this concern in fort st john on the alaska highway businesses suppliers and construction companies here all profit from the billions of dollars in orders connected with the dam. a hearing is taking place at a local hotel unions employers and citizens opposed to the dam are all putting pressure on the government. cancel it and take that loss the lawsuits would go on for a long time it would be a lawyers dream to have that take place to place it'd be in the courts forever and hydro would be paying out money and was still have to go and get that hydro generator it's easy when you're not in government to campaign against something it's easy to say that's a bad choice when you're not in government but i think they're finding now that they're in government it's not as easy to make those decisions because the entire province is looking up them. not just that small percentage of people that are protesting or or against it they also have to look at well who's in favor of this project who is in favor of seeing this project move forward and that's where the leadership comes in and that's going to

thomas and st. john. it was the people of st. croix and small boats and craft that were going over to the islands to bring relief. we received support from our sister island of puerto rico. then when maria struck the island of st. croix which was left that left us completely at a loss. but virgin islanders are really strong people. we're resilient. we rolled up our sleeves and took care of ourselves. we were able to get our power lines back up. sometime after christmas. but we're going to continue to need your help. i'm really grateful for people like you, stephanie, for continuing to highlight what's happening in the virgin islands. >> thank you so much. congressman, thank you, i appreciate it. >>> coming up, the ceo of jpmorgan chase calls the tariff battle with china, quote, a skirmish. why did one chinese billionaire back off on his promise to bring 1 million jobs to america? not just some chinese billionaire, the richest one. ntu to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, cr

>> well, i have to -- >> detective george harrigan of the st. johnsf's office was chosen to interview her. >> i asked her to start from the very beginning. >> go back to you wake up friday. tell me your day friday. >> it was just a normal, absolutely normal day. >> quinn said she had a facial at a local spa, went to yoga class and ran errands in her mercedes suv. when she returned home, she went up to the bedroom. >> i went up to my closet to change my clothes. he came in this way and said don't do anything stupid. i'm not here for you. >> and he's got a gun? >> he's got a gun and yellow gloves on. >> startled by the gunman, quinn screamed, but she was the only one home. her husband was at work, her kids in school. >> so he has a gun to my head and i mean i'm screaming bloody murder. >> how did she describe this guy? >> he was a sharpshooter or sniper in the albanian military. that he goes around doing these kind of jobs. she said that he had some type of foreign accent. >> the look on his face and the evil in his eyes, i was like, i'm dead. >> the gu

the construction site is close to fort st john a transportation hub along the alaska highway the town is booming. the dam project is filling the order books for local companies and providing thousands of jobs regional assemblyman dan davies says he was elected because he wholeheartedly backed the dam project even though his liberal party lost its majority in the province. i recognize that there are families that are going to be directly impacted by sightsee. you know and i understand they certainly have a different connection to this project than i would i was the one candidate that ram and a big piece of my campaign was to ensure that site c. was a go ahead i was the only candidate out of all the candidates that ran in the last election that had that as you know as part of the platform and i ended up i won in this riding you know with one of the biggest the biggest margin in the province of the when i door knocked over two thousand doors many of those here in fourteen john and i think out of out of all of those doors to people told me that they had you know and they were opposed to i

the construction site is close to fort st john a transportation hub along the alaska highway the town is booming. the dam project is filling the order books for local companies and providing thousands of jobs regional assemblyman dan davies says he was elected because he wholeheartedly backed the dam project even though his liberal party lost its majority in the province. i recognize that there are families that are going to be directly impacted by sightsee. you know and i understand they certainly have a different connection to this project than i would i was the one candidate that rahm and a big piece of my campaign was to ensure that site c. was a go ahead i was the only candidate out of all the candidates that ran in the last election that had that as you know as part of the platform and i ended up i won in this riding you know with one of the biggest the biggest margin in the province of a when i door knocked over two thousand doors many of those here in fourteen john and i think out of out of all of those doors two people told me that they had you know and they were opposed to i

is the husband of valerie chris president of the elder from st john and the president of general electric france cloud again not just the wife of their of a game form a human being minister together they are one of the most influential couples on the french right none of these relationships would probably have favored the issue being seriously addressed know them by the french state nor by the opposition is that why a commission of inquiry was never formed maybe no direct evidence but some questions remain. your dilemma is all oh it's just a dossier if it demoed asia. will. stop and it will bend u.c.l.a. it you'll see how many operate you made so bad yet you saw it to be you know is all saudi six is a commune talks on it it. is far from being an isolated case. other leading french companies in the energy sector are being prosecuted by america the other french nuclear giant river could soon find itself on the d.o.j. is radar another french company targeted by the us is extraterritorial judicial system becomes a threat to french industry. data the data is only shoot with data and. you have

