stewart: i do.of the things we say in my company is that your culture is the worst behavior you are willing to tolerate. not everyone tolerates the worst behavior on twitter, but collectively as a society, as a business, as a culture, we tolerate it in a sense that it hasn't been eradicated. it shifts the boundaries to what is acceptable in a way that kind of encourages more bad behavior, and i think it probably has a negative impact. on the other hand, i think the net impact is hugely positive. i think it people in a way that they wouldn't have been connected before. i think twitter, in particular, gets a lot of criticism and has been outstanding in amplifying the voices of people who would otherwise not be heard. but it is also amplifying and negative voices, should they be doing more to stop that? stewart: they probably should. it is not like an obvious, terrible thing that as a society, we would be better rid of, but people used to say terrible, nasty things on the radio and used to that to insi

stewart: i do. of the things we say in my company is that your culture is the worst behavior you are willing to tolerate. not everyone tolerates the worst behavior on twitter, but collectively as a society, as a business, as a culture, we tolerate it in a sense that it hasn't been eradicated. it shifts the boundaries to what is acceptable in a way that kind of encourages more bad behavior, and i think it probably has a negative impact. on the other hand, i think the net impact is hugely positive. i think it people in a way that they wouldn't have been connected before. i think twitter, in particular, gets a lot of criticism and has really been outstanding in amplifying the voices of people who would otherwise not be heard. emily: but it is also amplifying and negative voices, should they be doing more to stop that? stewart: they probably should. it is not like an obvious, terrible thing that as a society, we would be better rid of, but people used to say terrible, nasty things on the radio and used

stewart: yep.you started another game, that failed. and you started another company by accident. stewart: yep. it was me and three other original members of the flickr team who all worked at yahoo!. we all left, and we said, this time, we can't fail. there's 10 times more people online. hardware is 90% cheaper than it used to be, everybody has faster computers, the internet is faster, and we are all more experienced. but we definitely failed again. so, we moved to a more ambitious project, and we were able to raise more money. emily: this was glitch. stewart: this was glitch. we were working on the game, we were using irc. irc, for those who aren't basically instant messaging. and it's based on what they call "channels"." it's like a chat room. it's a name, you use a hash symbol, which is where twitter got its hashtags from. evidence to us, we are developing this in the background. it was so irritating to have a problem, and then we would address it in a number of minutes and then get back to what

stewart: thanks a lot.ething that not everybody knows is that i am currently elected, and not just in a solidly conservative part of the state. i'm the at large chairman of the board of supervisors for prince william county. it's almost a half million people. it is the first majority-minority county in virginia and i been elected and reelected there four times. i've done that because i've been able to work together across party lines. i've been able to work together with people of all different backgrounds. at the end of the day, that's what people want. i'm not afraid to stand up to my values. -- for my values. i saw what was happening on illegal immigration with crimes committed against citizens in my community and i did something about it. i got something done. what i want to do in the senate. it's ok that we have differences but, at the end of the day, i think we can agree that we have something in common as well. inot of these problems -- washington right now, it's broken. republicans are talking to de

stewart. >> it is not just judge gore search and judge kavanaugh. it is 17 appointments by the president of the united states to the cabinet and other appointments. tim kaine automatically points -- automatically votes no. when i say this, politifact, which is not a friend of mine were most republicans, even they say it is true. tim kaine votes automatically against the president of the united states. when the president wanted to reduce taxes, he voted no. when the president wanted to improve salary for the military, he voted no. you voted no and now you are lying about it. you voted against it on january 19, senator. people can see through this. you are voting against every single thing that president trump does, even if doing so hurts virginia and virginians. >> let's have a hoed -- have a whole debate on that. i have voted for many of president trump's nominees. many of them. president trump assigned about 17 pieces of legislation i have written. he has signed six pieces of legislation i ha

stewart: thank you. first of all, i would like to thank the university for hosting this event yet again, and thank you, mark. look, how many times have we been through this? in the 11th hour. whether you are a republican, democrat, liberal, conservative, that all this time goes by and, on the week the committee is set to vote, then this comes up. i just find the timing highly suspect, and i'm not the only one. i think most of you do, too. and then you have senator feinstein. she knew about this weeks ago. why didn't she come out with it back then? why did senator feinstein not inform the fbi or other law enforcement officials? why did she do nothing. why did she sit on this allegation until the week the committee was set to vote on it? frankly, it has become very typical of the left to do this. at the 11th hour in a very dirty trick to try to take down a very good man who even the dean of yale law school, not exactly a conservative, said is an eminent scholar, lawyer, judge, and is qualified for the supr

