he was, like, did you hit giancarlo stanton i was, like, yes. >> it is kind of a big deal.a red sox fan. he is a braves fan. >> after that encounter, he left fenway and just went to a bar. >> good for you, bro. >> giancarlo by the way just waved to him and smiled. >>> a new study says your smartphone is causing sadness for your dog. >> researchers say your pooch may become more anxious or suffer depression if you pay attention to your phone more than them. same thing goes for spouses by the way. >> yeah, that's true. >> the study says dogs read body language, eye contact and eye contact. if you are on your phone, dogs think we're not interested in them. cats don't care as much. that's because they are all jerks. >> we love cats. >> do we? >>> in connecticut, a lawyer is till taking cases nearly seven decades on the job. >> warren katz is 99 and works as a public defender with no plans to retire. he says he'll leave when they carry him out of there. >> he uses the phone rather than using computers and that that develops good working relationships. he says he is persuasive an

stanton school in philadelphia. [applause] students, you are the ambassadors here, you are representing not only your school, not only your family and community, but students across the commonwealth of philadelphia. you have an opportunity to express, your concerns to gubernatorial candidates. i know the candidates are excited to hear from you. as they say in show business, let the show began. i would like to introduce your host. [applause] >> thank you, beth, governor rendell, and the rendell center for sponsoring this forum. i want to thank governor wolf and senator wagner for joining us here today. and the moderator. thank you for joining us this morning, and thank you to your teachers and your support staff as well who are here. thank you for participating in this forum and making sure your voices are heard. students have a critical perspective on the important issues facing our state. the issues we face today, and the ways we respond have a profound impact on their futures. in the school district of philadelphi

stanton makes a lot money. go get good at sports. thre -- this is the fortnite champion. he makes three million bucks a month. i'm like, "now what do you do?" so, now i ripped the fortnite out of the wall. okay? 'cause you lose it as a parent. >> like, i don't know how to do it. there's no -- it's out of the wall, it's in the garage. but then you bring it back in play, because you can use them as, like, yard workers. >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> i need you to pull weeds. now i use it as leverage. dad needs -- can you get dad a coke? can you go get dad a cup of coffee? so you can earn fortnite time. so i kind of use it back on them. >> seth: gotcha. >> does that make sense? >> seth: yes, yes, yes. >> what's unbelievable too, is like, you know, friday, saturday night when we were growing up, you go out with friends and stuff like that. my sons are downstairs, 16 and 15. they're downstairs. they got the headset on. i'm like, "are you guys going to go out tonight? is there girls you want to talk to, maybe some buddies?" he's like "no, we got

stanton samenow:"it was about power. it was about control. this is about a buildup of the self.his is about being able to baffle others. it's about a conquest, or a series of conquests." (pam) continuing our coverage... a prominent bay area politician is speaking out about the threats against democrats across the country. congresswoman jackie speier says, the threats are disturbing.and kron 4's charles clifford explains why she is also calling out president trump. well, congresswoman jackie speier says that she and her staff are taking extra precautions in light of suspicous devices being sent to other high profile democrats. she also says that president donald trump's rhetoric isn't helping solve this problem and that he needs to change his tone.sotall of us are frightened and concerned.congresswoman jackie speier says that the discovery of suspicous devices being sent to promimnent democrats has left her and her congressional collegues shaken. sotthere's a fear now to stand up and speak your mind because of the downside of individuals who are probably not mentally sta

elizabeth k stanton and susan b said, please stop telling us to wait our turn. if we don't get this now we will oppose these amendments. so, big rift, set the suffrage movement back because they were fighting with each other. and by the end of the 19th century, the two groups did recognize, literally with the next generation. but it was a tentative peace, and they agreed to pursue a state-by-state strategy for suffrage and let the federal amendment language -- languish. the idea was that if enough states passed suffrage a federal amendment would be inevitable. state-by-state organizing is incredibly hard and it's expensive and you need an state,ation and every and in some states you need a referendum, and in some states you have to pass it by two successive legislature, and it was slow going and the people voting on a were men. so the state-by-state strategy and the internal rift really slowed the american suffrage movement down. by the beginning of the 20th century, stanton and anthony were dead, the leaders were carried chat and anna shaw -- and anna shaw, but

