it was judge kavanaugh and consistent with the other folks who experience sexual violence, it was seered into her memory and she knows 100% and this is credible, because she knew him. she had interacted with him socially before he had attacked h her. she did not need to pick him out of a lineup of teenagers and some random attack. she knew him. dr. ford's credible testimony does not stand on its own. it is bolstered by the significant can krob can rati-- corroboration. in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, she spoke of it and told it to five people. long before judge kavanaugh was nominate nod t, ma'aminated to and she had in some instances described him by name and by others she identified him as federal judge. each of the individuals have provided the committee with the sworn statements attesting to the facts. we could have called the individuals to testify, this is not what i heard or part of the coordinated attack or something to do with the clintons and all of the other allegations, but this is somebody in the early years had talked about brett kavanaugh assaulting her. this is not some kind o

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le seer tonight, they are headed for october baseball. let's hit the clubhouse. >> it was hard enough to focus. i didn't even care what happened i just wanted to get here and celebrate my teammates. >> what you think mom and dad are thinking about right now. i am sure they are watching. >> don't get too drunk! >> now to the top story across the bay after two losing seasons. bobby edmonds was fired today and reassigned. he worked with the organization for 25 years. the giants lost to the padres 5- 0. demarcus cousins through on a warriors jersey for warriors media day. that will be a scary lineup when he returns from his achilles injury later in the year. he says rehab has been a grind. >> if you really had a wall during this rehab, what was the motivation or what were you telling yourself to get through? >> the haters. that's all i need. i feed off of it. i love it. speak and when he comes back, the four -- the warriors will have five all-stars on the court at the same time. court at the same time. >> good luck to the rest of the nature o

so the book closes with the brutal murder of this over seer. a guy named uncle tom. how do you feel southererns respond to this? >> they're angry right? so is this exposition, maybe? are southererns going to read this book? to see what the fuss is about? yes? they do read it. they do and will write lots of responses to this book. beyond writing responses and saying we're kind to our slaves and do good things to them, this is one story that is stuck out to me. i don't know the source. but whether it's real or not this is a story stood out to me. and goes like this. after one slave planter read this book he through it and ran out to his plantation and cutoff their ears. goes back into his planation and allegedly nails ears to harry peecher stowe. what does that prove? this is a vicious institution. here is another story. when this began we're going to get to the civil war begins lincoln supposedly meets mrs. stowe says says so you are the lady that started this war? >> we're going to spend time talking about him next week. and he is named john brown what. do you make o

and you can seer rick -- see eric give her a poke. >> they are getting an announcement. >> i have your lab results. please give me a call. ti f a second because it is not what they were expecting. they thought the voicemail would have the results, so they got to call back. >> okay, do you guys have a second? >> yeah. >> okay. girlfriend, you're super pregnant. >> what? >> yeah, not just pregnant, super pregnant. >> wait, super pregnant, does that mean two, three, four babies? what are we talking about here? >> at this point, we just think one. but she explains it actually. >> your levels came back at 215.8. >> wow. >> she's super pregnant. >> impressive. >> she's having a baby, y'all. >> at the end of this video, they also share some of their journey, the disappoints, all the different injections, all the different visits. they are expecting their baby on may of 2019. >> tt's righations! it's aittle. that's mario who pulls the chute and we have a problem. the line on his chute sends him into a flat spin. he has a problem to correct. there goes the main chute. where is the reserve, wher

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the seering open wound which was so painful for this country.lieved, of course, in reconciliation, and not only in the respect for the 50,000, 58,000 americans that died, but also in trying to come to reconciliation to reunite the country, and also to reach out to vietnam and reestablish diplomatic relations, which he did. and so this is so poignant, not only for the mccain family, but of course as somebody who grew up during that time it was an open festering wound and he was all about reconciliation. >> right. thank you, tom. mark salter, senator himself planned this day. >> yes, he did. >> what did he want americans to take away from this moment? >> not only the sacrifice of people that fought in the wars, but thanked them for their service, and i think that's kind of what he's doing again today. >> you know, tom brokaw, the last in the senate? >> it's so true, i came from that generation. as i look at that family moving forward, the long line continues. there are the two sons, one in the army, and one in the navy. the fourth generation of th

