regina, thank you so much indeed. regina borromeo joining us here in london. up on what you need to know. here is courtney donahue. according to the head of the senate judiciary committee, there is nothing in the fbi report on supreme court that kavanaugh -- supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that they did not know. found no hint of disk on and said it is time for the vote. democrats say the fbi may have been constrained by the white house. dutch and british officials say they stopped russian officials attack herea cyber to included anti-sports doping groups, soccer's international governing bodies. they were trying to interrupt efforts to investigate russia. demand for workers in the u.s. is still strong. filings for unemployment benefits fell last week. jobless claims were down. the september jobs report comes out tomorrow. we will have full coverage. u.s. consumer sentiment has reached a 17 year high. there was record confidence among republicans and improvement across economic financials and purchasing moves. democratic and independence were substantial

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that is a regina george reference. >> a congratulations to cbs this morning.nced their new co-host. >> congratulations. >>> coming up >> travel consideration provided by -- >> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> what? is this guy a club promoter? >> we're throwing back with bradley cooper. before there was a star is born, there was that suit and that hair. tomorrow on "e.t.." >>> most of this team has been together for over a decade. we stand beside each other through good, through bad because we're family. >> the celebration is real on criminal minds tonight on cbs. this is their 300th episodes. >> that's a big milestone. lord knows why they're dressed like this. >> this was matthew's idea. he said there were very few things you do once in your life, go to prom, fall in love and 300 episodes of a hit television show. >> on to 400. >> joe you're dressed for this. >> i'm dressed because it's 23rd wedding anniversary. >> cheers everybody. >> cheers. >> congratulation. >> congrats. >> many more. >> bye everybody. - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control

so i wondered if the valves which ina and ram were comma known as mama regina is the women's affairs representative for the diocese. where she has spent decades campaigning for the bodily integrity of girls in the region. here the cutting has gone into you know wife. is the town. of the village which is near the town as more than your. five from the town things getting tough it's tough although we have succeeded here but it's to me perhaps seven to five prescient. yes to doing it. mama regina is suspicious everyone here knows that cutting girls is forbidden in tanzania that may be why the cutter says she has stopped doing it how many girls has she cut she says she doesn't know any more very many. that we use at lowry because the clipper was a slippery she says so flower helped. you hold the clippers with one hand and cut it with the other. and what does she cut it with a razor blade she replies when. someone diocese has set up shelters in schools and cloisters where girls under threat can take refuge when the elders announce the coming season. and. that's why we have trained. in prim

mama regina is suspicious everyone here knows that cutting girls is forbidden in tanzania that may be why the cutter says she has stopped doing it how many girls has she cut she says she doesn't know any more very many. that we used at lowry because the cleverest the slippery she says so flower helped you hold the clippers with one hand and cut it with the other. and what does she cut it with a razor blade she replies when. someone diocese has set up shelters in schools and cloisters where girls under threat can take refuge when the elders announce the coming season. and that's why we have trained also be used. in primary schools we have started the clubs to do clubs so that is the kind inform was. thirteen year old when a frieda is one of the threatened girls this is the second time she has run away from home she is hiding out in the one school because her family wants to have her cut. that barely food for the first edition of this in money. and she then. went to bits they did to. the circumcision of boys and girls is celebrated in a big festival joined by the entire village often it

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natalie portman is being honored and regina king and tiffany haddish at variety's women of los angelesening this friday and george clooney will be a presenter. >> let's get back to power women. "this is us" has plenty of them including mandy moore. we're learning more about her character's love life before jack. >> rebecca, i've never seen anyone like you and i never will again. >> you need a new line. >> rebecca's mystery make-out man is played by hunter parish. you may remember him from "weeds" or "quantico." jack may look worried, but milo is so totally not. >> we all know the end result. we all know that jack and rebecca have a beautiful family. >> hunter's a lovely gentleman. clearly this is somebody who's either currently in rebecca's life or somebody from the not too distant past. >> also tonight, be prepared for what producers call mandy and milo's patrick swayze and demi moore's "ghost" moment. but there's other fireworks, when kate and randall throw down. >> you're telling me you would rather pay tens of thousands of dollars for a dangerous invasive surgery than adopt one of

