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. >>> a prince george's county police officer has been indicted. officer ryanacklin faces several charges including first degree rape. investigators say he was on duty and in uniform when he pulled a woman over early this month and forced her to perform a sex act. the victim told her, heargeted her because she was an illegal immigrant. >>> local group working to help kids from going hungry. >>> and its discreet approach is part of what makes hit the week's heroes. > we take a live look at storm team 4 radar. yoaican see the and it's chilly out there. a nasty night. ug andsomara will be back soon to help pn the weekend. >>> if you think about montgomery county as one of the wealthiest in the country, dig a deeper. >> we found there are thousands of children who doeit know where next meal will come from. an organization making sure every childas something to eat. hi. >> it's amazing that all these nineeds are hap right under our noses in places you may never expectdo f them. school is back in session and we wanted to remind everyone about this great organization.

in washington and james ryan will the story for us in new york to both of you gentlemen thank you. prince mohammed bin selman has described the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi as quote a heinous crime and after coming under intense international pressure riyadh has acknowledged that show you was killed inside the country's is stamboul consulate two weeks ago but the royal family denies that the crown prince was involved in any way. it was supposed to attract investors to the kingdom instead the crown prince was forced to say he denounced the murder of writer and journalist. the crime was really painful to all saudis. and i believe it is painful to every human in the world it is a heinous crime the cannot be justified today saudi arabia is carrying out all legal. things to finalize the investigations to work with the cooperate with the turkish government and to present the perpetrators to the court and take their. judgement. he also said there will be no break in relations with the stand. it is mohammed bin sound man's first public address since he disappeared after enterin

prince. laura. >> thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," speaker of the house paul ryan weighs in on allegations on sd t greg bott declared a state of disaster in 18 counties where there is severe property damage. many homes and other buildings along the colorado and llano rivers are flooded and a dam has been breached. courtney zubowski has our report. >> reporter: the deafening roar was only matched by the rush of floodwaters, boats and trees raced downstream out of the dam to ease the pressure. more than ten feet above flood level, the overflowing llano river destroyed a section of the bridge in kingsland, texas. one person has died and forced the shutdown of this bridge over the colorado river leaving residents in llano county in shock. >> i've never seen this before. '96 and '97 were both a pretty good flood, but i believe this is a lot worse. >> mandatory evacuations have been ordered in the surrounding neighborhoods as rescue efforts are already under way. >> we had people that are trapped in certain islands that we can't get to because you can see behind me the water is moving so quickly and the debr

ryan reynolds commented, "he seems nice." >> so good. >> seems like a nice guy. >> seems really nice. bring him home. >>> now we have princeis match. >> the duke of cambridge has been wrapping up a tour of africa to learn more about wildlife conservation on the continent. this weekend he visited a town in kenya and their local soccer team. >> that's where he met this guy, get this, his name, prince william. sharing a hug with his namesake. the team also presented william with his own official soccer jersey. >> that's pretty cool. >> yeah, really cool. >> he said he's been enjoying the break from the kids. he's been sleeping. >> getting to play a game of football. >> while kate is back at home in england with all those youngsters. we'll be right back. >>> so with that fbi investigation now under way, clearly it was a busy weekend in the news. >> from "snl's" take on the brett kavanaugh hearing to president trump's comments about falling in love with kim jong-un. here now is our "weekend rewind". >>> we begin tonight with breaking news in the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. authorities are now c

prince mohammed bin salman should be meted out. there should be sanctions against individuals who are culpable. speaker ryan talked about the magnitsky act. it seems like such a vote will go forward now, so i think at a minimum there should be some cutback on those arms shipments. beyond that, i guess it will be important to see what sort of punishment is meted out in riyadh against those who are culpable. >> it's hard to see how a normal relationship with saudi arabia can continue at this point without some form of punishment. matthew bryzer, thank you for joining us. >> an apology in the making. why many says it is too little too late . >>> plus despite obstacles and literal roadblocks, thousands of migrants are determined to reach the united states. what's driving them? we'll take a look at that when we come back. your spirit is unbreakable. your phone, not so much. purchase protection can help you replace small things that get damaged along the way. another way we have your back. the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramid

>>> a followupow that prince george's county police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman ishe first person to face charges under a new law. investigators say officer ryanto perform a sex act. he faces several charges including first degree rape. he's also charged with having a sexual encounter with someone in custody. the state's attorney believes this is the first officer t facehat charge. it just went into effect october 1st. the victimold investigators the officer targeted her because she is an undocumented immigrant. the officer is behind bars this morning. >>> this domestic violence awareness month. a lot of the attention is focussed on victims of domestic abuse, but if someone recognizes the warning signs of an abuser in himself or herself, there is someone there toelp that person too. >> i don't believe anybody intentionally sets out in a relationship to cause harm to another human being. peoplean lose their way. people can mimic behaviors tha ybe they saw growing up or in their culture. or maybe something happened in their life. but we can put a stop to this together. doorways of arlington helps will and families dealing with domestic violence.

prince in particular. >> bill neely, thank you. >>> "the washington post" where jamal khashoggi was a columnist continues to speed out. publisher fred ryan issued this statement. the government of saudi arabia owes the khashoggi family and the world a full and honest explanation of everything that happened to him, and we support the requests from jamal's family and the united nations for an independent international investigation, the saudi government can no longer remain silent, and it is essential that our own government and others push harder for the truth. until we have a full account and full accountability, it cannot be business as usual with the saudi government. joining us now is a global opinions editor at "the washington post," a friend of jamal khashoggi and edited his columns for the paper. karen, thank you for joining me. i want to read a tweet of yours from this morning. what must not be lost in the pressure on saudi arabia is that the regime has disappeared or detained hundreds, if not thousands of people, including women's driving activist loujain and economist essam. this is a point jamal wrote to bring attention to. whi

a prince george's county, maryland, police officer appeared in court wednesday after being charged with raping a woman during a traffic stop on october 11. the woman says she believes officer ryan macklin ryan attacked her after he learned she is undocumented. a pennsylvania catholic priest pleaded guilty wednesday to sexually abusing two boys. prosecutors say reverend david lee poulson sexually abused an altar boy in the church and made him confess afterward, as well as assaulting him and attempting to assault another boy at hunting camp. poulson was arrested and charged in may following the explosive pennsylvania grand jury investigation into systematic widespread sexual abuse in the church. former usa gymnastics president steve penny has been arrested on charges of tampering with evidence in the case of larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics doctor who has been convicted of sexual abusing hundreds of women and girls. penny is accused of removing documents linked to the case from the usa gymnastics nation team training center. if convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison. and in georgia, a bus carrying african american senior citizens to a polling place in jefferson