they have alleged child sex abuse so these subpoenas have gone out this is all part of a broader probe new york has launched and they say they do this they're doing this because of what happened in pennsylvania there the attorney general launched a huge investigation and he recently reported that over the last seventy years as many as one thousand children were abused by as many as three hundred priests again that's over the last seventy years so now in new york following suit new york not alone this will be the fifth state to launch a statewide investigation. general from new york harbor underwood released this statement quote victims of new york deserve to be heard as well and we are going to do everything in our power to bring the

bad seed patty mccormick also stars in the remake.nly 12 years old when she earn add a nomination. >> i told her, she he mind me of myself. the fact that i could play a psychiatrist is a kick. i like the way rhoda behaved. >> it was amazing. so exciting because miss patty is inside right now, and i got to do a scene with her. and i'm like -- >> she's better than me, because i do not like scary movie but i'm tuned into this because i love mckenna grace. >>> when wekron-4 news at next on next on kron-4 news at eight: a raging wildfire near the california- oregon border... explodes in size, and is showing no signs of slowing down. the latest on the containment effort , and if the weather will give firefighters some help.back here in the bay area....two elderly people, attacked in their own home in the middle of the night.the suspect...is still on the loosedetails next in a live report.and the entertaiment world loses an icon.a look back at the life of burt reynolds i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel cons

patty thank you well patty was mentioning that the headlines in the u.s. have been dominated by the confirmation of brett kavanaugh and in a way it's been a bumpy start for that senate confirmation hearing. and for trump's controversial pick for the supreme court around two thousand protesters were actually dragged out and democratic party senators tried to have the whole thing adjourned claiming that the republicans are blocking access to documents stemming from his previous work in the white house under george w. bush. i welcome everyone to this confirmation hearing on the nomination of mr brett kavanaugh mr chairman you're a very warm welcome not the god given have. to have a meeting his wife. and me there's two daughters mr chairman or i had what he would and i call a manager harris mr chairman of the revenue has already large files and documents that we have and everyone else joining on you last night and we believe this hearing she knows no need for you or your out of order i'll proceed so a lot of tension inside the hearing and protests outside from

patty tell us more. i don't think i can overstate just what a critical development this paul man afford is the fifth trump associate to plead guilty to crimes and agree to cooperate with special counsel robert muller's office but this is paul man afore he was actually campaign chairman for the trunk campaign at a critical time now the president likes to dismiss his role in the campaign but he was there he was in that meeting between the president's son and son in law and a lawyer close to the kremlin where we are if they admit that they were offered dirt on hillary clinton then they said they didn't get any dirt well if that is that true paul metaphor would know if that is true and he's telling the special prosecutor what he knows in court they said he's already been telling us information that will likely continue for weeks if not months this is a huge development and of course we heard from the white house they said he had nothing to do with the twenty this is nothing to do with president trump and his

ignore the allegations and risk a backlash or call for new hearings potentially risking their nominee patty culhane al-jazeera washington mall from our white house correspondent kimberly halkett now kimberly realistically is there any chance this confirmation could be delayed or is that just the what the democrats want. no it definitely could be delayed and that is what is developing at this hour right now we have a vigorous defending of the nomination by the white house we are told that brett kavanaugh has been here on the white house grounds at some point spotted by a number of reporters i cannot confirm that independently but that is being widely reported it's not clear if he's left but certainly he has issued a statement through the white house saying that this is completely false in terms of the allegations the white house for its part is standing behind the nomination of brett kavanaugh as the republican chair of the senate judiciary committee where this nomination needs to be voted on before it can go to the full senate for a vote he is also saying that he is hoping to get to the bot

bad seed patty mccormick also stars in the remake. years old when she earn add a nomination. >> i told her, she he mind me o psychiatrist is a kick. i like the way rhoda behaved. >> it was amazing. so exciting because miss patty is inside right now, and i got to do a scene with her. and i'm like -- >> she's better than me, because i do not like scary movie but i'm tuned into this because i love mckenna grace. >>> when we travel consideration provided by -- reynolds once to he's only actually proud of two of his movies, deliverance and starting over, which is surprising because he has so many. >> his body of work speaks for itself. before burt passed on a bunch of roles -- playing the lead in pretty woman, one flew over the cuck cuckoo's nest, brook anderson asked him about it. >> what do you regret turning down the most? >> i wished that i -- again, you can't keep thinking about that. you got to go on. >> i will say this -- i went to see gator as a little boy, walk in the as a boy, walked out a man. >> bye, everybody. >> take care. na