their route to st john's rivals were also on the road again all more accurately on the rails the high speed express the beijing and where better to indulge in a few flashy training than on the train. and now for something completely different and now saying it's the longest manmade structure while an eye opening experience in more ways than one. we can be thankful we've come here we've seen the great wall of china one of the ones the world and the man i mean there is an experience you're never going to get . to get to know another culture as well in germany we can sometimes be a bit narrow minded overly focused on ourselves. instead they found the joiners always good for a surprise. pace to be flexible here. but while a bit of yoga is all well and good. the fans were really here for the football. the players julie obliged working up quite a sweat in the process fortunately relief was on hand and then that was the matter of the new shirts. at school like i said over there it's all about the comfortability for me because also. it's a different look you know we've always been blue and wh

, st. john is where the mayor lived and his family and you can imagine as more and more people are coming to flint and including african-americans migrants from the south and you'll only have two neighborhoods with very strict lines where they're allowed to live, you know, you can imagine how it's getting more tense, right, t getting crowded, it's getting more difficult for people to have good lives, you know, i mean, it was like impressive segregation was oppressive system to begin with but it was being pushed closer and closer to the point of crisis, the segregation in flint was, took this form oaf a lot of ways that many of you are familiar with, there's restrictive covenants, the deeds where you're not allowed to sell your house to anybody of -- who is african american, or a person of color, took the shape of federal lending policies for homes and insurance that were -- that maintained these lines, like you literally -- again, like you literally could not integrate a neighborhood if you're g

visitors to the reimagined st john takes mission in berlin come put their own chalk just to murals by five internationally known street artists with the help of mentioned reality the original art can be altered virtually class smartphone and i think it's interesting to have another point of view in which if you can know. the basics for example and you have you can you have no limits reimagine street art is held in cooperation with linux if a consumer electronics fan exhibition is divided among five galleries in central bolin and runs through september the twelfth. the. simple and meaningful that's how i would describe. the image of the german illustrator can be falling in several magazines in advertising and much more but not only the graphics are the essence of his work for him the message behind them are almost more important he's pretty good at getting the message across even when he usually only uses a few colors for his designs this also holds true for the following picture. breakthrough. this is the picture that made leonard gable famous a video released during the american elec

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st. john's college is committed with those admirable institutions and hillsdale takes no federal money therefore is impervious to the federaley demands to check off those various boxes but it is tough. the next step is homeschooling for college or get a tutor that yound find white male classic phd who cannot get hired because he doesn't do lesbian face paintings. [laughter] and have them take your child around to rome and the rest of the roman empire and they would probably learn more than most colleges today. >> i am michael myers so let's go beyond and this is the real problem from what my mentor called a failure of the human intellect. the past racism and exclusion that you can be inclusionary. so if you move beyond the protest the best and the brightest of the faculty the baddest and the brightest of these institutions is not the failure of the human intellect to tear down these prejudices and stereotypes because they make the decisions, the faculty and they are the best and the brightest. >> if we have discrimination going on those must be eradicated completely. i have asked many university

st. john's colleges are committed and are admirable institutions and there is always hillsdale but there is no federal money so they are impervious to the federal demands to check the various boxes but it is tough the next step is homeschooling for college or getting a tutor. you find a white male phd who cannot get hired because he isn't doing face paintings and have them take your child around to rome and the roman empire and will learn a lot more than in most colleges today. >> from the civil rights coalition let's go beyond the crybaby syndrome of what my mentor calls the failure of the human intellect and assume that the students of higher education can get past racism and discrimination that as the institution can be inclusionary you can hire people who have not been hired before without the double standards. so do you move beyond the protest analysis for the best and the brightest that the faculty assumes them selves to be the best and brightest of the trustees this is not a failure of the human intellect to do justice by cracking up or tearing down the stereotypes because they ma

from their homes in southern china after typhoon about it brought torrential rain to the city of st john's it's the twenty third typhoon to threaten china this year work has been suspended or more than. two hundred construction sites and dozens of emergency vessels are on standby well countries across southeast asia bracing for a super typhoon among good which is gathering strength near the northern philippines thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of the philippines main island luzon the typhoon is expected to make landfall on saturday with wind speeds of up to two hundred forty kilometers an hour it's expected to be the strongest of fifteen storms which hit the country this year. well meanwhile the east coast of the u.s. is starting to feel the effects of hurricane florence it's been downgraded to a category two hurricane but forecasters warn it could still cause catastrophic flooding across america's southeast posing a grave threat to life and property high winds and waves are already battery north carolina with thousands of power outages reported along the coast a