historical events its splendid rooms testify to that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the regina who lived in the council in the thirteenth century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among many singers took place. in eight hundred seventeen about five hundred students met here to demand the unification of the then fragmented german nation. and. below the lies the town of eisenach. the lutheran house where the protestant reformer lived as a schoolboy. martin luther preached in st george's church. and in one thousand nine hundred eighty five in this house the composer johann sebastian bach another very lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now i'm using it. you can round off your tour of iceland off with typical three g. and potato dumplings and a bottle of liquor wine of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the headstock rich trail like to the top of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts fifty eight meters to the ground and . b

let's get to regina miller accuweather meteorologist with the latest. >> well, we do, we have all ofhat, with this system. we've got the winds we've got the storm surge, we've got the heavy rainfall, as well, and hurricane michael just diminished in intensity to a category 3 but you could see as it went across the western panhandle of florida you could see the eye very clearly for quite some time still kind of seeing a little hint of that, and now it's maximum sustained winds at 125 miles per hour. expected to diminish to a tropical storm as we go into the wee hours of thursday morning as it moves across central parts of georgia, and then on into the carolinas before working its way off the coastline, some of the top wind gusts that we've had reported so far, these are just some of them, around air force base 129-mile per hour winds reported there, and in panama city, florida 116-mile per hour winds, and in milltown, florida 113 miles per hour, and as you mentioned, the flooding, a major problem. in in fact catastrophic flooding for around apalachicola bay talking 10-food foot storm

regina hall says for many the film reflects reality. >> we've been telling y'all, yo, we're getting shothrowing up the bat signal for the cool man. >> yeah, please. >> and hugh jackman recreates an infamous political scandal in his new film "the front runner." >> my name's gary hart and i'm running for president. >> hugh plays the real life former senator. in 1988 his presidential campaign was torpedoed by this photo with model donna rice, who was not his wife. >> the intrusion that you see in this story which is the beginning of that is probably ten times now. >> earlier this year the aussie star and his wife debra climbed the iconic sidney harbor bridge. some 440 feet over the water. that's something i plan to do when i'm covering harry and meghan at australia's upcoming invictus games. >> it's fun. yeah, just do it. but don't do it like we used to do when we were young which was illegally going up. >> listen, it's a long way up and a long way down. hugh's new movie "the front runner" opens november 6th. >> the best selling r&b group of all time boyz ii men burst on to the scene in 199

other honorees included regina king, natalie portman and tiffany haddish who was a tough act for georgellow. >> i'm 57 years old and i know better than following tiffany haddish. >> he said that? i like that. i like that a lot. >> y'all remember to be your best self always. >> was that the moment your career changed? when you were able to be you? >> no. the moment my career changed is when someone gave me a better job. >> i just can't get enough of tiffany haddish. >> she is so fun. >>> speaking of powerful ladies, olivia munn and chrissy metz were also honored over the weekend. >> we were exclusively with them both starting with olivia munn who's opening up about her own girl hero, her mama to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> one piece of advice you would give to your younger self? >> my mom used to say when i was growing up, she's be like you're so stubborn. why do you always talk back and the other day she said i just have to say i'm very happy i never told you to shut up. don't shut up. don't shut up. >> olivia's taken a stand against sexual harassment in hollywood and while that led