are you concerned or does it bother you with all the bub bub woodward's book seer. that you know i. should write. it does bother me i think others are a lot of reasons why does bother me but i want to be can with you larry i haven't read it yet i've read the excerpts i did download it you know used to be you go to the bookstore and buy it i downloaded it as soon as the became available and had every intention to start last night but i fell asleep instead so i could be honest but having said that i think you know bob woodward has made a career off of a really solid journalistic. success seven years ago and since then he is really further that career by writing books that are very critical of republican astray sions and very and do a lot of praising of democratic ministrations and i the my challenge the problem i have with this book from what i'm aware of right now and i want to keep stating that is it really seems like every time he writes about a republican ministration it's sort of devolve little bit further into gossip and we're really almost the kitty kelley version of what's goi

my ears i try to seer my own ears off because the character doesn't like being a elf. >> stephen: a self>> a drunk elf actually. stephen: do you like fantasy. would i love to play an elf. are you a big fantasy fan? >> huh-uh. [laughing] >> stephen: are you really a big atlanta see fan. >> huh-uh. stephen: really. you have read "lord of the rings." really, who is your favorite character of "lord of the rings." >> how can you choose, all of them. >> stephen: huh-uh. you like, a big fan when froto meets dumbldorf. >> huh-uh. stephen: i tell you who noticed you as a elf. orlando bloom noticed you as a elf. he said, elf stole my look. when your blond locks get a resrapl and improved upon. emma stone, sister. #lordoftherings. he's slightly prettier than you are. >> thank you, stephen. stephen: a good looking man. >> thank you. stephen: you're welcome. keep petting the puppy. last year, did you have to shoot a bow and arrow, by the way. >> well, here is the thing i didn't have prep time for the episode. it was sort of like -- long story short. my elf is drunk. if the bow and arrow goes hay wire

you will seers some shooving through over the next two hours before it gets out. see the cloud cover getting out of here. that means sunshine during the day tomorrow. a lot of sunshine coming. and boy, do we need it. even the asnort the flash flood warnings. it is all bause of florence. 85 degrees. finally sunshine tomorrow night. it will be a beautiful day. the humidity is lowering with the wen out of the north so wednesday is lookinggood. the forecast for wednesday, a lot of kids out of school but degrees at the bus stop. now montgomery county out of school. for pick-up. that should say wednesday. i wanted to say all this sunshine that i have across the region and it sticks around thursday and friday. i think we m see many clouds early. maybe even some areas of weg. l see sunshine in the afternoon. 85 on friday. watching the front for this weekend. 82 degrees on saturday. watching where the front is. we're expected to movear enough south. it is something we'll continue to track for you. it could mean rain on sunday. and ocourse, the redskins taking on the packer

as for tomorrow's plan, that re nes to be seer remains to be seen. i'm justinew finch, 4. back into you. >>> take a look at this scene.ou montgomery cnty fire officials are working to learn what caused this house fire in be tesda. ook about 100 firefighters to put it out. >> reporter: firefighters o the house fireis raging in the middle of the night.ce unrtain if anybody was inside the home because of the car that's parked right in front. neighbors told firefighters that the residents were staying elsewhere while this home was being renovated. the car in the drive mad firefighters wonder and they did do some initial searches a the flame just raged inside the 7,000 square foot homes. >> when you have car in the driveway usually mea somebody is home. that was the first thoughts. that was the focus of our intention initially when firefighte refighters first arrived. it was dangerous. there was some interior structure collapses. this fire destroyed this m hous. $1lion in damage. firefighters did some searches. the walls inside collapsed and the roof completely caved in on them

a long-time surfer said people did whatever they could but there were seer leg wounds. >> there werebleeding with the towels and the cord from the boogie board. they were amazing. they did a great job. >> reporter: police closed the beach to swimming on one of the prime weekends of the september season. even long-time cape coders now realize things have changed thanks to a surging population. >> it is crazy, i come to the beach all the time. it is scary and really sad. my heart goes out for that family. >> we'll keep you posted on what we learn about that. >>> meanwhile, in texas a serial killer has been caught according to authorities there. but here's the thing, the suspect is a u.s. border patrol agent. police say juan davis ortiz according to a criminal complaint confessed to killing four people whose bodies were found over the past two weeks. >> officials are not ruling out the possibility of more victims. ortiz was arrested in laredo yesterday. he's been charged with four murders and kidnapping. the u.s. customs border and patrol agency told cnn they are fully cooperating with