st. john's church, the walls of -- van lew mansion at code took heart,an lew crying give them liberty or give me death. mythe it to her to put the into its proper place and recover a sense of the real , a woman who lew we should remember not only for her intelligence gathering but for her intelligence and not only for her ability to conceal the truth but to tell it. >> [applause] >> i would be delighted to take questions. >> my father-in-law grew up in churchill, not far from the van lew mansion. i always heard the story about act, he would say that was not used to much. i thought that was how she got into prison to visit with the union troops. did play actn lew and there were times she there is herself and some evidence of a time she disguised herself and pretended to be someone else but i don't think she wanted to give the impression that she was crazy and it was much more her family connections and her play acting the role of a loyal confederate bruise that she was crazy. access toded her prisons. her access was never as great as the myth would have it and it is isortant to note, van

st. john's university and mba later on, but -- before joining the chamber in 1997. he was deputy assistant postmaster general of the united states. before that, vice president of development at fairfield university in connecticut. he also served 13 years as president of the american trucking association. mr. bradley is a native of the public, oklahoma and a graduate of georgetown university. before joining the chamber, he was president of policy solutions, a research analysis and advisory firm, and before that he spent 20 years on capitol hill. he worked for 2 house majority leader's, kevin mccarthy and eric cantor, and house republican roy blunt. while working on the hill, he was made to roll calls list top congressional staffers. again, thank you for coming. to mr. bradley, on his right, is a bear -- blair holmes. now the ground rules, we are on the record. no live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo in the breakfast ends at 10:00. we will email pictures from the breakfast to all of the reporters here as

st. paul, john can now say, i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race.e pipes of calling ♪ ♪ from glen to glen and down the mountain side ♪ ♪ the summer's gone and all the flowers falling ♪ ♪ it's you, it's you must go and i must bide ♪ ♪ but come ye back when summer's in the meadow ♪ ♪ and all the valley's hushed and white with snow ♪ ♪ i'll be here in sunshine or in shadow ♪ ♪ oh, danny boy, oh danny boy, i love you so ♪ ♪ and if you come when all the flowers are dying ♪ ♪ and i am dead, as dead i well may be ♪ ♪ please come and find the place where i am lying ♪ ♪ and kneel and say an ave there for me ♪ ♪ and i shall hear, though soft you tread above me ♪ ♪ and all my grave will warmer, sweeter be ♪ ♪ if you'll bend and tell me that you love me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ >> as jesus taught us so we now pray, our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our

st. paul, john can now say -- i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race.ers are falling ♪ ♪ it's you it's you must go and i must bide ♪ ♪ but come ye back when summer's in the meadow ♪ ♪ and all the valley's hushed and white with snow ♪ ♪ 'tis i'll be there in sunshine or in shadow ♪ ♪ oh danny boy oh danny boy i love you so ♪ ♪ and if you come when all the flowers are dying ♪ ♪ and i am dead as dead i well may be ♪ ♪ please come and find the place where i am lying ♪ ♪ and kneel and say an qave" -- "ave" there for me ♪ ♪ and i shall hear tho soft you tread above me ♪ ♪ and all my dreams will warm and sweeter be ♪ ♪ if you'll not fail to tell me that you love me ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ >>> assist geez taught us, so we now pray -- o we now pray - >>> as jesus taught us, so we now pray -- ♪ our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come ♪ ♪ thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven give us this day our daily bread ♪ as we forgive those who trespass against

st. paul, john can now say, i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race.e, john mccain. ♪ renee fleming: ♪ oh, danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling from glen to glen and down the mountainside the summer's gone and all the flowers are falling it is you, it is you must go and i must bide but come ye back when summer's in the meadow and all the valley's hushed and white with snow 'tis i'll be here in sunshine or in shadow oh, danny boy, oh, danny boy, i love you so and if you come when all the flowers are dying and i am dead, as dead i well may be please, come and find the place where i am lying and kneel and say an ave there for me and i shall hear the soft you tread above me and all my dreams will warm and sweeter be tell mere not there, that you love me then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me. ♪ >> as jesus taught us, we now pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is and heaven. -- in heaven. give us this day our daily brea