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ok patty get back to us as soon as you know something or we might see it on twitter at patty callahan as well and you can get in touch with us as well some of you already are asking about what the jail time might be look at as we wait and find out and we have a newsgroup to get in touch with us at twitter at a.j. english where using that handle you can reply to the thread there with the hash tag osama's looking for your responses at facebook dot com slash on to zero of the live stream up and running plenty of you and watching the and commenting already and that number plus uncivil for one triple one for nine that'll cover you on whatsapp and telegram to subscribe to our telegram channel we're sending out all sorts of content there all the time. for now though syria people out on the streets in anti-government protests actually walking through the rubble of all the destroyed buildings there have been two main demonstrations one in italy province that is the last remaining rebel held stronghold in the country of course protesters are angry at the government's plan to launch a massive mi

for patty it started when he was 13. continued until she was 15.old and it went on until she was 14. theressa was just 8 and went through this for 4 long years. marissa was 7 and it stopped when she turned 10. caroline was a toddler. 2 years old. he did not stop until she was 12. only then because that's when his story blew up in his face. we don't the full extent what have they suffered, a grand jury said he admitted to fondling the girls, investigators found he had collected samples of their urine and pubic hair and blood. they discovered the church new about gus. in 1987 a local teacher got a complaint that he was doing wrong things with children. asking to follow them into the bathroom. the teacher reported it to the principal who reported it to the disis where it went nowhere. a report to the bishop mentioned concerns about him. neither did anything. although he retired in 1988, he was still an active predator. in 1992 some of the fortney family were at the beach house when a young niece found a box of photos in the house. inside were pictures

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it is coming in just a matter of days and much of what you see now could simply be gone in its wake pattycalling al jazeera.

i think that would be wrong. >> patty, do you think the scope of this investigation makes sense?ut this in the most simplistic terms, the goal of the white house, the goal of don mcgahn, the goal of the republicans on the senate judiciary committee committee is to confirm brett kavanaugh as a supreme court justice.fact that these are the people who are sort of dictating the scope and witness list is really a joke. let's remember, they were all fighting an independent fbi investigation tooth and nail. and it wasn't until they realize that had they didn't have the votes to confirm judge kavanaugh that they finally succumbed last week when jeff flake made that very sort of dramatic announcement. but the reality is i really don't believe that if senator flake, senator collins, senator murkowski, those votes that they need that they don't currently have right now, if they think this is a checking of the box or if this investigation is not, you know, above board and legitimate, then they won't have those votes. so i think that it would behoove them -- i'm not in the business of giving

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we'll hear from patty mary, blumenthal and cornyn. this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> mr. presidents, like millions of people across the country, i watch the hearing with a mix of so many strong emotions. first, i watch doctor forward with tears in my eyes. she is so brave, compelling and so real. the memories she re- counted and will never forget were heartbreaking, the living room, the stairs, the bedroom. the music turned up loud, the bed. brett kavanaugh drunken on top of her. the feeling she had when he covered her mouth to stop from screaming. the laughter between brett kavanaugh and mark judge. the way she did then and the way she did now, two boys laughing and having a good time while a scared 15-year-old girl late pin down on a bed worried she may die. the bathroom and listening for them to leave hearing them bounce off walls as they went down the stairs. leaving the house in the sense of relief that she escaped and something anyone who has been a 15-year-old girl can understand, not wanting to tell her. she'd been at a house with no adults, older boys and beer. d

security council this week that china was interfering because of his tough stance on trade patty culhane a poll and we found that giant it was a new and surprising allegation from the u.s. president it didn't go over well in beijing would usually if you don't we advise the united states to stop this and ceasing criticism and slander of china to stop these wrong words and deeds that damage by the way it will relations and the interests of both countries peoples he is responding to a moment from the u.n. security council they were supposed to be talking about nonproliferation when president donald trump took the occasion to attack china accusing them of trying to interfere in the upcoming congressional elections they do not want me or us to win because i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade and we are winning on trade we are winning at every level we don't want them to meddle or interfere in our upcoming election he didn't give any examples and his aides couldn't give any real evidence talking to reporters afterwards many in the u.s. brushed off the new unfounded allegat

