that go to south haven. —— let's go to south haven. isa haven. —— let's go to south haven.ow, how it all looking? —— there is a lot. he is firmly focused, at least for tonight, on the fact that five weeks from today will be the mid—term congressional elections. he has chosen to get back on the campaign trail, coming to stay where republicans could be in trouble come november. he has come to mississippi, where he is hoping that republicans can hold onto a key senate seat. the democrats might have a chance with, even though this isa have a chance with, even though this is a solidly republican state. he was in tennessee yesterday, other campaign stops he has in the next seven days include kansas, minnesota and iowa. so campaign in chief is backin and iowa. so campaign in chief is back in force. he did mention the brett kava naugh back in force. he did mention the brett kavanaugh and forward hearings next week, throwing his support firmly behind judge cabinet, at some —— at times and mocking christine blasey ford. this is all about rallying up his base, a base that are firmly s

. >> reporter: president trump in south haven, mississippi, on tuesday night for ra campaign rally. the second in as many days. of course we're five weeks before the critical midterm elections. the president talking about judge kavanaugh. the brutal confirmation process. but he did something that he has not yet done during the course of all of this -- he mocked christine blasey ford, the california research psychologist who accused judge kavanaugh. sexually assaulting her some 36 years ago. this is what he said -- >> i had one beer. well, do you think -- nope. it was one beer. oh, good. how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. [ applause ] i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. what neighborhood was it in? i don't know. where's the house? i don't know. upstairs, downstairs, where was it? i don't know. but i had one beer, that's the only thing i remember. >> reporter: that comment was met with laughter and applause from the audience of loyal trump supporters. the

a vote for zandi is a vote for me and make america great again. >> shannon, south haven mississippi isa county that president trump carried with nearly two-thirds of the vote during the 2016 presidential election. looking forward to his own reelection bid and 2,020, trump told the crowd that he predicts it will be a landslide. back to you. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you very much. for reelection, this keeps getting trickier. how will the brett kavanaugh fight impact democrat splint defense this fall? we have a guy with the answers. editor of the halftime report, brett geyer. how are you? >> i'm quite well. >> shannon: will put up some of the toughest races for red state democrats. heidi heitkamp, joe manson, two others in there as well. it is interesting because he said he doesn't know on friday but brett kavanaugh when they said they will do an investigation -- >> he is the bellwether. joe manchin. lets her with the basic assumption that we have talked about before, this nomination is a massive intensifier on the left. if you are public in any district or state with a lot of democrat

. >> i believe it was wednesday night president trump was in south haven, mississippi, about an hourere i grew up and was born and raised in mississippi. he changed his strategy. he had been, for donald trump, relatively restrain and attacked christine blasey ford by name, attacked the evidence, attacked her claims that she had been sexually assaulted by judge kavanaugh. and so that was a turning point in that the white house had been very cautious about not making this about her, not attacking dr. ford. and then dr. ford upended that strategy. while it was not necessarily the advice they wanted, it perhaps reflected the anger that some trump supporters felt over what they feel was a very dirty process. >> okay. it's always great to have you here. elise jordan in the house for us this morning as we look at what is expected to be the confirmation of brett kavanaugh in just hours. thanks so much, elise. thanks for being here. >>> what doomed the case with judge kavanaugh. was stormy daniels' daniels countries that we traveled- "what is your nationality?" and i would always answer, "his

. >>> a make america great again rally underway right now in south haven, mississippi. the president is continuing his campaign ahead of this november midterm elections, making a case that electing democrats would undue his legacy, and what his supporters voted for in 2016. >>> meanwhile the fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh could be wrapped up by this time tomorrow. agents interviewed high school friends of the supreme court nominee and dr. christine blasey ford who said kavanaugh tried to assault her when they were both teenagers. two of those friends don't recall the gathering. mark judge identified as an eyewitness by blasey has also completed his interview with the fbi. but the results of the investigation will not be made public. >> it will be made available to each senator and only senators will be allowed to look at it. >> why are republican colleagues so afraid of making this public? >> one republican senator is saying the public won't be satisfied of the fbi findings and if they are not released. senator mcconnell predicts they will have the report this wee