rachel stanton has more.escuers in nepal retrieved the bodies of nine climbers killed on mount gurja. they are trying to piece together what led to this accident. the expedition set off on the seventh of october. organisers raised the alarm after losing contact with the group for 2h hours. translation: there were four nepalis and five koreans. in all, there were nine people. this is the latest so far. it took a helicopter several trips to bring the bodies down from the camp. they were then taken to a hospital in kathmandu. families can be seen waiting outside. nepal is home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including mount everest, and the autumn climbing season is now at its peak. income from foreign climbers is a major source of revenue for the country. the accident is believed to have happened late thursday or friday, but there are no surviving witnesses. rachel stanton, bbc news. the to the story. the two spoke by phone or the saudi arabian to discuss the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. than

of stanton, he carried nothing for the feelings of others. it was more pleasant for him to disappointing gratify. you think as i do say that lincoln gained influence by making him feel it was a wizard to serve him. -- a pleasure to serve him. in distressed him to disappoint others. and he goes on to your buddy stanton. hancock,'s genial disposition made him friends. it won the confidence of troops serving other him. he refers to this genial disposition. the way to interact with people. grant was not the most personable or open sort of guy, that unit was a harsh -- but neither was he harsh. he said he makes friends of those under him by his iteration and he possesses a clear possession of taking the situation in which he is placed at any given time. meade was subordinate to his superiors, a complement. grant practiced that himself as a related to abraham lincoln. his criticisms are often complex, but most complexes of meade. his first idea was to take an idea of the lay of the ground. sometimes he wanted to meet afterwards, which is kind of sh

by the beginning of the 20th century, stanton and anthony were both dead. the leaders were carrie chat and anna shaw, not the firebreathing dragons that stanton and anthony were. there was not the same charismatic leadership. carrie had been in england for a while and came back and said the american movement bored its adherents and appalled its opponents, not where you want to be is a popular political movement. meanwhile, over in england they did also have a slow and steady color within the lines of suffrage movement, but then they had emmaline pinkers. emmaline pinkers and her daughters started a much more militant wing of the suffrage movement. the american movement had nothing on the brits. british women were routinely breaking windows, setting fires, at they tried to bomb the prime one point, minister's house, they were not messing around. nothing the american women did ever broke the law. the british movement intentionally broke the law as a tactic for getting attention. by the way, the word is suffragist, the british movement , particularly one arm w

giancarlo stanton's monster shot.. >> are those team-issued goggles? >> they are. i think that celebration has just jumped the shark a little bit. it used to be a spontaneous thing. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, october 4th. 6:00 here in new york. we start with breaking news. moments ago, the fbi report on brett kavanaugh is now in the hands of the senate judiciary committee. two hours from now, senators will begin reading the highly anticipated report and findings. the white house confirming overnight it also has received the report. "the wall street journal" reports officials say there is no corroboration of christine blasey ford's allegations in it. one major question is how thorough was the fbi's probe? "the washington post" reports the scope was curtailed by the white house despite president trump claiming otherwise. the paper

giancarlo stanton with a no doubter. game one of the alds is tomorrow night on tbs. tbs starts the post season at 2:00 with the indians and astros. >> it would be a game if it was arriva rivalry. >>> honda pumping $3 billion into gm. the goal is build a driverless car and sell it worldwide. more on cnn business next. as yo. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use your smartphone to text the keyword on the screen to 20-20-20. scientific research on cognigrape, a sicilian red wine extract in forebrain's memorysafe blend, suggests not only sharper recall, but also improved executive function and faster information processing. your opportunity to get into harvard may be gone, but it's not too late to experience a brain boost formulated by some of their