st. john's church and shouted give me liberty, or give me death, the walls of the van lew mention echoed. and elizabeth van lew's heart caught up the refrain and cried give them liberty or give me death. love for her family sustain her in her trials to her life." she said i had never known as lot noble a woman we owe it to her to put the myth and its proper context and to recover a sense of the real elizabeth van lew. a woman who we should remember not only for her intelligence gathering, but for her intelligence. and not only for her ability to conceal the truth, but for her ability to tell it.. [ applause ] my father-in-law grew up not very far away from the mansion and i've always heard the story. you say that that was how she got into the prison was to visit the troops by acting crazy. >> i think that van lew did play act and they were time she disguised herself and to put -- pretended to be someone else, but i don't think she wanted to give the impression that she was crazy. and it was much more, it was much more her family connections and her play acting the role of a loyal confeder

howard returned to her beloved wilson, north carolina, where she became an active member of st. john african-american methodist episcopal zion church which the church had just sell britted its 150th anniversary this past weekend and i had an opportunity to speak for that program. she led the christian education department. and the church honor roll to encourage academicence lens among the youth in her community. among other projects she founded youth enrichment program with my good friend, dr. joanne woodward in 1989, focusing the program on lasting scholarship, a commitment to the cultural heritage of african-americans and promoting the arts. mrs. howard's tireless work to enrich her community inspired dr. joanne woodward to create the sally b. howard school for the arts and education in wilson, naming the school in mrs. howard's honor. established in 1997, the sally be howard school for the arts and education is one of the schools in charter the state of north carolina and only chatter school in wilson county after it passed in 1987 to improve approved charter chools in our state.

st. john's colleges that are committed to the western canon are -- hillsdale takes no money and inimpervious to federal demand checking boxes but it's tough. it's really tough. think the next step has to be home-schooling for college of getting a tutor, like we used have with the grand tour. find some white male classics ph.d who can't get hired because he is not doing lesbian vase-paintings, and have him take your child around to rome and the rest of the roman empire and he would learn more than in mose colleges. >> i'm president of the civil right coalition. let's go beyond the cry baby sin from address the real problem woof my mentor called the failure of the human intellect. let's assume that our institutions higher education are not perfect, there are past racism, discrimination, i ex- -- you can hire people who have not been hired before because of race or sex. so, i wonder if you will move beyond the protest analysis and see this as the best and the brightest of the faculties assume they are, the best and brightest of mes a mr.ors energy best and brightsovers the trustees and the best

republican sources on capitol hill are calling this a home run pick, st. johne is smart, principled, and no-nonsense. mccain's wife cindy quickly enjoys the joys on twitter. he's a great tribute that he can go back onto public service to help the state of arizona. the arizona governor says kyle is the best possible person. >> there is far too much work before the senate. work that is important and consequential to our state and our nation. work that demands immediate attention. it is not the time for newcomers and now is not the time for on-the-job training. >> jon kyl a 76 years old and retired from the senate in 2016 after serving three terms. kyl has served as a so-called sherbrooke for judge kavanaugh, escorting him and introducing them to senators in recent months. and soon kyl will be voting on kavanaugh's confirmation. so far, kyl says he's only committed to feeling mccain's seat until the new year. >> the governor asked me to serve for the remainder of the term and he's made some very convincing points. i have committed to serving at least through the s

dujardin was riding mount st john freestyle, her new horse, after the retirement of valegro in decemberomorrow, the showdown that's being called the fight of the century takes place in las vegas. it's gennady golovkin against, saul ‘canelo' alvarez, in a world middleweight championship rematch, but can it live up to the hype? former world heavyweight champion david hayejoins us now. hi david. what makes this one so important and special? you have two guys who are so young. the fighter canelo is 27, he is so fresh and has so much skills are the only fight has ever lost is against floyd mayweather on points. he is undefeated and has such heavy hands, they will both go at him. there has been some extra spice in this particularfight, been some extra spice in this particular fight, canelo got a six—month drug ban for two failed test, so this has added some controversy and drama to what was in the first fight a very gentlemanly affair. it has got quite bitter in the past few months after that first rematch was consul because of the drug rematch was consul because of the d rug test rematch was

