in reality, straight privilege does not exist, if you're going to take advantage of straight privilegenefit from it unless i hide my identity, which nobody wants to do. so to experience straight privilege i have to be in the bisexual closet. it is this idea that if you are bisexual you can decide you will go out with a man just as a cover up, but the reason i am with my boyfriend is because i like him as a human being, not that lam with like him as a human being, not that i am with the man because it is easier. errand, what about you? -- erin, what about you?” easier. errand, what about you? -- erin, what about you? i get it from the straight community and the lgbt community, but the stuff from the rgb to community hurts more, that is meant to be my safe place. what do you get? i use an example my first pride i ever went to as a student, there was an actor that did cheers that everybody, cheer if you are a lesbian, cheer if you are gay cheer if you are straight. i remember very distinctly turning round if you are —— turning round to getting upset because i had nowhere to cheer. it seem

marino as a moto 2 motorcyclist tries to grab the brakes of an opponent as they hurtle down the straighthello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has won the men's us open final at flushing meadows in new york taking it in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3. it's a third title in this championship for the 31—year—old serb who defeated the 2009 champion juan martin del potro. the victory is a 14th grand slam title for djokovic and takes him 3rd on the all time list level with pete sampras. djokovic, who won wimbledon injuly, will climb to fourth in the world after back—to—back grand slam victories. only great rivals roger federer and rafael nadal have won more. naomi osaka held her trophy atop the rockefeller centre in new york the day after defeating serena williams in the final. on saturday, the 20—year—old became japan's first grand slam singles champion beating williams 6—2, 6—4, in a controversial match that saw the 36—year—old criticise the umpire during the match after she was docked a point and then a game and has since been fined $17,000

liverpool have their own stars of course including mohamed salah they've won five straight games in the premier league and pearce cheese head coach thomas to call knows his team are in for a fight said anfield then history if you feel god here you see that liverpool has won five five champions league titles so they have experienced this in this club on this field and we are still working even against this but that's not the problem but for this we are a challenger in champions league and not one of the favorites in the same group napoli place inside red star belgrade who returned to europe's top competition for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety two before is even called the champions league. it's a great thing for the club and we will give everything to secure positive results we achieved a great goal in getting we don't want to end our journey at this stage in savannah back in the competition after six years away the twenty ten winners in a hard group alongside barcelona. and tottenham if they host in milan on tuesday. but a club with the status of inter must target

i couldn't stop crying for three days straight. and it was really hard to explain somebody bugging my eyes. over and over and i couldn't tell anybody for one week me being here today you know it's a feeling that. i don't know that word has not been invented yet that's the sport and i will be back on the newsgroup a bit later on i've been told many thanks indeed a devil just about to do it for this edition of the news i'll just here i'll be back in just a few moments to update you on the day's top stories see the. travel often. by trying to use local forests they provide little. rocks of knowledge. comes from the. valleys and scotland's. to live for adventure. discover it. because faraway places closer thing going since together with cattle i always. the occupied west bank city of hebron is on the front line of the arab israeli conflict you don't really care after a while about palestinians you don't like it i didn't like it but you just don't care at all but one man is standing up to israeli pressure to sell his house for an unimag

duties have made two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports more expensive china it's straight back. also on the show as brics it's talks enter the final stretch irish horse breeders look ahead to see if they're on track to lose lots of money. and a bad talk authorities are you victims streetside food and other vendors in what they claim is a push for more hygiene and order. it's our business on the w m how you know you're welcome to the program we start with a never ending story u.s. president donald trump has announced yet another set of tariffs on chinese products this time it will hit things like copy machines and memory chips and many consumer goods the new duty essentially said at ten percent will affect two hundred billion dollars worth of imports as expected the chinese didn't just sit there and watch. a matter of hours after u.s. president donald trump slapped his biggest tariffs yet on china china fired straight back from beijing tariffs on sixty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods casting doubt on any willingness to make a deal in the near future uncertainty is now g