imagine they did it in stanton making objects move with a laser beam without touching them in a t.v. series they call it the tractor beams on you can't believe. it isn't science fiction anymore at least on a macroscopic level. one of the three winners of the novel prize in physics after ashkan invented a laser light trap known as optical tweezers. it works like a ping pong ball overhead dryer. a lens focuses the laser creating a spot of high light intensity particles are drawn to that point and tell them place the optical tweezers cantrip virus's speck tyria or other very small living objects without damaging them. the first part of the prize with to the optical pieces been extremely important for measuring small forces on individual molecules small objects and this is very very interesting in biology to understand how things like muscle tissue works lasers also fascinated donna strickland along with her mentor. she won the other half of the nobel prize for physics they invented a new method for creating ultra short high intensity laser beams called sharp pulse amplification the tech

to stanton and anthony at that point it was put us in order you can have your country back. douglas didn't have choice. it's one of those moments of his life he has to make decisions and choices about this political issue or that, this strategy or that. >> whited british supporters help him? >> he spends 1845 to 47 about 18 or 19 months when he's still in his 20s a huge turning point in his life. his british friends begin to realize first there were a lot of friends who tried to coax him into debating tuesday in engla england. he thought about it it's clear there are some letters that he couldn't. the idea that he was going to move to sort of richardson sisters from newcastle led the effort to raise the money and get all the negotiations and letterwriting and bought his freedom for $730 douglas wouldn't return to the united states until he had the official document in his hand that he was free. the other person answer is a terrace on the ends were very strict moralists and they said to purchassentto purchase the fe complicitous. she was thank you very much i will take my fre

john carlos tantkar l giancarlo stanton with a mammoth blast. here's bob melvin. >> it's disappointing. when you reflect back and look where we started the year, kind of where we came from, you know, it ends up being a good year, but it doesn't feel good right now. >> understandably. sharks open the season tonight with high expectations, not realized against anaheim. eric carlson, his debut. sharks gave up a goal in the opening minute. check out this great move. this ties it at 1-1. second period. ducks on the power play. hurdle with the steal! and the incredible individual effort. see you later. 2-1, sharks. ducks tie it up moments later. oh, what a soft goal given up. sharks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excited to get it going, as well. that will help us tart the game, even though it didn't start like we wanted. it's the first one. >> abc 7 sports. a's lose, sharks lose. that's all. >> this is long distance with the best wifi experience long-dista

he and edwin stanton had been best friends. stanton led him $500 to begin his law practice and studies. he was a delegate to the 1860 democratic convention, spoke out against the war frequently. in mount vernon, ohio, he spoke out against the war for two hours. there's a lot of bad things you can say in two hours. he concluded that he wanted people to exercise their right to vote, in order to hurl king lincoln from his throne. a few days later he was arrested at his home in dayton, tried by . military commission his punishment, oddly, was to be put into exile. he liked the confederate cause so much, he could join the confederacy. so they sent him to the south. he didn't like it much there. he broke the union blockade and escaped to bring me to, to nova scotia, ontario. he won the democratic nomination for the ohio governorship, which he lost, but came back by 1864 and continued his practice speaking against the government in ohio. evenress in the north was upset, and they excoriated the government for doing this to this man. th

inbound suitland parkway at stanton road, left lane blocked by a stalled vehicle. 27 no problem. top of the beltway, you can see those delays, going about 36 miles per hour. inbound on 66 is fine. 95 north quantico to the beltway, 41 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fmhen you hopn your car. >> melissa, thank you. >>> metro riders are getting credit backn their accounts. the transit agency promised to refund yourcc smart tripnt when the system is more than 15 minutes late. since the programegan this year, metro has refunded riders nearly $1 million. that is well below the $2.5 million they budgeted. now metro wants to raise the bar because it say service i improvint starting nexear, metro plans to reimburse you twhen the trais are ten minutes late. > someone is waking up knowing they're a billionaire. >> somebody in south carolina won tuesday's37 massive $1 billion mega millions jackpot. you know what, we may never know who that person is. south carolina is one of seven states that allows the winner to remain anonymous. kind of hard to do though when you become tha