it is coming in just a matter of days and much of what you see now could simply be gone in its wake patty klein al-jazeera. so for more on this story we can cross live to j. gray and carolina beach north carolina what are conditions like over there. marion right now the conditions are fine i mean we've seen some building clouds i don't think that has anything to do with the pending storm the surf is up and the rip tide is out that does have something to do with this system behind me you can see the arena here most of the boats are gone at this point the few that are left or locked down there's a mandatory evacuation in effect here right now they're trying to clear out this island obviously before florence moves in and most people taking those orders very seriously topping off their cars with fuel getting cans to collect more fuel in case they need it and moving out getting to higher ground they'll have to move quite a ways because this storm expected to linger for a while and really dumped incredible amounts of rain catastrophic amounts of rain in areas not only here along the coast but i

what more details if you go patty. over here in the new developments we knew that they were going to close down the office but according to a producer who reached out to the ambassador to washington one of his aides they are confirming that ambassador who saw his wife and two children have had their visas revoked their bank accounts frozen and told to get out of the united states now we've reached out to the u.s. state department to see if we can confirm it from this and it's unlikely that we'll hear back from them given this is a sunday in the government isn't open but this would be just another escalation in the trunk campaigns effort to try and find something that will actually be a pressure point enough to get the palestinians to sit down and negotiate let's not forget the palestinians said they were going to talk to the trump administration after that controversial move to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem since then every friday it seems we're seeing the u.s. come out with these paper statements and notifying co

now outside a rather curious location a woman patty what do you take us through why you're there and what are the remains . but i can tell you that we're here because wal-mart has voiced concerns along with a lot of other retailers telling president trump not to do this a ten percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of goods and that's just the beginning if there aren't any sort of negotiations in january that goes up to twenty five percent wanted to get the administration's perspective on this so chris garcia he is joining us now he is the former former deputy director of the commerce department now you the president has said tariffs are not going to really hurt consumers but i mean half of the products coming out of china are going to see an increase yes so what we're going to see is retailers are going to respond in a couple of ways the first way is that they're going to try to do as much as they can to absorb the cost of goods increase before passing it on to consumers that's going to happen mostly with short term uncertainty but if they see long term uncertainty and t

for us thanks patty and the background on why the u.s. and china are really got into all of this is that al jazeera dot com i quite often use this on the news grid you can export from china us face to face explains all about the two countries how important they are to the global economy but also how their competition is creating all these big headaches that's the big one the difference between imports and exports which donald trump dislikes so much he said for china u.s. face to face click on the info graphic filter you will find that one. and just a couple of quick messages joseph actually like this is said i'm not buying anything new until the tariff was over i bought my last few shirts from the second hand shop this is showing you what people are actually doing carla says maybe i'm in low economic classes by almost everything in retail stores which sell from china like a wal-mart where patty was so they will now become unaffordable for us thank you for your comments hash tag a.j. news good now they are on strike and running out of mone

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the president saying that this is fake news bob woodward say that he stands by his reporting well as patty mentioned that trumps been tweeting in his response he quoted a statement from secretary of defense james mattis that said the contemptuous words about the president attributed to me in woodward's book were never by me or in my presence what i generally enjoy reading fiction this is a uniquely washington brand of literature and his anonymous sources do not lend credibility and another from chief of staff john kelly saying the idea of a cold a president and idiot is not true as i stated back in may and still firmly stand behind i spend more time with the president than anyone else and we have an incredibly candid and strong relationship. or the market value of online retailer amazon has passed the trillion dollars it is the second us company to reach that figure out after tech giant apple last month this comes twenty four hours after founder jeff bezos borrowed money twenty four years after jefferies has borrowed money to sell books on the internet argentina's currency is getting worse

. >> patty is tom's wife. been together since high school, knows him better than anyone. she was used to his perfectionism. >> it's comforting to me. >> his nothing out of place sense of order. >> he's a stubborn man. for him to take a case he's going to do it and solve it. >> so detective dove decided to start over. take a different approach this time. he immersed himself in sandra's old phone bills seized years before. >> i went through every phone call looking for somebody related to this case. there had to be some communication. >> get anywhere? >> yeah. >> what he found was a cluster of calls not long before the murder, all short, within minutes of each other. one call was to a target store, one to a pager and one to a boardinghouse. he called the last number, asked if anyone there knew a guy named schreiber and the landlady said, nope. but there was once a tenant named schrauben. could he be the man the detective was looking for? >> not schreiber. >> doug tracked him to a distant suburb in the mojave desert. right there parked in the driveway was a 1999 pickup truck