stewart: we have to address the national debt.ut, to get there, there's a couple things we have to do not. one is this -- we have to acknowledge. one is this. what reagan did in the 1980's was lower taxes. it is possible to grow your way out of debt by becoming a more wealthy country. a lot on the left have criticized the tax cut that was proposed by president trump. that was put into place by the republicans in the senate, the republicans in the house. in the short term, there was an increase to the deficit. but what this has led to now is the highest rate of economic growth in decades. we have the lowest unemployment rate in this country. we are only eight months in to this tax cut and already we have the lowest unemployment rate in 52 years. wages for working class, blue-collar americans are rising at the fastest rate in 22 years. this is because of the trump tax cut. you can go into the short term, not the long term. the short term, you reduce taxes and that actually makes the economy start rolling as it is now. we have seen g

to corey stewart. one corey stewart who is pro-business proestablishment figure and the other corey stewart who has an immigration and confederate statue as its focus. he tells me he thinks the second corey stewart is an act. who is the real corey stewart? >> do you know why some republicans are supporting him? they know he won't change anything united states senate. i will. i will stir things up in a no it that's the difference. i stirred things up it had to twist a few arms and even break a few to get things done but i got them done. in my term as chairman we hired hundreds of new firefighters hundreds of new police thousands of new teachers bill billions of dollars and new roads and schools and parks and the way i got that done was not their partisanship. it was working with democrats and republicans. i can get things done. i can stir things up and i will make u.s. senate because it needs it but it into the day i can work with everybody to get things accomplished. >> senator senator kaine. >> he's a

he tells me the second corey stewart is an act. is he right? and who is the real corey stewart? >> you know why so many are supporting him? because they know he won't change anything. i will. i will change things up. that is the difference. i had to twist a few arms, maybe even break a few to get things done. but i got things done. in my term as chairman, we hired hundreds of new firefighters, hundreds of new police, thousands of new teachers. built billions of dollars of new roads and schools. the way i got that done was not through partisanship, it was through working with democrats and republicans. in fact, one of the people on my board i work with most closely is a democrat. i can get things done and i will in the senate, because it needs it. at the end of the day, i can work with anyone to get things accomplished. >> people who know you best are the republican supervisors who served with you on the prince william board. they worked with you for years. when you ran for governor in a primary, not a single one of your republican colleagues would support you. not one. one staye

stewart? >> you know why some of the republicans are supporting him? because they know he won'tg change anythn the united states senate. i will. i will stir things up. they knowit. that's the difference. e thing is, yes, i stirred things up. i had to twist somerms and maybe break a few to get things done, but i got things done. we hired hundreds of new firefighters, hundreds of new olice, thousands of new teachers, built billions of dollars worth of new roads andn schoolsarks and the way i got that done was not through part banship. it w working with democrats and republicans. in fact, the closest one on my board that i worked with most closely is a democrat. i can get things done. yes, i can be controversial, and i can stir things up, and i will in the u.s. senate because it needs it, but at the end of the day i can work with everybody to get things accomplished. >> when you ran for governor in 2017 in a primary, not a sgle e of your republican colleagues on the board of prince william superv

>> stewart: 63rd. >> anthony: so, what happened?ustry began to falter in the 1960s. and by the 1980s it was essentially dead. in the 1980s this place was a ghost town. we lost half of our population. they went away. and half of your population means at least half, if not more, of your tax base. >> anthony: so what went right? >> stewart: what went right, weirdly enough, was what went wrong. we became attractive to people outside of pittsburgh because it's super affordable. >> anthony: bow down to your new masters. your techie future. the robot overlords of a shiny, new pittsburgh. the computer science program at carnegie mellon is one of the best in country. inspiring an arms race between companies looking to recruit brainiacs for new fields of artificial intelligence, cutting edge medical research, possibly cyborg super-nerds who will no doubt revenge themselves on all of us for their painful high school experiences by crushing us between their synthetic mandibles. they are also good for business. >> waiter: here you go, guys. >> s