finals in the east for eight straight seasons. the only thing. in the series is one of the championship. in the zone one champion but that doesn't mean you're not successful i think you know there's only way is a loss isn't days then they. try to get better every day. now more later. fara thank you very much indeed now the language of new zealand's indigenous population is experiencing a renaissance a decade ago there were fears it may die off but now it's enjoying a surge in popularity as hard as it was solid balance reports. children in a classroom in wellington grips by a player they cannot understand but want to the act to speak today or moldy easy ellens indigenous language. other cultures can look to myself after shows and say hello welcome to say this which is it's beautiful for us to see other cultures come up to a little bit of your language please a two thousand and ten government report warned it might soon die out of new zealand's nearly five million people just fifteen percent amaldi and only three percent of new zealanders can speak

he just can't have it both ways but is tried and is tried for two straight days. he argues the situation we face has been carefully choreographed by the democrats. there is the old clichÉ by will rogers not apply to any organized local party i'm a democrat. it certainly applies to this situationan because this has ben an unusual development. senator dianne find time receives a letter from dr. ford to remember congress and the issue. when she received the letter says that the top, confidential. i don't want my identity to be disclosed.ol senator find time has told me and others over and over again she felt duty bound not to the demise dr. ford who is claiming to have been the device already. and she tried. she tried to find a way to get to the bottom of this to establish whether the charges were accurate, credible. and after a while she came to the conclusion she couldn't do it. she couldn't do it through the united states senate to the resources available to her. she spoke to dr. ford. she took the charge seriously pitches in communication with her attorneys. she

you just can't have it both ways but he tries and he's try for two straight days. he argues that the situation that we face has been carefully choreographed by the democrats. well, b there's the old clichÉ y will rogers about i don't belong to any organized political party. i'm a democrat. it certainly applies to the situation, because this has been an unusual development. senator dianne feinstein receives a letter from dr. ford through a member of congress, and as you. when she received the letter it says at the top confidential. i don't my identity to be disclosed. instead of feinstein has told me over again she felt duty-bound not to victimize dr. ford who was claiming to of been victimized already. and she tried. she tried to find a way to get to the bottom of this come to establish whether dr. ford's charges were accurate, credible. and after weeks of trying she came to the conclusion she couldn't do it. she couldn't do it to the united states senate through the resources available to her. she spoke to dr. ford. she took the chart seriously. she was into medic

when sayce discovered it, he went straight to rhyhiem's mum.he music video. going to get himself hurt. like he needs to get rid of this, this is so negative. to send him to jamaica, and get him away from this. pretana sent rhyhiem to jamaica in may last year to protect him. his uncle shaun looked after him during his ten month stay. so we're gonna go to the studio now. and not go back to england as yet. 8, to keep him safe. on the streets. of violent crime. because you have some guys who call themselves the olders. the olders takes the position of being a dad. or a 20 quid, right? but then they encourage him thinking that doing crime is right. and then like holding a gun is right. holding a knife is right because they older is telling them that. rhyhiem's whole family tried to convince him to stay injamaica. to the uk to make music. he went back to england. everyone didn't want him to go. he felt like he was missing out. but i told him you're not missing out on nothing. on his return to london rhyhiem went straight back to moscow 17. within 3 m

you just can't have it both way as and he's tried, tried for two straight days. he argues that this situation that we face has been carefully choreographed by the democrats. there's the old thing by will rogers know belong to any political party-- this has been an unusual development. senator dianne feinstein receives a letter from dr. ford through a member of congress. and when she receives the letter it says at the top, confidential, i don't want my identity to be disclosed and senator feinstein has told me and others over and over again, she felt duty bound not to victimize dr. ford, who was claiming to have been victimized already. and she tried, she tried to find a way to get to the bottom of this to establish whether dr. ford's charges were accurate, credible, and after weeks of trying she came to the conclusion that she couldn't do it. she couldn't do it through the united states senate and through the resources available to her. she spoke to dr. ford, she took the charge seriously. she was in communication with her attorneys, she tried her best to find a