well as you heard from patty trump has been tweeting his response he quoted a statement from the secretary of defense james mattis said the contemptuous words about the president attributed to me in woodward's book were never uttered by me all in my presence while i generally enjoy reading fiction this is a uniquely washington brand of literature and his anonymous sources do not lend credibility and another from the chief of staff john kelly the idea i ever called the president an idiot is not true as i stated back in may and i still firmly stand behind i spend more time the president than anyone else and we have an incredibly candid and strong relationship. nuns in the east indian city of kolkata marking the twenty first anniversary of the death of mother teresa at the time of her death at the age of eighty seven she was one of the most influential women in the history of the catholic church she founded the missionaries of charity a global order of nuns dedicated to caring for orphans refugees and the terminally ill mentally ill she was canonized by the church in twenty six t.v. work with

they ought to bring in lisa fairstein, ronald reagan's daughter, patty, john dickerson's wife anne who had this happen and didn't tell anybody about it and lay out the case themselves. and make it so the people who vote for brett kavanaugh including those like jeff flake and lisa murkowski where said we shouldn't do this until we hear from her, the idea that because she didn't want to do it on monday or wednesday and wanted to wait until thursday is going to been a excuse. i think you've got to put these cards on the table and force this so that mcconnell maybe won't quite prevail. >> and wendy sherman, the only clear ask that is left on dr. ford's side is literally thursday instead of wednesday. and these republicans who left the supreme court seat open for more than a year are going to try to make the case that, no, america cannot proceed without having this hearing on wednesday. it can't possibly wait 24 hours. >> look, lawrence, they not only waited a year to fill this seat, they didn't allow merit garland to sit at all, to even have a hearing. so delay -- republicans saying there

so you talk about patty davis, alyssa milano, who is an actress -- talked about that. i do think there's something to be said about the fact that media outlets depending on their individual bias for lack of a better term tend to try to latch upon certain aspects about either kavanaugh or ford to be able to advance their own sort of agenda. howard: sara, when the new york times reported there had been death threats against christine ford, her e-mail was hacked, she moved her family out of their house, essentially she's in hiding. by the way there's been threats against kavanaugh's wife too. there's people on-line who said so what, she's a liar, she deserves it an indication not just of partisanship but ugliness. >> attend of the day -- at the end of the day, anybody who feels like they are in hiding for coming forward about sexual harassment shouldn't be harassed for trying to defend themselves. anyone who is trying to latch on to the narrative, she's going too far, why is she in hiding, she made it up anyway, they are going to lose out. we are in the me too era. you ca

when patty davis wrote her op-ed today she waited 40 years to have the justice to tell her story. what matters here is what my colleagues have said on tv tonight. this is someone we are putting on the supreme court for a lifetime appointment. dr. ford has already had to live with this assault for her lifetime. the least we can do is really truly hear her. >> i think we all remember that march of women, members of the house of representatives who marched over to the united states senate to demand that anita hill be heard by the judiciary committee. that's because there weren't enough women in the united states senate at the time -- >> two. only two. >> -- to create that image. that's right. and lisa graves, every single united states senator has a right to be present in in a judiciary hearing room at any time. and if chuck grassley tries to move towards a vote on monday, i would expect every senator to be physically present in that room raising their voices to stop that. >> i think there will be a lot of voices raised on monday if this goes forward with a vote. i think you have sen

a little -- peppermint patty. >> peppermint patty. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> yeah.veryone's always think -- yeah. >> i've concluded to always think in the head. >> jimmy: dude, everyone's -- >> go eagle. >> jimmy: --- talking about "peppermint." this weekend -- i'm ready for this. this is -- >> oh, i'm so excited. >> jimmy: i want to get into it, cause i think it's time for a revenge movie. i want it. i feel like it. and -- >> it's, like, a crazy mom-revenge movie. >> jimmy: yeah, it really is. i want to get into that. but first -- >> okay, right. >> jimmy: i wanna talk about -- a couple lighter things. >> okay. >> jimmy: this is a big deal. you got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i did. can you believe it? >> jimmy: hey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ come on, pal. >> i know. >> jimmy: isn't that awesome? >> i know. who would have thunk it? >> jimmy: no -- >> look, they spelled my name right. [ laughter ] it's, like, the craziest thing. i can't get over it. >> jimmy: where actually is it? >> it's still there. it is still actually there in front of the hooters.