boston opened up a 4-0 in the ninth, giancarlo stanton representing the tying run against kimbrel would strike out swinging. bases full. yankees season on the line. gary sanchez drives one deep to left. it stays in the park. tegs is a one-run game sacrifice. eduardo nunes with the throw the to first bare will i beats torres by inches. the red sox eliminate the yankees and hang on to win and will face the astros in the a lp ds. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> what a nail biter. >> that's our report. >> right now, ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." rescuers work desperately to free a guy wedged between -- >> the platform and the train. >> how he wound up in one weird predicament. >> like a disappearing trick but the trick was on him. ♪ >>> it's daddy/daughter lip sync battle. >> it getting millions of views. >> how the video is playing with maroon 5. >>> gravity defying moves on the nitro circus tour. >> doing the best tricks competition. >> see which one takes the trophy. >> it's pretty spectacular. >>> and a little cutie with a bi

he and stanton had been good friends. stanton loaned him money for his studies. he spoke out against the war frequently, and in mt. vernon, ohio, he spoke out against the war for two hours. there is a lot of bad things you can say about the president and the war effort in two hours. at the end, he concluded by saying that he wanted people to exercise their right to vote in an attempt to hurl the king from his throne. he was tried, even though he was a civilian, by a military commission. his punishment, oddly enough, was to be put into exile. if you love the confederacy cause so much, go ahead and live with the confederacy. they sent him to the south. he didn't like it much there. he broke a union blockade and escaped to bermuda. from bermuda he went to nova scotia. from nova scotia he went to ontario. he came back by 1864. he took up his practice of talking against the government in ohio. the press, even press in the north, was very upset about what had happened and they excoriate the government for doing this to this man. there were a lot more prosecutions and w

boston opened up a 4-0 in the ninth, giancarlo stanton representing the tying run against kimbrel wouldinging. bases full. yankees season on the line. gary sanchez drives one deep to left. it stays in the park. tegs is a one-run game sacrifice. eduardo nunes with the throw the to first bare will i beats

they call it stanton standards. >> we provide lasting memories for families with loved one with terminal illness. >> she said i would like to go to dinner one more time. >> reporter: they partner with southern cafe wednesday. a dinner and tribute from the people closest to her. >> people only tell these stories like that at funerals, for you to tell someone the story before the time has passed it means so much to her. >> she is like i have not felt so appreciated and celebrated in so long. >> reporter: now, on a mission to raise money on their web site for a second patient. a mother with advanced ovarian cancer who has time running out. >> we are looking forward to doing what we can for her in the next coming weeks. >> they know how important a lasting memory is. >> reporter: back to you. >> you were just saying sometimes the smallest effort leads to the biggest memory. >> amazing what a dinner can do to brighten someone's day or more than that. >>> we are talking about temperatures tonight that are getting kind of chilly compared to the last couple of nights. lows in the middle 60s. hum

the ball hit stanton as he was rounding the bases. a surprised stanton smiled and saluted the fan. >> come on. >> no one was injured. that's the good thing. >> it's still a home run. he was fine. >> and i hear the guy who threw it is actually a braves fan. he just happened to be at the game but he got out before security could find him. >>> coming up, we have new allegations against soccer superstar ronaldo, a woman accusing him of sexual assault at a las vegas hotel nearly a decade ago. what he is saying now. whoa. this looks worse than i thought. mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. aarp medicare plans, take a moment to unwrap and unwind with lindor a milk chocolate shell with a smooth, melting center craf

i'm the stanton arsenal that requesting that the location be given a rule to know what do you think should have axed. well i don't even i don't even know i mean you know turkey keeps telling us they have already you know in video tape of the first they said already you had video now they say audio they claimed that pompei of the secretary of state of the us heard it he said no. nobody has come forth with this audiotape the how how they could not know again talk about cause disability how they could not know where the body is because they gave it to a third party in turkey i mean. the whole thing smells you know what probably happened what we heard originally through the grapevine they probably chopped off gotten out of boxes and disintegrated the body with acid or shipped it off to saudi arabia who knows i don't think we're ever going to see that body those remains i severely doubt it it's a horrible horrible thing but from a u.s. standpoint it's not enough to sever relations with the country that we need to work with against iran i mean it is improved in politics as in this case and you k