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during his years serving is regina's chief executioner gerry wood here in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death may stick it out and he was innocent to the last syringe go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. give me something to think about as execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was tried to tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one nine hundred eighty three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. a question by different. and we'll use it at our data. and they know i want to quote. call kept. the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from earl for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconclusive evi

but what was clear, speaking to neighbours like regina, was that magdiel sanchez, as well is being deafulties. i knew it was him because i know his build, and i have seen the back of him. i knew it was him. and i was like, what could he have done? what kind of person was he? he was a special needs child and he was deaf, and he was real timid, and he was an older boy, but he was like a child. the question many had was, why was he holding a piece of pipe? we met the neighbour who encouraged him to carry it. he would see me going up and down the street with a stick, and one day, one morning, he came by the house and he held his stick up and he smiled, he goes, you know, and gave me the thumbs up. you inspired him to carry the stick? idid. why was he carrying the stick? the dogs scared him. under the circumstances at that moment, what they had to work with, it was the best possible outcome. police said the officer killed him in self defence. he knew they were police officers. even if this person could have heard, ithink he was in a position... he may have known they were police officers, bu

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner gerry wood here in the swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to be sticking out and he was innocent to the last syringe to go into his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. give me something that thank about the execution and it place some doubt there there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was trying to tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really paid no attention. in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in cope upper virginia.

old atmosphere of the mile house, but researched and wrote a book about it, along with co-author reginabuyuan, and so restored the history and the rundown building of 7 mile house. robert: what's the sense of history you get from this building? vanessa: well, i think that with anyone, once they walk into the doors, they are going to feel the history immediately.rea, you see the bar, you know, it's original. robert: it feels like the old west sometimes. vanessa: it does, it does, and people always talk about how they feel, like this bar is just a paf and it does feel like it's from the 1800s. robert: yeah, so how do you balance keeping that historic feel while you keep up with modern-day maintenance? vanessa: well, obviously you have to always make sure everything is clean, but the important part of this building is, you know the scrapes and scratches? they're actually really important to me. yeah, like the bar, i mean, i can have that varnished, but i don't want to touch it, you know, because it's part of what this place is, it's old. robert: what's the coolest part about 7 mile house i

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yes he looked best he used to make the fans of the three regina we had in the past express who made statements on t.v. and stuff but the corporatists. three two who. is a columnist for the he's always said that he would support democracy this is for speech as elected press it was a change the constitution and defending our democracy and same thing it's fine for brazil that we see the let's talk about democracy is he used our system to use brazil to finest into supports all the military in all the route to regimes america. all about granted this on friday a group of us democratic senators sent a letter to. ask him to condemn both scenario the lawmakers insisted a victory for the far right candidate would democracy and human rights in brazil again till the seas not surprised by the reaction. some democrats. they were expecting secretary i think. to write a statement about the us election election was a lot while ship closer to. the democratic party was always a bit too many shows there was. actually receive a political process used impeachment so is that true that they are trying the game left t

the arab world and not just in the arab world but around the world where more and more targeting regina's are using physical intimidation psychological intimidation and legal intimidation to silence journalists and you mentioned western governments there ravi it's the credibility of u.s. democracy at stake here as well given the way that they have responded to this the u.s. democracy is a very vibrant if you see on the one hand we have the president on his coming. it supporting the saudi arabian government but on the other hand this. free media we have the washington post we have the new york times and of the los angeles times and many others in the united states which do not fear the government in spite of attacks on them personally action journalist by the president himself they are going along they are taking up the cause and without them this issue would not have reached the stage so in the western media in the western world media still enjoys a lot of freedom which i fear may go down if people like mr trump continue to attack journalists continue to call any criticism fake news david

pose a threat to democracy in brazil yes he looked as he used to make the frames of the lead three regina we're having the best expressed here made statements on t.v. at all and still to be corporate least if we took those now exciting news for the office he has always said that he would support democracy this is for speech as elected president was to change the constitution in defending our democracy and at the same time it's folly for brazil that we see the live to talk about democracy seize the used always he said the use brazil two final straw interests of course the role of media to reach all the rich regimes but also america. we bring you breaking news from germany america has confirmed the sheath that bring down as party leader of the christian democratic union after almost two decades in the job it follows another disappointing election performance this time in. state of health say whether c.d.u. suffered a slump in the share of the voters they may have now throws open the race for who will succeed her c.d.u. leader she intends to stay on as chairman chancellor and have full term