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since that meeting, we have seer measures thatxwfew could have imagined a short timeÑi ago.facilities are already being dismantled. our hostages have been released and, as promised, the lágmains á fallene1 heroes are being returd home, to lay at rest on american soil. i would like to thank chairman kim for hisÑi courage and for t steps he has taken, though, much work remains to be done. the sanctions will stay inÑi ple until denuclearization occurs. i also want to thank the member states who helped us reach this moment, a moment that is actually far greater than people would understand. far greater.ht for, also, their support and critical support that we will all need going forward. special thanks to president moon of south korea, prime minister abe of japan and president chiç of china. in the middle east, new approach is yielding greatxd strides and very historic change. following my trip to saudi thanks to the united states military ands7ourçó partnership with many of your nations, i am pleased to report that the bloodthirsty killers, known as isis, have been driven out fr

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buried in this emotional screen is one seering admission, the country is safer and more prosperous under trump. two meaningless variables, safety and prosperity. it's a shame. trump's done nothing about the real problems we face. like condiment water. you know when you turn over the ketchup and mustard container and looks like the bottle is peeing off your sandwich or cheese off a plate. it's like cement. i throw the plate out. or run out of toilet paper and end up having to use this? [laughter] >> or this? >> oh! >> or this. >> oh! >> yes. nope. just prosperity and safety. the only two availables that matter are reduced to a sentence. one sentence canceled out everything else in this sucky piece. fact, if it takes a jerk to make this country great. let's bring on the jerks. >> i'm running to be your senator. there's about four years where i don't remember a thing. like around 02 to 06 give or take a few years. wow? i was drunk. one time got arrested for trying to board a river boat naked. that was at disneyland. and i was also in season three of intervention addicted to window cleaner a

seers picked it up and promised to refund her 700 bucks but that money never came. so erin filed a dispute with her credit card company. guess what happened? she lost. the bank denied the claim, saying sears already indicated it refunded her. erin went back and forth with sears for more than three months. she decided to contact us. we reached out to sears and agreed to investigate. it went farther. it went ahead and found the 700 bucks and gave it back to her. sears sent us a statement that says, our top priority is the satisfaction of our members. our member services team resolved ms. coffman's situation by issuing a $700 refund. big-ticket items like appliances can be tricky to return. we say first and foremost, keep the original packaging until you are sure you want to keep it. also, save those receipts, especially the delivery paperwork, in case you end up with a case like erin's. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us anytime. the number is 1-888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. back to you guys. >> thank you, chris. >>> well, it's not j

is lori parisith e department of consumer and regulatory affairs and keith seers with washington, d.ceconomic partnership. thanks for being here today. let' start with you. what is entree d.c. a why wdcep decide to put this together? >> it's annn event to t entrepreneurs and rising entrepreneur in that rieriving bunesses to exchange information and learn about financing, the regulator side of opening a business. y learning fror colleagues. >> what if you're not in the food industry, can you benefit? >> you can definitely benefit. we have breakout sessions, dealing with financing, the regulatory process, marketi andtechnology. how that can assist you in growing your siness. it's a great opportunity to learn and connect. >> skills that could carry over in all aspects of busins? >> definitely. >> keith, you have a keyno speaker lined up and panelists. tell us what to expect in terms of who is going to be theue speakers. >> this year the keynote speaker is rose pref it and compass rose. -- she was recognized as a great restaurant. show manyeen on our times. >> we're excited about that. gr

at the center of it all is the man whose name should be seered into your brain. he is the face now of the deep state corruption. according to a damning investigative report from john solomon, in the summer of 2016, it was orr, remember he was the fourth highest ranking member of the doj, tampering with an on going fbi investigation into so called russian collusion. why? to destroy then candidate don'tal trump. we'll break it down step by step, layer by layer. 2016, hillary clinton wanted dirt on her opponent, donald trump. this safr he got her exoneration without investigation. that's another part of the story. her campaign and dnc funneled money through a law firm that hired fusion gps a research firm. they attempted to literally hire a foreign national, which we thought was a bad thing for america. that was christopher steele, former spy. don't forget nelly ohr, working on the phone in russian dossier. dirt on donald trump that nobody bothered to verify. the fbi was also paying for steele. they later fired him for lying and leaking in their russia investigation

at the center of it all is the man whose name should be seered into your brain. he is the face now of the deep state corruption. according to a damning investigative report from john solomon, in the summer of 2016, it was orr, remember he was the fourth highest ranking member of the doj, tampering with an on going fbi investigation into so called russian collusion. why? to destroy then candidate don'tal trump. we'll break it down step by step, layer by layer. 2016, hillary clinton wanted dirt on her opponent, donald trump. this safr he got her exoneration without investigation. that's another part of the story. her campaign and dnc funneled money through a law firm that hired fusion gps a research firm. they attempted to literally hire a foreign national, which we thought was a bad thing for america. that was christopher steele, former spy. don't forget nelly ohr, working on the phone in russian dossier. dirt on donald trump that nobody bothered to verify. the fbi was also paying for steele. they later fired him for lying and leaking in their russia investigation