>> reporter: well, jim, i can tell you, we a o here stanton road, where this 14-year-old was shot and wounded earlier this evening. i want to show ys wha happening here right now. you can see that officers are still here on scene collecting evidence. you can see thes brown b there on the sidewalk and all the evidence markers that are here. at last check, thige tee remained in the hospital undergoing surgery. now, we want to sho you some video of some evidence there on the sidewalk from this shooting scene earlier today. it appeared to be clothing. now, police placed markers there and they wereo searching for shell casings. the teen was shot more than oine he upper body, just around 8:00 this evening. he was conscio and breathing when he was taken to the hospital, but then i'm toldhat his condition did deteriorate and now he is in surgery. police tell me had been at some sports practice earlier today, but it's not clearf he was returning from that practice when he was shot. ther have been a number of young people shot and killed, shot and injured in shootingsyen d.c. this . >> it's ver

three hundred million dollars with japanese clothing brad unico and new york yankees star john carlos stanton had agreed to a thirteen year contract worth three hundred twenty five million dollars when he was previously with the miami marlins brentford kilian and was back in his hometown for the first time since helping france win the world cup in russia was one of the stars of the tournaments and his success has made him a hero in the place he grew up there are has more from the paris suburb of bondi. thousands of fans waited for hours in bondi to see the paris suburbs most famous son and when he arrived well cup when i came in and did not disappoint i the nineteen year old paris strike i'm a young players at his first club he said it was an emotional homecoming. it's a magical moment it's very emotional for me to come back to the town where i grew up i did everything here so to come back as world champion is the greatest gift. unemployment's high in bondi many young people say there are a few opportunities but there's a strong sense of community and in bapi success is a source of pride ever

three hundred million dollars with japanese clothing brad unico and new york yankees star john carlos stanton had agreed a thirteen year contract worth three hundred and twenty five million dollars when he was previously with the miami marlins. brentford kilian and bobby was back in his hometown for the first time since helping france when the world cup in russia was one of the stars of the tournaments and his success has made him a hero in the place he grew up its national butler has more from the paris suburb of bondi thousands of fans waited for hours in bondi to see the paris suburbs most famous son and when he arrived well cup when i came in but i did not disappoint i the nineteen year old paris strike i'm a young players at his first club he said it was an emotional homecoming. it's a magical moment it's very emotional for me to come back to the town where i grew up i did everything here so to come back as world champion is the greatest gift. unemployment's high in bondi many young people say there are a few opportunities but there's a strong sense of community and impact a success is a

and to finish it offarlo stanton with this huge blast into the left field stands. and that put theag division ser date with their arch-rival the red sox in boston on friday night. >>> all right, bill, good morning. how are we looking for the weekend? >> extreme. depends where you are. it could be snowing in some spots and then rainy and humid others. the big, big dip in the jet stream is what's responsible for this. very unusual this time of year to go all the way down to southern arizona. it's keeping all the warm air in the east with the summer-like highs. in the west we have cooler air. in between flood risk developing especially heavy rain over the weekend and even into the beginning of next week. some areas have the potential here already predicting up to seven inches of rainfall the next five days. watch out oklahoma and kansas especially for flooding by the end of the weekend into next f . much cooler behind the front. that's a look at your thursday forecast. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> fast-forwarding into thursday. os angeles courtroom, where he wil

police fou him shot to death in southeast on stanton road. his family said he'd gone to buy a soda at a corner store and never came home. today, officers arrested 17-year-old elijah jarmon. he'sharged as an adult with first degree murder. pinckney had just graduated with high school last spring. he was part of horton's kids, the program helps students graduate high school andrepare for college. >>> happening tonight, an annual leicht cgemony to recognizele fear leadership in the fight against domestic violence. it's the fifth year furple light night in prince george's county. the sherf's department shared information and resources with the community. the department also handed out purple lights to s night during domestic violence awareness month. sheriff melvin high says the number of homicides related to domestic violence in prince george's county is decreasing. >> we have to have that tough goal for ourselves, and that touch goal isnc zeroents. so, we continue to make strides and one year, we'll get there. >> you can find what you need to k