. ♪ you you you >> reporter: patti labelle performing "you are my friend." hollywood glamor met old-school gospel. ♪ ♪ i will keep you in perfect peace ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a star-studded crowd in their sunday best. a tapestry of faces that rocked industries and changed politics. whoopi goldberg. tyler perry. jennifer lewis. among the famous faces who came to pay their respects. >> she took the gifts god gave her, and she kept getting a little bigger every day. >> reporter: former president bill clinton front and center reminding the audience to think about franklin's enormous influence. ♪ you better think think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ ♪ think that you're going to let yourself be free ♪ >> it's the key to freedom. god bless you, aretha, we love you. >> she represented the best in our community, and she fought for our community until the end. >> reporter: and today her community showed up to celebrate the daughter of a baptist preacher whose soaring career never lost sight of its gospel roots. ♪ >> reporter: the music worthy of the occasion with gl

to be a storm that's going to be a very large one for a large of the we've seen in perhaps decades patty culhane has more. it is huge and it is powerful this is hurricane florence as seen from space now tracking toward a direct hit on the coast of the carolinas prompting all kinds of warnings she's a strong girl and is coming to see us and i don't care what you do you better get ready because she's coming to see us officials are more specific telling one point five million people along the atlantic coast to get out to evacuate to higher ground florence is intensifying steadily this storm is strong and it's getting stronger it is expected to come ashore as a category four hurricane with winds up to two hundred twenty five kilometers per hour scary statistic but likely not enough to make many leave their homes there are always those who vowed to stay behind and try to make it a festive occasion just couldn't gas and supply. generator going and everything else and just hunker down and wait it out but with this storm there's more to worry about than winds it's the rain that could cause the m

uests this morning, repuican senator david purdue of georgia and democratic senator patty murray of washingtonte. plus how serious

. >> pattie maes: so we think that the devices of tomorrow have an opportunity to do so much more, andter in our lives. >> pelley: professor pattie maes ran the graduate program's student admissions for more than a decade. >> maes: we really select for people who have a passion. we don't have to tell them to work hard. we have to tell them to work less hard and to get sleep, occasionally. >> pelley: how often does a student come to you with an idea and you think, "we're not going to do that?" >> maes: actually, for us, the crazier the better. >> pelley: adam haar-horowitz's idea was so nutty, he was one of 50 new students admitted last year out of 1,300 applications. >> adam haar-horowitz: i was really interested in a state of sleep where you start to dream before you're fully unconscious. where you keep coming up with ideas right as you're about to go to sleep. >> time to go to sleep. >> pelley: haar-horowitz's system plants ideas for dreams... >> remember to think of a mountain. >> pelley: ...then records conversations with the dreamer during that semi-conscious moment before you fal

patty. the national democratic party makes a big gains in a general election dominated by concerns over immigration. a second wave of. germany time over twenty two year old man in the. end of the week british authorities. pace while moscow points to inconsistency in the u.k. version of.

background checks and woman who accuses him of assault says she's now willing to testify as well wolf and patty calhoun. if brett kavanaugh is confirmed he will change the highest court for a generation he will cement it as solidly conservative it's a high stakes nomination that has been controversial from the beginning with republicans refusing to hand over hundreds of thousands of documents from his long legal career this nomination is going to be tainted it will be stain. by a badly broken process that has shattered the norms despite that in just days it was expected he would get past the first vote and be on his way to final confirmation until this the washington post has a story about what one woman alleges kavanah did to her in high school christine bleakley ford going public the post writes well his friend watched she said cavanagh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes grinding his body against hers and clumsily attempting to pull off her one piece bathing suit and the clothing she were over it when she tried to scream she said he put his hand over her mouth i t

at moscone including big names such as al gore, former secretary of state john kerry, former rocker patti smith. live in san francisco, amy ho y hollyfie hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> sonoma county's revamped emergency alert system faces another alert this morning. alerts will be september to cell phone between 10 and noon to five targeted communities. monday they sent calls to 300,000 cell and county phones county wide. many say they weren't warned about october's north bay fires. the aim is to find any gaps in the system >> and we are learning new details of the forced evacuation of two assisted living centers in santa rosa last year. they have 125emade steps to rem the licenses of both of those centers from oakmont center living. villa capri did not do a sweep to find anyone unaccounted for during a head count. also a staff member said the facility never kaubgted a disaster drill evacuation in the two years he was there. oakmont has 15 days to request a hearing on the license revocation >>> people living in san jose's parkview boulevard are on alert after someone shot a family cat with a