. >>> the woman who lost her government contracting job over this photo you seere, her flipping off the president's torcade outside the golf course, she's now running for office. lie brink man plao run as a democrat challenging a republican incumbent on the d.c. board of supervisors. she believes ctnge starts the local level. republicans currently control the county board by aargin of to 3. >>> all right, we have -- you can't call it good news, but it's a category 3 now so that's good, but how do we interpret that, that it's downgrade little bit opinion. >> still major. >> of course. >> you have a storm from alison back in 1986, still one of worst flooding in the south. that can still happen with this storm, although it's a category 3, even dropping to a 2, it's still major flooding. that's the issue here. wind.ot t the wind is one aspect of the storm along the coast, and then it's into the inland flooding area, and the problems. have look first and show you what's happening. this is the myrtle beach area, andhis is an area around myrtle beach -- what's that? okay. so we got myrtle beac

that is with their flaming area the problem with that is, even if that is an seer, and i'm not saying it is not, there are individuals that sincerely send staffers to her they will go out to california and we can put her in a relaxed position. that does not take the place of the investigation we are calling for various in order to perform the investigation that is trauma and warmed and does taken -- trauma informed and does take into account the effect of trauma that is a process that has to be slowed and done over time. nothing is a leadership of the committee is suggesting right now would remotely take the place of that investigation. that is to be mentioned as well. shoes --g in her walking in the shoes of dr. ford, how would you advise her, whether to appear on monday or not appear on monday. it seems to me she is caught in the worst situation. if she comes than she could the seventh us. she sets a't come precedent for letting this happen again. >> clearly her attorneys and she herself have said that they want an investigation and they want more witnesses. i think there is a reaso

no vehicles, no people, no sight seers. no one was getting in. and as far as we could tell, there was no one there except police and other rescue workers waiting to see if anyone would need rescuing. as far as we know, there were no rescues necessary. other areas, yes, they have been pulling people out. there have been people rescued or assisted out of their flooded areas all across the state and that is only going to intensify as the rains continue to come down and move to the west. >> absolutely. rick, thank you very much again. we'll check back. we're going to go to steve. what is the scene where you are tonight, steve? >> shannon, this light rain, light breeze right now a welcome change from what we've seen over the past 30 hours. this part of the coast has been pounded nonstop by heavy rains and winds. the winds right near the coast where we were for most of the day, strong enough to damage houses. we saw some roov -- roofs off. the street littered with pieces of wood. also flooded with water. the beach largely disappearing as that water cam

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in august 12,350.te and in seer, this is the number we got from the last 24 hours, 12,869 children custody. the government would not give us comment on specific number and they say the numbers change on a daily basis based on arrivals anhow fast they can place kids out. >> woodruff: so what is behind this increase? yesterday the department of homeland security puts out these numbers saying these are the highest family crossings on ndcord for the month of august. is this just a t is that what's going on? >> partly. over the last six years the numbers oomf unanied children have been going up. there was a huge spike after 2012. last year in 2017, they went down. since then people would look at the numbers y they kind of stayed steady. that's largely because the things tha apeoplee fleeing, the kids that things are fleeina in guateel salvador and honduras, the violence and aven'tainty, those change two other things offer some insight into what's going on here. one is the discharge rate. the documents we saw showed thao has gonen. we're leaving kids out of the system -- moving kids ou system mu

but it did feature a seer ever military tanks.y anti-american themes seen in previous years. kim jong un watched the event. >>> president trump praised the move on social media said that they adjusted their parade without the customary display of missiles this is a big and positive statement from north korea. thank to you chairman kim. we will both prove everyone wrong. >>> happening today, a community meet in the east bay city of lafayette between the public and pg&g. they asked them to schedule the meeting after the councilmembers received a lot of plants. they passed on 150 concerns from people, including the plans to remove and replace 200 trees in lafayette and work on a gas pipeline on a busy road that will affect traffic. and the meeting is set for 4:00 this afternoon at the lafayette library and learning center. >>> cleanup is expected to continue after a fuel leak at jack lemon's square marina they are going to remove fuel that leaked into the marina last night after working on fuel lines off webster street. they are tryi