stanton has a mammoth shot down the left field line at yankee stadium. 443 feet which is a while moment-- well moment. the got the corks popping went to yankees winning. they will go to boston. bob allen assesses the situation. >> you know what is going to be loud. it is yankees stadium. sometimes it is difficult to overcome it. i thought the bats would get better and we will get back but we didn't. >> debate are in need a pick me up. shocks do not provide. it has to get a lot better for san jose. they were ready to light up the tank with some big, new stars. they were down to the next 1-0. evander kane gets the contract extension and here is a spectacular. is 1-1 inch san jose takes a 2- 1 week against the ducks. there you go. there are four unanswered goals and there is a shot past martin who cannot believe it. 5-to is the final and the sharks hit the road. going to take on the kings in la on friday. struck the nba championship -- the warriors one but they were lost in the shuffle. they had a whole lot injuries, toward the latter part of the season. again this year. have to be concern

took game one of their american league division series pitcher chris sale struck out john carlos stanton and finished with eight strikeouts j.d. martinez hit a three run homer as boston took a three to nothing lead in the bottom of the first yankees loaded the bases in the six on seventh to cut the deficit but it wasn't enough as the red sox won the opening game five to four game two of the best of five series is on saturday. for the world series champions the houston astros down the cleveland indians sevens it's so embarrassing league division series opener the astros four runs wild pitcher just involve on the got a standing ovation from the crowd for carrying a known head into the sixth inning mark marquez will start from pole position on sunday at the highland moto g.p. but he won't be competing against jorge lorenzo his countryman has pulled out after his nasty crash in practice on friday the ducati rider was lucky to escape with just a hairline fracture to his wrist considering how much damage was done to his bike here he was already struggling with a dislocated toe and a broken bon

hundred million dollars with japanese clothing brand new nick lowe and baseball superstar john carlos stanton is four years into a thirteen year contract worth three hundred twenty five million dollars with the new york yankees french forward was back in his hometown for the first time since helping france win the world cup in russia was one of the stars of the tournaments in his success has made him a hero in the place he grew up as he has more from the paris suburb of bondi. thousands of fans waited for hours in bondi to see the paris suburbs most famous son and when he arrived well cup when i came in but they did not disappoint i the nineteen year old paris strike i'm a young players at his first club he said it was an emotional homecoming. it's a magical moment it's very emotional for me to come back to the town where i grew up i did everything here so to come back as world champion is the greatest gift. unemployment's high in bondi many young people say there are a few opportunities but there's a strong sense of community and in bapi success is a source of pride everything. it's great th

sox who took game one of their american league division series picture chris sale struck out junk stanton and finished with eight strikeouts j.d. martinez it's a three run homer as boston took a three to nothing lead in the bottom of the first the yankees loaded that basis in the six and seventh to cut the deficit but it wasn't enough as the red sox won the opening game five to four game to the best of five series is on saturday. the world series champions the houston astros down the cleveland indians seven to two in their american league division series opener the astros hit four home runs while picture justin verlander got a standing ovation from the crowd for carrying a non hitter into the six and then. over in the national league division series the l.a. dodgers got a second straight playoff shutout over the atlanta braves money machado hits a two run homer of the bottom of the first. and clayton kershaw three eight scoreless innings in this three nothing when. the milwaukee brewers have taken a two nothing lead in their national league division series over the colorado rockies the bi

series and it was the red sox stalls who delivered a win pitcher chris isles struck out john carlos stanton and finished with eight strikeouts. j.d. martinez had a three run homer boston took a three nothing lead in the bottom of the focus yankees loaded the bases going to six and seven to cut the deficit but it wasn't enough as the red sox won the opening game following a full game to the best of seven series is on saturday night live world series champions the houston astros down the cave in indian seventy two in their american league division series opener the astros hit four home runs while pitching just in the munda got a standing ovation from the crowd for carrying a known his into the six inning. over the national league division series the l.a. dodgers got a second straight playoff shutout idli atlanta braves money shot to hit a two run homer at the bottom of the first in quite an kushal through eight school this innings in this three nothing when. the milwaukee brewers have taken a two nothing lead in the national me division series over the colorado rockies the birds mike has stuc