. >> reporter: weijia jiang, cbs news, south haven, mississippi. >>> the secret service confirms a suspiciousnvelope was sent to president trump and it was intercepted before it made it to the white house. . and the secret service is investigating two others that were sent to the pentagon. david martin reports. >> reporter: two letters one addressed to the secretary of defense and the chief of naval operations tested positive for the poison ricin. they arrived at this pentagon mail facility constructed after 9/11 to screen packages for explosives and suspicious substances. even in this electronic age it processes 13,000 pieces of mail each day. the two letters were sent to the fbi lab at quantico for more sophisticated analysis. it is not uncommon for substances which initially test positive to come up negative in the lab. ricin is a powder made from the caster bean and can cause death within 36 to 72 hours if inhaled or ingested. the cdc says it can only be manufactured deliberately not created by accident. no one at the mail facility was harmed and the secretary of defense is out of the cou

. >> the president rallying support for republican senator in south haven. >> donald trump rallying his last night. >> look forward to being back in the great state of tennessee, thousands of hard-working american patriots. more americans working earlier today. get out and vote in november. >> and gop senate congressman marsha blackburn. what do local voters think of that. >> todd pyro having breakfast with friends in tennessee. please don't talk to me. we have a wild rowdy crowd in johnson city. we begin with karen. you love the speech, the best thing to happen to america. >> safer borders, the economy is booming, jobs, and awesome man. >> he loved the speech, you voted for trump be grudgingly but are thrilled with the results, why? >> he wants to drive down medical costs and the economy has picked up since he has been in there. >> reporter: now we go to our host with the most. michelle, you're the owner, we appreciate you happiness, you say the speech was awesome. why you say that? >> really believe trump is doing great things for our country and excited to see what else he is going t

that was well before the president went to south haven. >> he loves confrontation and saying i'm rightying i got this to the finish line and he could have said justice kavanaugh is on the court. he chooses this. up next, hillary clinton in the news. still standing during her husband's sex scandal. what she said that is drawing controversy. these feet... ... made waves in high school... ...and built a career in construction. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to mi

ford this time in south haven, mississippi there was another person laughing at her, and what she'd gone the house down. >> i had one beer. right? i had one beer. well, you think it was -- nope, it was one beer. oh, good. how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know, i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> you killed it, mr. president. and i'm sure she can still hear the laughter. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> upstairs, down stairs, where was it? i don't know. but i had one beer. >> the white house defends the indefensible as the senate braces for the fbi findings. >> the president was stating facts. >> tonight will the president's attack on dr. ford cost him kavanaugh votes? >> the president's comments were just plain wrong. >> i don't approve of the comments from last night. i thought that they were wrong and extraordinarily unfortunate. >> then the trump world pushback o

south haven, mississippi, 12 miles outside of memphis.sort of bump do you think you'll get from president trump's visit? >> i tell you, i think it will be tremendous. people are so excited. i have been getting text messages all morning and we're getting ready for him. in mississippi we love our state, country and love our president. they're pretty excited about this. i think it will be absolutely tremendous. >> sandra: the race is garnering national attention, as you well know. what is your straj sgaoe for victory? >> i've been on the ballot five times. a conservative my entire life and i ran statewide two times. so our strategy is just basically compounding the message we've always put out there. i share the conservative values of most of the mississippians there. we're running on our record and the governor made me as the choice for the appointment and it is nice to have the president side-by-side in this campaign. >> sandra: really interesting. you note your conservative background. life long conservative. something your opponents have

taking this does and endless slopes the dolemite since south to roll are a winter sports haven they can only be described in superlatives in a matter of minutes a lift takes you from the guard down our valley to the peace nestling between the three thousand meter high rocky peaks of long couple in the cellar group. we have one of the most if not for the most beautiful ski areas in the world so i'm with all the slopes you can do more than just traditional skiing you can go cross-country skiing tobogganing indoors drawing anything winter has to offer. in europe's largest ski region super ski thousands of kilometers of slopes that all levels of difficulty connected twelve different ski areas no wonder it attracts tourists from all over the world. locals are only linking to the descent so low. you see that. the scenery that's why we come here the baron is a buddhist grace. another winter sport that's gaining popularity in the region is the ice climbing on the many frozen waterfalls like here at the thirty five metre high chair bellow waterfall in there down our valley. on the other side the

and never see another bird or even a tree yes it's a sad life but here in south africa a small organization operates a safe haven for birds that have been rescued from captivity but can't be released back into the wild because very often the birds just couldn't cope with living in the wild again. feeding tank he's twice and the bad he did a bad sanctuary. the first make this you know breasted mccoll don't waste any time living free in nature is an experience many of these bats and to use to. you. is have been advancing has worked here for more than fifteen years and knows pretty much every bad feeling this is the sweetest little. you feel good in the us is shaking the birds feed you on the challenges all the bigger boat face even the rules and i think if you could just put as a protection we keep fighting these toes. this is a huge knitted a very conference twenty three thousand square metres and up to fifty metres in height. they are more than three. cents from a private banks the come you need to learn to be birds so they need to learn to fly they need to learn to eat the right food up of things and of course