who say to the seers, you must not see visions, and to the prophets, you must not prophet to us the words- turn aside from us and let us hear no more about the holy one of israel. therefore, thus said the holy one of israel, since you have rejected this word, and it put your trust in oppression and guile and relied on them, there for this inequity is to you, like a bulge in a high wall whose collapse comes suddenly in an instant. [laughter] don't you judge us! [laughter] misjudged us, and heard it loud and clear, whose collapse comes like the smashing of a potter's jug. >> we were standing there and when that wall fell, literally that was in our bible reading schedule, we read that and that's what god was saying to us, he gave us his career word. -- clear word. yes, i want you to buy this piece of land, trust me and don't go in debt for it. god gave us his word. and you know what we did with his word, we're going to do it our way and put his word to the side and guess what happened? his word came through. we realized in that moment, if we had just listened to god then we wouldn't have bee

what opportunities you seer to farmers and ranchers and gores in a new and improved nafta. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, the first thing you have to do in these kind discussions is look towards the future and we -- it's been 25 years since nafta. we have to took but what things look like in another 25 years. i think the first piece of this is obviously we keep the tariffs at zero and the mantra of do no harm has been throughout this discussion. but in sanitary land the issues we deal with so very often between u.s. da and usga in agriculture, we have item proffer the discussion and dialogue in nafta and around the world and i think we have done that with additional ability to have conversations with regard to sps and also in particular with ag biotechnology. the goal with ag biotechnology is tot not talk about current technology but anticipate what we have to he terms of new gene editing technology and those are the areas we work very hard on with mexico in this agreement. >> ambassador mckinney, beyond strengthening current agreements we should be aggressively seeking new trade

they have been seered into my memory and haunted me as an adult. >> a democratic senator on this committeeme as evil. evil. think about that word. and said that those who supported me were quote complicit in evil. >> last night the republican staff of this committee released the media a timeline that shows that they've interviewed two people who claim they were the ones who actually assaulted you. i'm asking you to address this new defense of mistaken identity directly. dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> i will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process. you've tried hard. you've given it your all. no one can question your effort. but your coordinated and well funded effort to destroy my good name and destroy my family will not drive me out. the vile threats of violence against my family will not drive me out. you may defeat me in the final vote. but you'll never get me to quit. never. >> what is the strongest memory you have, strongest memory of the incident, something that you cannot forget? take whatever time you

presidential campaigns, we looked at the poll numbers for donald trump and hillary clinton, you gave us truth seerw the names of the candidates. everyone who looked at the numbers would say, neither of these people could conceivably be nominated to president of the united states. when two kaecandidates who are elected run against each other, one of them will win. donald trump losing the poplar vote by 3 million votes is elected president. this was not a -- this election in 2018, i think, is a referendum on trump-ism. and the american people have an opportunity to repudiate it. and repudiate, i think, they will. fundamentally, the question on the ballot in the midterms is this. if you want to live in trump-istan, vote for the republicans. if you want to continue to live in america, a nation of a rule of law, dee centuricy, civility matter, your only choice is to vote for the democrats. when you look at the polls, 60% of the country doesn't want to live in trumpistan, they want to live in america. 35% to 40% are perfectfully content to hand it over to the cult personality, but i don't think that's a

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this coming one day after the world's strongest storm the seer hammered the philippines killing at leastly robbing a bar, a third suspect opened fire culling officer hull. ted williams joined us earlier to weigh in. >> law enforcement officers have to run toward danger and not away from danger. there is a lack of respect for these men and women who serve us on a daily basis. katie: the cops fired back killing deshaunsepto. hull is a 14 year veteran of the police department. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. >>> horror on cape cod after a boogie board he died from a shark attack. he was bit by what some believe was a great white off the massachusetts beach. this was the second shark attack on cape cod this summer but the state's first deadly incident in more than 80 years. area beaches are expected to re reopen this afternoon. >>> and fans getting plenty of upsets before today's nfl action action. [crowd noise] katie: and how about a walk-off field goal in the sec, number 12 12lsu pulls off the upset as number 7 auburn 22-21. oklahoma state making quite the statement at home as t