theresa may stanton says austerity is coming to an end.200 per month could be lost for some people. and her work and pensions secretary, esther mcvey, comes out and says we have made tough decisions and some people will be worse. that has not been the downing street line up until now. it makes you wonder whether they might give some gardeners. there is a lot of philip hammond has on his balance sheets. whether it is the 20 billion from the nhs. now who will pay this extra 2 billion cut by george osborne from universal credit? it is very hard to see how he could swear that without having some tax rises. then again, we may end up, i think, with quite a slimmer budget, a barebones thing to carry us slimmer budget, a barebones thing to carry us through, because we really are in an unpredictable economic situation when it comes to brexit. it is difficult for the chancellor to prepare something that doesn't ta ke to prepare something that doesn't take the next six months into account. is worried about brexit. is one of the most passionate voices

. >> giancarlo stanton hits a home run.nd he gets his by his own home run ball. >> the fan who caught it threw it back and hit stanton. >> i'm a red sox fan and i love everything about that story. >> pretty good arm. sign him up. >> when he started to leave the stadium, he was stopped by a security guard. >> he's got a good arm. i know that's not the main point. his arm is like a firearm. he's got a pistol. >> good arm, sorry. >>> the supreme court begins a new term today with eight justices while the fbi investigates sexual misconduct allegations against high court nominee brett kavanaugh so far, the fbi has spoken to one of kavanaugh's three accusers. kavanaugh says he never assaulted anyone. >> in a memo the outside counsel hired to interrogate christine blasey ford argues no reasonable prosecutor would bring criminal charges based on her testimony. rachel mitchell lists nine apparent weaknesses citing inconsistencies and blasmemorie how she got home. she also writes the activities of congressional democrats likely affec

certainly more encouraging than what mcclellan wrote and the staff did not even let it get to edwin stanton. " if i say this army, i own no thanks to you or any other person in washington." at the very least even if grant did not conceive of a strategy right away, he has that better relationship. the administration is going to let him try to execute this plan. so what is grant's plan? he is trying to battle the confederate army in northern virginia and tried to fight them when they are not behind fortifications. the overland campaign is a series of flanking maneuvers until the confederates get firmly ensconced behind -- the earthworks, it seems that grant has no maneuvering room. he can't seem to find the confederates out in the open. what is he going to do when the confederates are backed up to richmond, but seemingly nowhere for grant to continue to maneuver? but he's going to focus on petersburg, 22 miles to the south of richmond, claiming that was his objective all along. 's secondg is the largest city in virginia at the time. it will be the transportation hub there at petersburg, all t

this happened on stanton road southeast just a block from turner elementary hool. police were there for hours collecting evidence and looking for shell casing. the teams were conscious and breathing when paramedics got to him. but his condition got worse overnight and head to have surgery. it's not clear if he was targeted or if this was a random shooter olence but the did manage to get away. d.c. police say it's been frustrating having to consciousconsciou consciously go from scene to scene. they are hoping someone will come forward with information about this case. aie cho, news 4. >> it's 5:02 right now and here we go again. another powerful hurricane is headg toward the u.s. and this time, florida appears to be in it's cross ichairs. hue michael is a category 1 storm right now. it is expected to get stronger though. the next 2 hours may give us a powerful a about how this storm could get. these are satellite images of the churn that's churni-- the hurricane that's churning in the water. along with the rain a lot of wind. the umbrellas offering little to n there

. >> caller: big stanton island booyah my wife and i watch your show every day and i appreciate it and. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is about zuora. we saw triple the average daily volume we saw the stock bouncing off the lows do you think i can start. >> right now, the first thing that is going to bottom is the verizoners and the pfizers and the second thing is something like united technology on the third day, we see f.a.n.gs stock bottom. and now believe it or not, i studied these so many darn times and that has been, that has been the progression. so zuora, on the fourth day, they said it is okay to buy it it is scarey out there i am saying, listen, i am seeing some prices, maybe not in the 70s, but in other places where i say maybe it is time for buying. you may be tempted to piggy back and i wanted to sit with the ceo who has been there and donthe at to navigate tough times. and the edition of the lightening round stick with cramer. >>> brutal day, okay dow and s&p worst days since february so what is the best plan of attack when the market goes through a tail spin, you m