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met with constituents at tigertown pizza in st. john, toured the golden belt feeders in stafford county, met with constituents at cars auto electric, visited the overly coop, spent a day in greensburg at a museum, the school, the senior center, the art studio and the media center. discussed the farm bill and several other issues relate to -- related to our agriculture community as i went to several county farm bureau meetings. spoke with wichita rotary club and toured the aviation manufacturing facility. i travel home to kansas every week and during the district work period to hear from constituents. even though there's more work to do, my latest district work made it clear as i spent time in the district that individuals, families and small businesses across our state and country are better off now. from our economy standpoint, the numbers really speak for themselves. the unemployment rate is at an 18-year low at 3.9%. youth unemployment is at the lowest level in 52 years. female unemployment is at the lowest level in 65 years. black a

st. paul, john can now say i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race.e summer's gone and all the flowers are falling ♪ ♪ tis you tis you must go and i must bide ♪ ♪ but come ye back when summer's in the meadow ♪ ♪ and all the valley's hushed and white with snow ♪ ♪ 'tis i'll be here in sunshine or in shadow ♪ oh danny boy ♪ ♪ oh danny boy ♪ i love you so ♪ and if you come when all the flowers are dying ♪ ♪ and i am dead ♪ as dead i well may be ♪ please come and find the place where i am lie iying ♪ ♪ and kneel and say an "ave" there for me ♪ ♪ and i shall hear ♪ though soft you tread above me ♪ ♪ and all my dreams will warm and sweeter be ♪ ♪ if you'll not fail to tell me that you love me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ ♪ then i shall sleep in peace until you come to me ♪ >> as jesus taught us, so we now pray. our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come. thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespass. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us

st. john's we see me people, in proper documents.lways try to fix the birthdates or allow them to resume a normal life once they are settled and candid there's many bureaucratic and documentary problems from the countries that they fled. answer may be a question for you is just, in terms of obligations to let canadians settle into canada and become established, do you think that what we are doing at the irb to ensure that that a fair hearing once they get to that stage in the process can needs to be changed in summer or is it irb function properly in this regard? >> i think the irb is pretty high standard in order with the car to refugee determinations. as osgood to be room for improvement i think the biggest barrier with regards to what the committee is concerned about today is the fact the irb needs me or sources to build operate and a fast and efficient manner. and to do their job in a way that's not leaving a lot of peoples lives in limbo. it's not just the government that has to be concerned about the cost of having people wait

st. louis postdispatch," rick kline at abc, john gizzy and then down here in the corner and then karen. so let's start with chuck. chuck: thank you, congressman, for doing this. ann wagner in suburban st. louis was considered going into the cycle pretty safe but her opponent released a poll showing him ahead in that district. and there are public polls now showing president trump's approval ratings going down in missouri. i'm wondering, what are you telling them? -- what are you telling veterans? are you aware that you have members who may not be ready for what is coming? mr. stivers: well, i was at dinner with ann wagner yesterday and she's a pro. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said she's got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that this one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv,

st. john's in the to ours our response present challenge and we have to look at our provincial and makeenous governments to sure those rollout as quickly as possible. in terms of the situation garnering the most attention, which is the situation in , it has been a long-standing challenge in toronto that half the people in the shelter system our children. this is true for long-term populations and multigenerational families that it is for immigrant refugee families. those inhill -- have the system have been children. with the shelter system currently housing the refugee and asylum claims and migrants and immigrants, when you go up , what you see our building solar children. this image and the stereotype of a single person crossing the meme we saw on social media recently, it is false. it is not the experience of what we are seeing. we need to figure out a strategy of how we house these families effectively. the problem to set up a system the triage is entry whether it's a regular point of entry or border crossing and move families into housing and not shelters that support them with dollars t

st. helena, john ramos, kpix5. >>> hundreds of people turned out for labor day protests on both sides of the bay. in oakland healthcare workers marched against kaiser permanente's plans for outsourcing jobs while in san francisco hotel workers tried to put pressure on marr as contract negotiations have stalled. at one point a couple dozen protesters sat in the middle of powell street on top of the cable car tracks. they were arrested after shutting down the normally busy streunion are demanding wages that can meet their cost of living. st profitable hotel company in the world, that iott says in a statement: >> what you see unfortunately too often at marriotts across the country and here in san francisco is that you can work full time at marriott and still not make enough to get by. too many of these workers are working two, sometimes three full-time jobs and when you're working for the most profitable hotel company in the world, that's unacceptable. >> marriott says in a statement, "marriott international has longstanding and productive relationships with unite here and is negotiating in

forward.a knuckle strate see moving forward.r knuckle st see moving forward.e knuckle st see moving forward. >> john brennan was on morning show and asked about this kind of criticism and how it reflects the dysfunction of national security. >> if you were briefing an american president on this american president, what would be the top line of your psychological profile? >> that as we anticipated, this individual is going to be facing increasing pressure from within and that the walls are collapsing around. his mercurial and reckless nature might lead him to do something rash. >> it's very clear to all of you that the president has really upset the national security team and the foreign policy team in a lot of ways. not just the justice department and others but ruth marcus, we see he's praising kim jong-un at the same time the justice department is indicting north korea for its hacking attacks against sony and other global hacking attacks. the putin issue. we've seen a lot of this dysfunction. what does it say to you? >> the reaction to this op-ed is ill lou-- because it's so reenforces everything