novak djokovic eased through to the us open quarter finals with a straight sets win over portugal'sjoaork. the 31—year—old serb who seeded sixth is a two—time winner at flushing meadows and could now meet 20 time grand slam winner roger federer who's set to play australia'sjohn millman shortly. he was free, what do you call it, adversity today, so it is what it is, i have experienced that in the first round. it is tough, you know. it is not easy to play in these kind conditions. at the same time, you can't do anything but try to be tough and survive, and find a way to win. also through to the last eight is kei nishikori, who outclassed germany's philipp kohlschreiber on another very hot day on monday. the japanese 21st seed, a finalist at flushing meadows in 2014, will now play the man who beat him four years ago, marin cilic, who won in straight sets over belgium's david goffin. i tried to play one match at a time, and this week it has been great. every match i have been playing really good tennis. and, well, maybe i had more pressure a few years ago, you know. i wanted to keep top ten

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straight to the front pages, the daily telegraph is where we're to start.usiness leaders that labour's plans to be nationalised companies could usher in what they call an economic deepfreeze. the daily express carries the same story, claiming the party's policies could increase bills and reduce pensions and savings. north american companies, meanwhile, went on deal—making spree worth $50 billion according the financial times. that is despite the pending trade war and uncertainty over the us mid—term elections. the metal has a story we have been covering here, the start of the public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal, a paper labelling it the biggest tragedy in the nhs. and customers are losing £1 million a day in bank transfer scams according to the daily mail, citing new figures which reveal the scale of what the paper called a fraud epidemic. among other stories, we will be discussing the guardian, which has a picture of the doctor who cast at the launch of the latest series starring jodie whitaker as the first female doctor. we'll come to that

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but tetrick that this pollution drove straight through the you supposed. to be confronted with this. when he is in geneva and joins us tonight the main thrust of this u.n. report is the huge number of displaced people in syria. yes that's right the report focuses on the first six months of the year and according to the commission a million people in that period were displaced men women and children and many of them are living in dire conditions without food without water without shelter. who's the commission chief who's been speaking quite extensively over the course of the morning has said that all of the warring sides in the conflict in syria have flouted their responsibility towards the displaced and it was absolutely vital that going forward in this conflict to remember how vitally important it is to protect the innocent parties in this brutal conflict but of course the situation it live cos of very long shadow over what's happening here and the commission chief was questioned many times over what work is being done to establish the potential risks at

finals in the east for eight straight seasons. on being the only thing a success in the season is one of the championship. you know zoey one champion but that doesn't mean you're not you know successful i think you know there's going to be with the losses and things of that nature border patrol is how you prepare every day. how we prepare every day to try to get better every day and that's all your sport for now more later for us thank you very much indeed now the language of new zealand's indigenous population maori is experiencing a renaissance a decade ago there were fears it may die off but now it's enjoying a surge in popularity a solid balance records. children in a classroom in wellington grips by a player they cannot understand but want to the act to speak today or moldy easy elin's indigenous language. no other cultures come up to myself after all shows this aching to say hello welcome to say this which is it's beautiful for us to see other cultures come up to a little bit of your language please a two thousand and ten go

finals in the east for eight straight seasons. the only thing. in the season is one championship. in the zone one champion but that doesn't mean you're not successful i think you know there's going to be with the losses and there's the nature would you. try to get better every day and that's all your sport for now it's now back to lauren r. i thank you and before we go the u.n. general assembly has witnessed some of the most powerful moments in history sometimes it's been a place of fear actrix let's take a look back. yeah you have a day with ancient come and live in order. to meet together because thousands of brave men and women have suffered and died that we may live we stand today at the threshold of a great event if you know this so declaration of human rights. the. wrong everywhere. to. be. better and i do actually. in the development of this organization read the only true all it's going to do. not ship went out in a box. and say not to be john attended the meeting can i tell you something lincoln made out of nothing political. the most to. lead people to bed it will be a d