regina: de carÓtida tarea de vigilar, a mister, y aplica las respectivas leyes que deben seguir las compaÑÍasel acceso a un cuidado mÉdico es de suma importancia para nuestra comunidad. igual hemos logrado asegurarnos de que todos los niÑos indocumentados tengan acceso a un seguro mÉdico. >> ha presentado su candidatura enfatizando su papel como un defensor de california. >> se participan en el proceso democrÁtico. temos que seguir parte de este gobierno. ya que es algo tan extra comunidad seguimos adelante luchando contra este gobierno federal. y poniendo a california como lÍder a nivel mundial. proteger a nuestros estudiantes. >> meta que superarÍa esta lucha contra el fraude, mejora las pÓlizas de seguro, y reforzar la cobertura contra los desastres naturales que constantemente amenazan a california. el comisionado aplica la ley de seguros, regula, investiga fraudes. recuerde que este 6 de noviembre usted podrÁ elegir al prÓximo comisionado de seguros para california. recuerde que su voto es su voz. ramÓn: y los ataques racistas a una madre hispana la agredieron verbalmente mientras se dir

absolutely regina hassels conversation won't be the only one the president will be listening to when those officials converge on the white house campus we believe this afternoon although we should note it's not of the official schedule there were also officials maybe not as high as the cia director but certainly high level officials and investigators just passion not just to turkey but also to saudi arabia we know they are in the process of coming back or of already just returned will be briefing the president then on next steps and well we have seen the president and his administration coming out with some punitive measures including the revoking of visas for twenty one officials the president has with his tough language at the same time still defended the relationship for the broader relationship that has been in place decades between the united states and saudi arabia saying that there are these shared strategic interests and i can tell you that new poll numbers show that that is not consistent with american public opinion in fact well the president is scoring a little bit higher

this is what's described as a regina six the size customs and border protection officers deployed in the riot gear at the us mexico border a short distance away hundreds of people lined up to wait for a chance to request asylum in the united states. but with thousands more migrants on their way the trumpet ministration has decided to deploy soldiers in support five thousand two hundred the initial number in the fourth are. we are preparing. because the french support for you already. right now if you think they are right now. you look at how we organize for this bill before the rico for you around the protect. the border we are formed and an insistence from the theater commander that the operation is constitutional and not in breach of course a comma taught us the civil war era law that prohibits the offensive deployment of troops on u.s. soil with respect to plus a common tatas everything that we're doing is in line with an adherence to posse comitatus the want to exception that allows troops to be deployed offensively is an invasion a specter invoked by president trump in a threate

in the arab world and not just in that rubble but around the world where more and more targeting regina's are using physical into. mitigation psychological intimidation and legal intimidation to silence journalists and you mentioned western governments there ravi is is the credibility of of us democracy at stake here as well given the way that they have responded to this the us democracy is a very vibrant if you see on the one hand we have the president on his coming.

the public visit to get i think you have to do away with stereotypes there is the stereotype of a regina of a political constitution but of course a society is also made up of people and societies are usually much more colorful nation and it is a shock and it is a shift isn't it if you. engage in a discourse that does not make the world less secure or more warlike but actually makes it more peaceful him eventually leads to more understanding only happens through the understanding of people and societies in different countries. things went wrong in the lab. and an amazing new material was the result. of magic cotton. this invented wax absorbs boil and chemicals but not water. it's a super weapon that could be used to clean up the scene after an oil spill. is a go at africa thirty minutes on. up and fighting for the face taking seriously in the world of work here's what's come out women strong dug. for heroes. smart dogs smart station and legends are increasingly dangerous times are four hundred dollars for moms climate change. waste. pollution c. isn't it time for good news eco africa peo