. >> a boy was shot several tes while walking home on stanton road after a sports practice last night when someonean up to him and started shooting. this happened about awa block ay from turner elementary school at 8 p.m. at last check the teen had taken a turn for the worse and needed surg ay. >> were also tracking hurricane michael this morning. that storm is now a category two hurricane. that storm is projected to make landfall tomorrow. officials say hurricane michael could be the worst storm to hit that area in decades. jay g reports. >> reporter: thousands are rushing away from the florida coast rht now as michael starts to move in. >> let me be clear. hurricane michael is a monstrous storm and the forecast is getting more dangerous. >> reporter: it's now a category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of 100 miles per hour and is likely to intensify. >> it's likely to intensify to a category 3, that's major hurricane status. >> the surf is growing and so is concern here. >> i want to get the propane and wate and makes sure g everythin is taken care of. >> reporter: it's a severe th

carlo stanton crushed the summer -- solo homer. >> way back. this will go flying.illian: the yankees beat the as 7-numtwo and beat the red sox in the division series, the national league division series came underway facing the rockies on top of one and the dodgers taking on the braves. lots of champagne celebrations. rob: want to be fun. jillian: the shocking moment a suspected drunk driver violently mowed down people on the sidewalk, how they were able to walk away without a scratch. rob: the white house confident brett cavanagh will be confirmed despite attempts from democrats to derail the confirmation. our next guest, a constitutional attorney says democrats stall tactics are no surprise, she is calling them out coming up next. yes. honey the local game store wants to sponsor you. i want to sponsor you. ♪ yes. honey travis scott wants you to get these squad wins tonight. let's get these squad wins tonight. ♪ yes sir. honey, ninja is calling you up to the national team. ♪ you ready? honey. you ready? ♪ oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are

fast-forward to the eighth inning, stanton crushes that ball, 443 feet. 7-2, and then the party was on in the clubhouse. >> yeah! >> so for the first time ever, the yankees and red sox will square off in the post season after each team won 100 games in the regular season. that series gets started tomorrow night in boston, and today the national league division series gets going, rockies and brewers get things started followed by the dodgers hosting the braves. how are you feeling about this latest chapter of the yankees and red sox? >> stressed out. i would like to be the guy saying we will sweep them like in 2004, and i would rather face a team that won no games in the regular season. i am just being honest. >> guys, have a good one. >> you, too. >> i hate the yankees. i rel.ally do. >> i get that. >>> here are late night laughs for you. >> at 2:18 p.m., president trump texted the entire country at once. trump said whoever responded first will officially become the next supreme court justice. that's how we do it now. what is that? we're getting another p

aaron judge getting things started with a 2 run bomb in the first in jean carlo stanton crushed the soloput it away. >> on that triple, way back. how far does it go? >> the yankees beat the as 7-numtwo and they face the boston red sox. in the national league division series coming in. today, the brewers face the rockies on fox sports one and the dodgers will take on the braves. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. protesters harassing another republican but this time he is calling them out. >> paid activists, this is a george soros conspiracy and it is time we wake up and expose them and stand up and fight for our country. heather: the white house reportedly finding nothing against brett kavanaugh. he is not surprised and is here live to talk more about that. ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help u

i want to bring in rabbi joshua stanton from the east end temple here in new york.en we have an incident like this, a horrific murder, series of murders, how does that reverb rate in jewish communities across the country? >> it's the sum of all fears. there's a sense of heart break. there's a sense of oneness. there's the idea that in some way we are all grieving together, and before people were even buried, the reverberations of rhetoric stung our ears and hurt our hearts, so it's been a very difficult day on so many levels because we haven't even had the chance to absorb the news, and already we're swept up in a political -- >> i was reporting in paris after the attacks, and you'll remember les talked about the attack on a kosher supermarket, and i was talking to a lot of parisian jews, and he were this talking about their fears, and that's been happening for a long time in europe where a lot of jews have been feeling a lot more afraid, and many are emigrating to israel. i read a quote today from the ceo of a jewish federation of greater pittsburgh, and he said yo