thank you, stewart, for that question. and first, i want to acknowledge that a couple of really terrific first lady historians are in the audience with us, too. katie sibley from st. joseph's university. and then nancy smith is in the back of the room, who did oral histories with ladybird johnson and got to know her quite well and has been at the archives for many, many years. i'm always struck by -- and i happen to live in the neighborhood in washington, d.c., where just around the corner from where the johnsons lived, at the elms, where he lived as vice president and then they lived for even several weeks, if not almost a month after he had become president, and she had become first lady after that, the tramg of the assassination. so i'm always sort of walking by that house and feel the presence of the johnsons still sort of looms in the spring valley neighborhood of washington, d.c. but i'm really struck by the, quote, from mrs. johnson herself about how she felt about becoming first lady after the assassination of john

one viewer says my kids, they're old stewart. one viewer says my kids, they‘ re old enough stewart.me 70%. good point. many have got kids living in, lots of you have said books, i have far too many books, books, i have far too many books, books that i've read and cds. no one wa nts to books that i've read and cds. no one wants to throw them away, throwing away a book or donating a book and magazines. because you think you're going to read them and you never do. what do you need to get rid of? close, i think when the season changes you've got to get the big black bag out and go to the charity shop. i'm assuming you have a lot of toys, you have a toddler. mountains of toys. i did a de—clutter at the weekend, three sacks full went to the charity shop, it felt fantastic. we've got someone here noticing them has man flu. thanks for that. thank you. after that he's going home. getting under the duvet. we've heard from others who say there is one viewer who said he had a lot of clutter that he inherited from his grandfather and he cannot get rid of it. that's very true, people struggling,

check out corey stewart a winner. five times in blue northern virginia, not by selling out to liberals but by fighting for taxpayers. stewart's cut county taxes, the lowest in the region, and kept them below inflation. stewart's county bond rating? triple a. corey stewart led the nation's toughest illegal alien crackdown, and beat tim kaine when he tried to stop it. and corey stewart was the first in virginia to protect kids by putting retired cops in schools as our senator corey stewart will stand with president trump to cut taxes, defend america slash big government and pack the federal courts with young conservative judges. corey stewart for senate. the man we should have run last year. let's run him this year. paid for by swort for senate. >> i'm corey stewart and i approve this ad. >> i served two years in the coast guard. >> i served two tours in iraq. >> both my parents served in the army. >> finding a job after coming home was tough. when tim kaine heard that, he promised to do something about it. >> he wrote

stewart sees race as a political weapon used by democrats.innesota native, he showed us his historic colonial-era home in northern virginia. stewart points to the diversity of his county, where he's repeatedly been elected chairman of the board of supervisors. >> i've been having my ear to the ground, and won four elections here. and i could not have done that if not for the support of a lot f people in my community, all races, of all religions, of all ethnicities. >> desjardins: we talked at length, and he gave direct, skeptical views not usually esoken out loud by politicians. are you oning whether there is a movement of people in this country who are white nationalists? >> yea what i'm saying is, i haven't seen it. >> desjardins: if you're saying that americaraas moved past , i want to ask you, do you think that a person of color faces any limitations because of their color now? >> no. rethink, for the most part, i ly don't believe that most of our issues are due to race. >> desjardins: you think that an invidual who is black or hispanic d

stewart. you're watching the u.s. senate brought to you by liberty university and hampton university. [applause] >> welcome back. our studentse for here at liberty university to pose their questions directly to mr. stewart. corey, hope you're ready for some tough questions. >> i'm ready. going to call out the name and topic. tim is a junior from pittsburgh your candidacy. >> hi, mr. stewart. being here to answer our questions. my name is tim and i'm the president of the college republicans here at liberty university. in my experience and with those of my generation i've found that republicans are hesitant about your candidacy and your rhetoric. and polling showed you down significantly to senator kaine. to get you need to do the support to win this election? >> you know, there's something not everybody knows, and that is i'm currently elected, in a solidly conservative part of the state, i'm in northern virginia, i'm theat large chairman of board of supervisors for prince william county, it's almost a the million peop