regina, my sister. [laughter] this is not a plant.laughter] >> is it president -- that stood up and said he would not relinquish japanese? >> no. that was his successor. president -- sorry. anyway, his successor did something very interesting. he would not send the -- oh, help me. huh? avila camacho. thank you. she's always doing stuff like that! [laughter] avila camacho met with roosevelt at the time when the japanese were being taken to the concentration camps in the united states. they would allow u.s. bases in mexico. you have to remember that united states took giant chunks of mexican territory. there was no way they were going to allow mexican, bases in mexico that belong to the united states. and he refused to have his citizens and legal residents, who were of japanese ethnicity, be taken to the united states. and some of the older people there remember him very very well. remember him as -- i am not saying they were not concentrated, many families had to move from the coast. but you know, one of the most famous japanese, mr. m

i don't know if it's working with regina and our office to talk about the policy change we need to have, and do a deeper do i have, especially if it's a free structure -- fee structure. it sounds like it goes beyond the scope of this particular effort. but thank you fort feedback and we have to do further exploring with what is in the purview of this particular effort. but if there are other efforts, we're happy to take a look at them, too and put them to the appropriate venues. >> we have to be creative. we can't just be focused on this one effort because it's part of context. >> i work for a lot of small businesses and i think i've been exposed to the hardships and i completely understand the difficulty in working with the city bureaucracies. i think there is a lot there that we can take a look at. i think with your feedback this is a good start for this particular effort and helps the other efforts that the city can take on. >> president adams: director. >> thank you, through the president. to provide context, taking a look at the timeline, staying with the effective date of january.

, that it is so dynamic, and one of the benefits that we've seen from this administration, and as regina said, continuing on the work of the previous administration is a recognition that there needs to be coordination of strategy, data, coordination of a variety of means of communication. because ultimately, while federal policy makers are setting agendas, and federal policy makers are making recommendations, this is a local level issue. this is not just an issue that individuals in counties and municipalities are facing on the front lines, but they're facing it in different ways. what is creating problems, what is motivating opiod use disorders or overdose deaths in one state? may be very different than the underlying forces that are causing it in another state. or in another area of another state? and so one of the -- i would say biggest challenges, is there idea that there can be one size fits all strategies, that you can design something at the federal level that will help ohio, and will help alaska and arizona. the reality is, that the key to success, the pathway to success here, li

branding review committee, regina, mark, rick, thank you for all your hard work and commitment over the last ten months. >> commissioner dooley. >> and commissioner dooley, i'm sorry. >> so today, we're going to present the process. robert's going to go over the process we went through over ten months. okay it's condensed because you guys don't want to go over our work, but it's a very good overview how we engaged the community, how we engaged the businesses, and ultimately how we came up with the logo that's going to represent all the great businesses here in san francisco, so i'm going to pass this onto robert riley to do the process and i'll unveil the logo. >> thank you for having us. as going over the background today it's just a little bit of the process that we go through with our general logo development. this was done with the committee, and we go through a six-day process on our brand development. one of the things that we always start with whenever we're developing a brand is research. those cover our first two phases. we researched about the city of san francisco's culture a

moments captured the aftermath of the incident to weeks ago when flames began to consume henry and regina ivory's home. the front door wouldn't open, leaving them trapped. a police officer carlos martinez saw the smoke and with the help of a maintenance worker the two men ran inside and got the couple out safely. >> i just said god, help us get out of here, jesus, jesus, jesus, that's all i know. and he did. he had angels in place. >> breaking the windows. >> smoke rushed out and i'll be honest, we couldn't see anything inside. i'm just glad they're okay. >> yesterday, the couple had an emotional reunion with the men at their home which appears okay on the outside but it is destroyed inside. the sacramento police department is helping the family rebuild. he deserves a big hug. >> they serving do. first responders doing everything they can and we can't thank them enough. >> mm-hm. >>> time now 5:56. the a's facing off with the yankees with the season on the line today. and the team president really wants to make sure you watch tonight. >> reporter: and the san jose unified school district