ijust go i just go straight ijust go straight into the i just go straight into the water.team, that is your friday sport briefing. art auctions are nothing new, but next month, christie's in new york are putting a very unusual work up for sale. it is a painting which is expected to go for something like $10,000. now, that doesn't sound like a lot. but it is quite impressive when you find out who, or what, the artist is, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. when you think of portraits, this is probably the sort of thing you have in mind. the great and the good, kings, queens, presidents, immortalised on canvas through paint, brushstrokes, and a splash of genius. these portraits, at first glance, look kind of similar. but, close—up, you may notice the odd difference. the artist's signature is a bit of a giveaway, too. the three gentlemen are part of what is known as the obvious collective. they have used a computer algorithm, utilising artificial intelligence to create new work. in effect, the computer has become the artist. translation: with this series of portraits, we've rea

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the thesis was always straight forward.he company made technological investments to bolster online business to make the in-store shopping business more pleasant, money well spent and it has been fabulous when it comes to the fashion sense of the country. it has its finger perfectly on the fashion pulse of the consumer okay, i hate to toot my own horn, or maybe i don't, but we've been very right on this one. so let's talk about last week's breakout quarter sure, lulu reported 22% beatings off a 49% basis up an astonishing 25% year-over-year sure, the growth margin what they make after subtracting the cost of goods sold up 323 basis points to 54.8%. not as much as rh, but pretty darn good. but that's not even the stunning numbers. the stunning numbers is it was up 20% do you know what wall street was looking for? only 9.6 not just better than expected, but actually two times better than expected. some of that came from strength that lulu's company owned stores which is a staggering figure for brick and mortar retail especiall

so does sutter pacific medical foundation accept straight medi-cal for all service lines? >> no, it does not. >> pardon? >> no, it does not. >> can you elaborate a little more so we can understand the totality? >> i'd have to go down the rules of contracting here. you do understand sutter pacific medical foundation is a separate corporation, so our contracts are deictated by ter agreements that we make with health plans. we do see medi-cal patients in primary care and in specialty services, but it is a case by case basis. >> commissionthis is a questio department. what authority, if any, will we have to hold a prop q hearing if the foundation determines that it needs to make some movement around its services at the hospitals? is the foundation exempt from the prop q, which is -- was implied here today by some of the public testimony and if it is, i'd like to know that, and if it's not, i'd like to know that, as well. >> the prop q process will not relate to the foundation because it's not covered as an acute care hospital. it's a separate organization, and so the jurisdict

opening fire on them straight away and my son has been blind on the ground to find the murderers told us they were from the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by isis terrorists. over a good afternoon for me kevin zero in here r t h q today presenting this next thirty minute live news update four pm moscow time first then the right wing sweden democrats party has won its largest have a share of the vote over seventeen percent in a general election the weekend dominated by concerns over immigration the party's leader declared his movement the true victors. you'll be at them or hoping to get some votes during this campaign is well. because you aren't even on nazis. what they were great at there was definitely a very very good person for the german people that's not for. the free germany. oh. they're against us we're against the masses move racism and so they. know society but they take the seans in the open society is quite incredible it's disgusting and he i i would say that i'm almost lacking would be legal to say that the diplo

by contrast, brett kavanaugh came to this committee andee refused to give up straight answers. he was not call for an f it he clearly stated as the other people who have been gathering. the testimony, that is not true. it's alleged accomplish claimed he didn't remember. a cry from rebutting. her statement.. he claimed he didn't remember. refused to testify and then went patrick say they simply don't remember.an hardly a rebuttal. yesterday, i don't expect them to remember this evening. it was a very unremarkable party. it was not one of their more notorious parties because nothing remarkable to them happened. in fact, even though she doesn't remember, kaiser says she believes doctor ford's account. a pattern with the judge kavanaugh, has been a calculated political kit, fueled with pent-up anger about president trump and the 2016 election. unfairly stoked about my judicial record, revenge on behalf of the clintons and millions of dollars from outside left wing opposition groups. with that political screed, brett kavanaugh showed us who he really is. a partisan political, with a