>> this is not an easy story and so is corey stewart.is someone who is convince i henot racist and there are no overtly racist statements b attached to hi he did associate with people who are on the fringe. on the other hand, he's got a diverse county and does participate and connect with all these communities. but he expressed to me in thee interview whoughts i heard from white politicians, just not on camera bmplet these are thoughts that i think are common in the republican party, that they think white people are held to a different standard. i think these thoughts are also controversial with minorities who see them as not helpful and, in some cases, racist. my conclusion from a lot of this reporting is that the conversations are getting farther apart. here is a man who says he's not racist but i don't think he hears what the minority community is saying right no >> woodruff: well, it is an important story, compdlica story. thank you, lisa. >> and more online, too. >> woodruff: and morene onli lisa desjardins, we thank you. and also o

martha stewart is back on the show!lause ] he's starring in the new film, "damascus cover," jonathan rhys meyers joins us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] you're here on a very good evening. before we get to all that, as president trump's legal and political troubles continue to mount, he's stepping us his war on the press and lying to his supporters about his economic agenda. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: just this week, the white house has been hit with a secret tape recorded by trump's ex-lawyer and is racing to meet a court deadline to reunite the migrant families they separated at the border. and on top of all that, it was reported today that special counsel robert mueller's russia probe is zeroing in on trump's use of social media. >> breaking news now, in the special counsel russia meddling investigation, "the new york times" just posting a story. quoting sources saying, "the special counsel robert mueller and his team of prosecutors looking at the president's tweets. the special cou

could pick up and ring directly in stewart's office. didn't have to dial. it also would -- flash in my office so i could pick it up as well. and one time the president called and stewart wasn't there. so i said, geez, i'll pick it up myself. so i'm talking to the president. he thinks for about 30 seconds it's stewart. finally i say, actually, it's david. okay. doesn't make dafrna difference. as i'm talking to the president, i see stewart is coming back walking into my office to talk to the president. he calls the white house operator and says can you get me the president? and she says he's talking to david rubenstein right now. stewart came around and said, you know, i'm the president's top adviser, what you are doing talking to him? i didn't get fired from that. but there were other embarrassing moments. but the other embarrassing moment was this during the campaign. we were the last campaign -- last campaign in 1980. we were called back in the middle of the night to go back to the white house because of the hostage negotiations were g

he said he was trump before there was trump. >> that's corey stewart's stance. >> david, thank you so much. >> all right.> and neighbors on benning road are now saying that street feels like a war zone. tonight, we are seeing the faces of two of the men who police say are behind this bloodshed. anthony farmer is wanted for friday's quadruple shooting. this occurred outside a liquor ore on benning road in northeast. one man is already under arrest. police sayas farme also involved. surveillance cameras show a clear image of the man wanted for killing someone on benning road on monday night. detectives are asking the public to tell them who this is and where they can find him. >>> a woodbridge man is facing th possibility of the death penalty. after a jury finding him guilty of capral mur for killing his wife and for killing prince william county police office prosecutors say ronald hamilton shot and w killed hise in february 2016. then opened fire and the officers who responded to the scene. officer ashley glendon was lled. it was the first day on the job for her. the jury will returno

the prisons minister, rory stewart, really wa nts the prisons minister, rory stewart, really wants tom p the prisons minister, rory stewart, really wants to clamp down on that in the next 12 months. here we see the crisis, the impact it is having on inmates. yes, this is the growing abuse of drugs like spice which has led to a huge rise in 999 callouts. steve bu rt led to a huge rise in 999 callouts. steve burt on a very good reporter, says there is one every a0 minutes into an english jail. says there is one every a0 minutes into an englishjail. so lags says there is one every a0 minutes into an english jail. so lags are looking for more ingenious ways to get out ofjail. here is one of them, they are being taken out in an ambulance, really. again, it kind of relates back to the story in the observer, where there are problems in society. this is a big problem in society. again, on the outside, but ironically, on the inside as well. and rehabilitation schemes are in p i’essu i’e and rehabilitation schemes are in pressure short supply? it is another example of a knock—on effect because

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stewart: wonderful. thank you so much. i'm kiersten stewart with futures without violence. i direct our washington,, office. futures is a national organization and we have been around for about 30 years, focusing on preventing and ending sexual assault, violence, and child abuse. i'm here today, like my colleagues, to say to dr. ford, we believe you, we stand with you. what is happening to you is wrong, and we demand that the senate judiciary committee give you a full, unbiased, trauma- informed investigation. it is what you deserve and what every victim of sexual assault deserves. [applause] ms. stewart: that is right. this moment is a test. it is a test for us as to how far we have come. do we believe victims of sexual assault or not? thus far, the judiciary committee is failing that test. revealing professor ford's without her will, sympathizing with her perpetrator, and the senators who did this should be ashamed. i would like to echo the comments of previous speakers, that the senators and congresswomen who protected her confidentiality were doing the right thing. that