. >> reporter: after today's meeting, whi house chief of staff john kelly took the unusual st walking rosenstein outside and shaking hands in view of the cameras. it's an unsettled time here.ro nstein's future is in doubt and there are growing signs that torney general jeff sessions will step down after the november elections. pete williams, nbc news at the justice department. >> let's bring in our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. you have rosenstein to the white house and kavanaugh on the hill and i used the term split screen earlier another one. a ig day on thursday with big risks and maybe rewards for president trump. on judge kavanaugh court battles can be a motivating factor. if he can hang onto the nomination that may come into play but on thursdahey found christine blasey ford credible, that could hurt. it is basically all risk. that is why you're seeing even some of the present's closest allies saying hey, hold off. don'do anything here. >> all right. thank you. good to have you here. >>> president trump is in new york toght ead of his speech tomorrow before the

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. >> reporter: john is one of the 12 molested in st. martin in the 70s. he says when he reported it as an adult, they simply turned a blind eye. >> they were not writing anything down. they were not recording anything. they announced a need for the reform and that's the allegations of sexual abuse and that includes talking to clerical sexual abuse victims and releasing the names of the priests that abused the minors and using a former fbi executive's firm to do a search and how the church handled them. >> what took so long. i would have loved for something to come out back then. i would have prayed for it. >> reporter: although he stands by the religion, he cannot say the same for those leading the church. >> i have doubt that they will provide all of the information that they say that they have. as much as i am a practicing catholic, you have to allow them to come clean. >> reporter: the bishop says that they may release more names after investigation. we reached out to an oakland diocese, and they have not decided if they're going release any names. >>>

st. lawrence spillway. john taft has walked every mile. did you go to murray bay as a kid?life starting with my first isthday in quÉbec, which where president taft built a summer home. tom: a simple one. >> and talked about the morning air like champagne, fresh, crisp. he loved it there. tom: you have lived of this. you have been to niagara falls. with in been living minnesota. i want you to explain to our audience what happens if canada walks away from nafta. nott is a major issue, just canada, the united states. canada is the single largest trading partner for businesses in the state of minnesota. there is a business lobby back home that is extremely concerned. tom: you and i have something in there is something about , iing on the northern border think so much of this debate over nafta is sanitized with people in texas who live on the mexican border, or people like you have lived on the canadian border. it has become sanitized. >> it has. what we are experiencing in the southwestern united states, the canadians are experiencing in the northeastern part of the country, qu

st. louis abc-dispatch, rick klein at john gizzy and then down here in , the corner and then karen. let's start with chuck. >> thank you, congressman, for doing this. ann wagner in suburban st. louis , it represents a district that was considered going into the cycle, pretty safe. are public polls showing that president trump's approval ratings are going down in missouri. what are you telling veterans like that, to be a world. are you worried they have members who may not be ready for whatever is coming in november? andours at dinner with wagner yesterday, and she is a pro. it may be clear. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said, she has got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv, by the way, for a couple weeks. her internal staffer is

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john maguire is at st katherine's docks in london where they'll unveil maiden today.people's lives. the last time maiden sailed out of the hamble boatyard after a major refit, she was about to circumnavigate the globe and become a record breaker. her all—female crew was the first to complete the whitbread round—the—world yacht race, and her skipper, tracy edwards, became a household name. that was 1990. then last year, tracy discovered maiden was abandoned in the seychelles, and made plans to bring her back to life. since then, she has been made ready for a new global adventure, this time, a three—year voyage working with charities to raise awareness of education for girls. the full—time crew will have guest skippers, some of the best sailors in the world. dee caffari has just returned from the volvo ocean race. i kind of grew up with pictures of this yacht doing the whitbread round—the—world race, and now coming back from this edition of the volvo ocean race, to tracy saying can you help me out? it was lovely to be part of this group of girls, with this three—year pr