yes and it's a sad life but here in south africa a small organization operates a safe haven some birds that have been rescued from captivity but can't be released back into the wild because very often the birds just couldn't cope with living in the wild again. feeding time is twice and the bags of bad so. the first. breasted mako don't waste any time. living freak in nature is an experience many of these bats and to use to. do. is have been venting has walked for more than fifteen years and knows pretty much every bad. because first you see this little bird you see he's gotten off to shake with the birds if he takes on the challenges all the bigger but let's face it even the rules and i think if you could just put up as a protection so they keep fighting these towers. this huge netted a very conference twenty three thousand square metres and is up to fifty metres in height. there more than three thousand bands including a group of red eye descends from a private zarifi. need to learn to be birds so they need to learn to fly they need to learn to eat the right food up of things and of c

>>>ke in the south bay overnight from this fire. it was in the lynn haven area of san jose. there was an intense amount of smoke because of the amount of content in the duplex. the fire started outside but spread into the duplex and caused were significant damage. nobody here was hurt. >> all right. time is 4:30. if you're just joining is us, get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. hi, mike. >> hi, alexis. hi, everybody. visibility is less than an eighth of a mile in some of it trying to fill in to the thinner. it gives you an idea that the sea breeze we were dealing today. because of that, it will be cooler along the coast. 68 to 74 around the bay. 74 to the sea breeze does not get to our inland neighborhoods. let's find out what else is going on. >> we had a couple earlier problems. we have been happy to say it has been cleared up. they overturned a couple of lanes southbound 680 before liv on orna. that has been cleared out. sensors good and green. an accident southbound 880 near a street. it too has been cleared. all is flowing at the limit. >> thank yo

if they are lucky, they make it to a safe haven in th south korea. it is in our national security interest for this to happen. refugees have experienced, and oftentimes make him through they are debriefed by national intelligence services both in south korea and the u.s. , you have up you go got people closer in access to the decision-making spheres, you have better intel. a couple of things i didn't mention are related to the most egregious of violations in north korea, those related to the massive political prison camps, arbitrary executions, detentions, firing squads, and north korea's use of their resources. both denuclearization and closing prison camps won't happen overnight. that said, it is important to put the issue on the agenda and leave a little daylight and make incremental steps that can both improve human rights in a small way and said our national security interests. greg: thank you very much for the invitation. i would also like to say that the committee for human rights represented by david maxwell, one of the board members, here in

>>>ke in the south bay overnight from this fire. it was in the lynn haven area of san jose.e amount of smoke because of the amount of content in the duplex. the fire started outside but spread into the duplex and caused were significant damage. nobody here was hurt. >> all right. time is 4:30. if you're just joining is us, get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. hi, mike. >> hi, alexis. hi, everybody. visibility is less than an eighth of a mile in some of it trying to fill in to the thinner. it gives you an idea that the sea breeze we were dealing today.

. >> it was a safe haven for slaves that escaped slavery in the south. railroad. they get there, they'd get them on boats. get them to canada. and these people would live free. and that was insane for me to find out because i was like how did they convince black people to get back on boats? that's like -- [ laughter ] it's mind-boggling. you couldn't tell me that was a a smooth process every single time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i guess so, yeah. yeah, they probably -- yeah. >> you have to be hella convincing, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you would have to be, yeah. >> you guys, it's 2 2018 and black people, we still don't mess with water. >> jimmy: no, no, you really don't. no, that's not one of your -- [ laughter ] >> so that's why i love traveling because, like, i learn things -- i've been everywhere. the andy warhol museum in one city you go. it's just learning america is what i enjoy. >> jimmy: how about outside of america when you go because you've done different continents. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you've done -- i mean -- how do people react to you diffe

. >>> if you smelled smoke in the south bay, it was probably from this fire. it was in teresi. it was in the lynn havenof san jose. there was an intense amount of smoke because of the amount of content in the duplex. the fire started outside but spread into the duplex and caused were significant damage. nobody was hurt. >>> a fire at a kfc in antioch this morning. heavy smoke pouring out of the restaurant on mahogany way and auto center drive. it was a two-alarm fire. it was at risk of collapsing. no reports of anyone hurt. >>> pg&e restored power to all 11,000 customers in lake, napa, and sonoma counties following an emergencyshutoff to prevent wildfires. >> pg&e took the action saturday night because the weather conditions increased the fire risk. some questioned pg&e's motives. >> i think it is a passive aggressive move. >> on whose part? >> giving it back to us since they were blamed for fires starting before. >> we don't take it lightly. we know what this means for customers. we will only initiate public safety power shutoff to reduce risks. in the most extreme conditions. >> administrators met wi