an auction of furniture owned by sir rod stewart takes place later on tuesday.to you...# legendary singer, knight of the realm, but everyone has to downsize eventually. sir rod stewart reportedly put his home up for sale last year, and what you do when you move house? you get rid of some of the clutter. dozens of household items will go under the hammer. so what's on offer? well, for starters, there is a pair of guilt bronze—mounted side tables, estimated to be worth £2,000 to £3,000 - that's nearly $4000. an italian walnut credenza — a sideboard to you and me, expected to fetch anything up to £1,500 — just shy of $2000. and how about a teak lounge armchair? a snip at £350 or $450. and appropriately enough, it comes with a faux leopard skin cushion. do you think it's sexy? (sings you wear it well): # you knew it didn't cost the earth, but for what it's worth you made me feel a millionaire and you wear it well...# so much up for grabs. stay with us, the business is next. hello there. full uk weather forecast coming up injust a moment, just up injust a moment, to

another veteran of the first world war was the second lieutenant named stewart simonton who got out andt into industry. >> two short decades later darkness descended again over europe and asia. in the second world war, america mobilized the might of its people and its industry and chose again to confront evil. by then, general arnold was in charge of building american air power. stewart simonton was one of the leading industrialists who would build the equipment needed by this new force. and after the second world war, america came to the hard realization that the vast ocean surrounding us could not protect us anymore. >> america made a choice, a decision to build enduring alliances, to maintain a strong, national defense and to support a system of states that would nourish vibrancy enterprise and free people. that force was heavily dependent for nuclear deference, for homeland defense and power projection around the globe. that second lieutenant from world war i became an industrialist, stewart simonton became the first secretary secretary of the air force and worked tirelessly alongsi

a judge at stewart denied his asylum request.. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: the detainee you heard from in that report made a lot of claims so we went to the organization that runs the stewart detention center to ask them to respond. here is what they said in, part. they go on to to say -- but for hector, the detainee you heard from, he says at stewart, he was treated like an -- nick valencia, cnn, georgia. >>> ruth bader ginsburg may only stand 5'1" but a towering figure on the supreme court. >>> one democrat is calling the latest move by the white house a friday night document massacre before the confirmation hearings of brett kavanaugh. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter

stewart a nd possible value these. stewart and the team are using a technology called pyrolysis.is already being used to turn non—landfill plastic into gas and oil, by sitting at temperatures exceeding 600 celsius. until relatives had not been possible to do this for the dirty plastic from landfill but stewart's team found a way. can we see the oil? we can. so, this sample here, this is waste that has had metal and glass taken away everything else has been used in a pyrolysis plant. it is very similar inconsistency to crude but we believe we can upgrade this to produce chemicals and liquid fuels. it could potentially power your carbon future. how environmentally friendly as the process of turning this into oil and gas? because the process, i believe, creates carbon dioxide? it does but it does not produce carbon dioxide in the same way as we were to burn this material and also, it saves carbon and replaces transport fuels and raw materials we would divide from crude oil. so it has that lower carbon impact. but digging up old landfill sites is controversial. at the moment, researc

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stewart: we have to address the national debt. but, to get there, there's a couple things we have to do not. one is this -- we have to acknowledge. one is this. what reagan did in the 1980's was lower taxes. t is possible to grow your way out of debt by becoming a more wealthy country. a lot on the left have criticized the tax cut that was ut of debt by becoming a more proposed by president trump. that was put into place by the republicans in the senate, the republicans in the house. in the short term, there was an increase to the deficit. but what this has led to now is the highest rate of economic growth in decades. proposed by president we have the lowest unemployment rate in this country. we are only eight months in to his tax cut and already we

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so that mr.: stewart and mr.rong when they say that you said specifically, how great his nomination was and how much he deserved it. they are just wrong? professor hill: the latter part is certainly wrong. i did say it was a great opportunity for clarence thomas. i did not say that he deserved it. sen. specter: we have a statement from former dean of oral roberts law school, roger le, who quotes u.s. laudatoryas saying comments about judge comments as a fine man and excellent legal scholar. in the course of three years tle knew you at the law school, that you had always praised him and had never made any derogatory comments. is he correct? professor hill: during the time i was at oral roberts, i realized that charles kothe, who was a founding dean of that school had very high regards for clarence thomas. i did not risk talking and disparaging ways about clarence thomas at that time. i don't recall any specific conversations about clarence thomas in which i said anything about his legal scholarship. i don't really