next week, we have new shows with john goodman, jennifer garner, jamie lee curtis, dakota johnson, reginamalco. and on top of all that, we have music from carrie underwood, rod stewart, nct-127 and tom morello with portugal the man. so please joip join us for all of that stuff. you know our first guest tonight. she is the and creator of "girls." she is now out of new york and into the woods. her new show, starring jennifer garner, is called "camping." >> i'm harry. i'm the proprietor. i run the place. >> i'm kate catherine. four night at the groupon rate. >> well, we're all ready for you. i got your tent set up. the bathroom is clearly located and it's got a big old sign that says, el bano. and the hot water here is a little touch and go, so you want me to boil you a bath, you come up here, knock on the door, give me four hours' notice, i'm going to take great care of you. >> jimmy: "camping" premiers october 14th on hbo. please welcome lena dunham. >> wow. >> jimmy: you know people here? >> i saw a gentleman who looks familiar to me. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm so happy to see

tonight's guests are john goodman and actress regina hall.ht now we send it back to dan. >> kristen, thank you. finally here tonight from fire-ravaged santa rosa, a few thoughts about what really matters. one year ago flames raked this neighborhood and others bear, leaving a moonscape befinhind. for those not affected it is hard to believe it is a year. for those who lost so much every day feelts lis like a year. that's why we thought it was important to return here to see what has been done and hasn't, and to spend time with those whose homes are no longer standing, normal is a long way off. their lives never will be as they were before this day 365 days ago. in the days and weeks after the fires, people rushed in to help and to donate. it was really beautiful to watch, all of the caring and the compassion. what really matters now is to remember that the job is not yet done and the good people here still need our help. that is our report live from santa rosa tonight. another look now from drone view 7 above the wildfire and what was left beh

it was not her designated area, and right before her was a piece of paper that indicated what is regina spelled backwards. it spells nigger. that's not ok for a person with dementia, to not know who put it in front of her, was in tears. i took it upon myself -- [microphone is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon, rudy gonzales, with the san francisco labor council. represent over 140 unions in the city, many have delegates here. calling out injustice is the first step. i commend the committee, supervisor fewer here today on your leadership to do that. i'm not talking at you, but you represent an institution that has executive management that are in control of some of these systemic problems. you are hearing about the symptoms. people are speaking out, people are rising up and together as a union, seiu 1021, and other groups and collectives, they have some -- we will hold the people accountable. we don't have all the power. don't have the power of the mayor's office. don't have the power of the board of supervisors and that's why these types of hearings, the

-- don't deserve to be disenfranchised in states that -- go to regina from pennsylvania, republican line. caller: i want to say to the ify host, that i don't know she's not aware, but there's been business people in our part of the country and in the south who have had illegals steal their social security number, use it fraudulently to get a job at that company, then they took that company and stole it off the business owner and took the business owner out of business. i don't know where you're coming social security numbers, there is no fraud, we don't have to worry. you really surprised me. i appreciate your figures and think they are great. the socialr hand, security card is only to be used for social security purposes. i certainly don't want my picture on a social security number so i can go vote and find everyone else in the world is going to know my social security number. this is the most stupid idea, i don't care where it came from. i don't know where you're coming from. social security is a private number, it has already been used, abused. every time i watch tv, if it's not a he

change in the arab world and not just in that rubble but around the world more and more targeted and regina's are using physical into. mandation psychological intimidation and legal intimidation to silence journalists and you mention western governments there ravi is is the credibility of of us democracy at stake here as well given the way that they have responded to this the us democracy is a very vibrant if you see on the one hand we have the president and his government supporting the saudi arabian government but on the other hand this. free media we have the washington post we have the new york times and of the los angeles times and many others in the united states which do not fear the government in spite of attacks on them personally and journalist by the president himself they are going along they are taking up the cause and without them this issue would not have reached the stage so in the western media in the western world media still enjoys a lot of freedom which i fear may go down if people like mr trump continue to attack journalists continue to call any criticism fake news david