south bay overnight it was probably from this fire. it started just after 10:00 p.m. on teresi cut in liver haven area. there was an intense amount of smoke because of the amount of content in the duplex. the fire started outside but spread into the duplex and caused were significant damage. nobody here was hurt. >>> also at the live desk, new video of a fire at a kfc in antioch this morning. smoke and flames poured out of the restaurant on mahogany way. this was a two-alarm fire. the roof was at risk of collapsing. no records of anyone restored power to all 11,000 customers in napa, lake, and sonoma counties. >> many people aren't happy with the utility. many of them were without power for at least 36 hours. pg&e took the action sunday night because weather conditions increased the fire risk. some people questioned pg&e's motives. >> i think it is a passive aggressive move. >> on whose part? >> pg. giving it back to us since they were blamed for fires before. >> we don't take it lightly. we know what this means for customers. we will only initiate public safety power shutoff to reduce >> lake county a

each lobster season, making the journey from his island home in vinyl haven to our health care center in brunswick some 70 miles south. he comes to have his knees treated for his >>> my son is being taught the intricacies of catching lobsters. in the off-season he returns to the mainland as an art teacher. i think senator. collins would agree that his career reflects the ways that many make a living, doing their best and combining a variety of occupations for a satisfying and sustaining hold. he chooses to travel to martin's point because he provides his primary care and insurance coverage when uniquely positioned to consider the full spectrum of his health reliably and affordably. martin's point we believe we have much to offer members like mike and thousands of other rural seniors. we seek a trusted healthcare partners-- partner who shares local roots. for any energetic lobstermen and remain there are many feeling the converging effects of traffic-- of forgetfulness and limited mobility you. some of the most pointed example comes to me from the nurses who administer our care management programs. they tell me about

each lobster season, making the journey from his island home in vinyl haven to our health care center in brunswick some 70 miles south. he comes to have his knees treated for his increasing arthritis. he calls it getting a grease job. the result of many years of hauling lobster pots. now at an age when a lot of people are planning retirement, captain mike is teaching my son, a member of the new generation, the intricacies of catching lobsters. in the off-season, he returns to the mainland as an art teacher. i think senator collins would agree that his career reflects the way many mainers make a living, doing what they do best, often combining a variety of occupations to add up to a satisfying and sustaining hold. mike could choose to have his knees worked on closer to home, but he chooses to travel to martins point, because we've earned his trust by providing both his primary care and his insurance coverage. we're uniquely positioned to consider the full sprectrum of his health and support him on land and sea, reliably and affordably. -- who seek a trusted health care parter who shares their local roots. it's importa

south africa relies on it for 20%. and, you know, we've been seeing the impact of the united states basically now moving to becoming the leading tax haven in the world, not only on the individual level, but on the corporate world. having a profound impact on the competitive sort of tax competition that developing countries are facing. i thought i'd talk to you a little bit about a particular favorite topic of mine which is the global haven industry. it provides a context for a lot of the policies that we're discussing here. and it provides, i think, a good empirical response to the sort of market fundamentalism that's the subject of this conference. 60% of world trade today is conducted through captive subsidiaries. they're not subject to market forces. there are no arms length standard comparables like the oecd says we have to insist on, when we examine transfer pricing rules to see if their competitive. and in fact, the short form statement of this, is that the invisible hand is nowhere to be seen. when it comes to international trade. my best example there is the banana industry. everybody eats bananas i'm sure you'll be able to unde

haven trade. we saw weakness in the big tech names. a lot of the chip names and the semiconductor space as well. that carried over into the session in japan and in southas well. you're looking at the kospi off 1.6% this is significant because the south korean market is now in bear market territory. we saw samsung weigh to the down side along with some of those semiconductors you will see one big market in the green, that's the shanghai it was a late day rebound. after the lunch break we saw some buying but altogether it was flat there is optimism that the government could come through with more support especially for the property sector. back to you for now. >> nancy hungerford, thank you let's two go to europe and will marx standing by with the latest >> a bit of a mixed picture in europe these plucky brits just slightly below the flat line, that was after that huge selloff in stocks yesterday bleed nothing asian indices. the dax when it touched its lowest level since 2016. early traders are back, well into the green in paris also the cac 40 trading positively and the ftse mib in italy, just the ftse 100 and the swiss market that is in the red. europ