dan stewart, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >>> well, former trump attorney, michael cohen, keeps talking to investigators in the russia investigation. he's been interviewed by robert mueller's team. cohen confirmed the report. good for michael cohen providing critical information to the mueller investigation without a cooperation agreement. no one should question his honesty, and loyalty to his family and country over president trump. >> and cohen is not the only form former trump campaign member with a plea deal. some of it came from him. jessica schneider has more of that. >> reporter: it's the clip that's played over and over, that proves that trump fired james comey over the russia

any claim of a detainee being denied food at stewart is patently false.e where food would be withheld from a detainee. we take such allegations seriously and we are not aware of any information such as adetainee grievance to support that claim. they go on to say core civic cares deeply about every person in our care and we work hard 10 to sure those in our facility are treated respectfully and humanely. we do not tolerate discrimination of any kind and cultural and ethnic sensitivity education is part of every employee training. but for hector, the detainee you heard from. he says at stewart he was treated like an animal. >> nick, thank you. >>> in japan, that nation bracing for another powerful storm in a season that just won't let up on severe weather. now typhoon jebi is on the way. the storm packing winds of 250 kilometers per hour. that's about 155 miles per hour. and even though it's weakening, it is still going to hit parts of japan hard. and in parts of the southern u.s., the tropics are showing signs of becoming more active. let's talk about this

you should know corey stewart has a 19-point deficit and trails in fund raising. i talked to tim caine, senator caine, just moments ago, about an hour ago, asking if he thought brett kavanaugh should step down, withdraw hisname. he said the hearings should go forth tomorrow. likely we'll hear kavanaugh's name tonight. mo assuredly, president trump's name will come up, corey stewart called himself trump before trump. you can bet the w presidentl be topic one in this debate tonight at 7:00. you can watch it on our nbc washington app. we're live atap theal one headquarters, news 4. y. o reminder because of the debate, there's a change in programming and nbc nightly news with lester ho start you wanted to save on prescriptions... so you went online... and got so lost in a mumbo-jumbo of co-pays, coupons and codes that your brain went offline. next time ask your cvs pharmacist. our proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. . >>> breaking news tonight, exp

a lot on the line for both men, but particularly corey stewart. back to you. >> we have the zone flooded down there. jim and half the news room down there covering this thing tonight. all right. .hould be great to wat thanks, ji we'll check back in a bit. >> thank you, jim. >>> chopper 4 busy over a traffic mess this mornin a tractor trailer overturned and ught fire in the mixing bowl in springfield. the driver lost control while trying toxit on to 395 northbound. the crash blocked thexit ramp. the driver was not seriously injured, and noer vehicles were involved. >>> investigators believe a medical emergency caused a deadlyccident involving a hearse. it happened this morning at the intersection of old branch avenue andn allent road and camp springs. police believe the driver lost control hitting a utility pole. there was no other vehicles involved. the hearse was empty at the time. >>> residents want to know what on earth is happening on banning road. >> police cou seven shootings in less than a week there along a short stretch of the street. the

stewart accurately state what happened that meeting? prof.s a recall at that see carlson d stuart and we did discuss the nomination. carlton stewart was very excited about the nomination and said, i believe that those are his that how great it was clarence thomas had been nominated. it was a great opportunity for clarence thomas. a goodot say that it was thing that this nomination was a good thing. add that i have spoken and newspaper reporters have gone on record in saying somei have some doubts and questions about the nomination. however, in that conversation here i was faced with an individual who was elated about friend abilities of his being on the supreme court, i him or want to insult argue with him at the time about the issue. i was very passive in the conversation. sen. specter: excuse me? passive l: i was very in the conversation. prof. hill: so that mr. stewart and mr. grayson are simply wrong they say, and this is a mr. stewart that you said specifically how great his nomination was and how much he deserved it, they're just wrong.

jon stewart says they will cover the cost of any lost property. in san francisco, kate larson, abc news. >> health care workers held a vigil tonight to keep aspital f. the owner verity help filed for bankruptcy last august and looking to sell the hospital ending contracts with current employees. workers say verity has an obligation to the community to keep the hospital open and maintain existing services. >> florence's winds have died down but flooding left in the its wake is causing tremendous damage. entire communities are still underwater. florence dumped 8 trillion gallons of water in its path across the east coast, a staggering figure. rescue efforts are ongoing. more than 4,000 people pulled to safety in north carolina alone. the death toll remains unchanged from last night at 32. >> local heroes are offering services in the wake of florence. the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing is helping with search and rescue operation bnz they is entthis video showing the devastating flooding in henderson, north carolina. the american re

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