but at the big tech companies, it's again not just about the straight-up information security.t's about privacy in a way that is -- does not fall within normal security flaws. it's also about the misuse of the product. and yeah, all of these companies are kind of making it up as they go along. i think that's true for, you know, taking on the position. it's just -- you take on the responsibility. you get the advantages of having the platform. the downside is when things happen, even if you don't have the ability to change or control them, that's something you have to take responsibility for. i was the cso when all this stuff happened. it is my responsibility. i'm not going to shirk it. i also hope that i was able to do things to make >> i want other people to learn about them, right. that is one of the reasons i left, there's a lot of things that happened in the last 4 or 5 years that are universal and the big companies on the forefront is dealing with them first. it is not a tech company that is starting up right now that will not have to worry about the trust and safety and pr

but at the big tech companies, it's again not just about the straight-up information security. it's about privacy in a way that is -- does not fall within normal security flaws. it's also about the misuse of the product. and yeah, all of these companies are kind of making it up as they go along. i think that's true for, you know, taking on the position. it's just -- you take on the responsibility. you get the advantages of having the platform. the downside is when things happen, even if you don't have the ability to change or control them, that's something you have to take responsibility for. i was the cso when all this stuff happened. it is my responsibility. i'm not going to shirk it. i also hope that i was able to do things to make things better, and in the alternate universe where somebody else is in that job, maybe they're better, maybe not, but if you're making individual decisions you believe are ethical and moral and are pushing the ball in the right direction, in the end if things are imperfect then you just have to live with yourself. test test test we're continuing a

you got that all straight? i'm still trying to get it straight in my mind too. we're looking at heavy traffic on the bay bridge. that's because we have the two left lanes blocked around harrison due to road work. it should be wrapping up any minute. take either ramp. once we make it to the surface streets, i'll zoom in on traffic maps, we are looking pretty good today. keeping a close eye all morning. next traffic updates coming up in 10 minutes. >>> as alexis said, a lot of uncertainty for the salesforce transit center. >> a second crack that be found. amy hollyfield joins with us a better timeline of when this could all be fixed. amy? >> reporter: it's going to be a while, jessica. the transit center and fremont street will be closed at least through next week with engineers saying they do not want to reopen the street until they know for sure the problem is fixed and the area is safe. that means traffic backups. it's not bad right now because it's early. take a look at what it did to this area yesterday. we had some major traffic jams coming through here, esp

but i have to say the umpire played it straight. how can we say the umpire played it straight.umpire played it straight. how can we accuse him of not playing by the rule book. we would be attacking him if he hadn't. he has been thrown under the bus a little bit and been thrown under the bus a little bitandi been thrown under the bus a little bit and i am astounded, it is not a sexist row at all. it is the one thing about sport that is such a great thing for young kids to get into because it teaches you about humility, how to cope with difficult situations and how to overcome adversity and problem solve well you out there. that is what sport gives you as a human being. unfortunately what we saw was a great icon of the sport he was not dealing with that situation well. went into freefall and then has come off the court. i think it would have been better if she came off court and said, i didn't cheat, i didn't see my coach's signals, i apologise for the way i spoke to the umpire because it was aggressive and unacceptable. instead it has been turned into a sexism row and i am just

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one of the other mysteries was why was that road so straight from to the angle of the border t had built to carry munitions during the very long war between south africa, and angola. much of the book is really very spending a lot of time with scientists and with termites, but some of the book is thinking about all of the history that we have with technology and what does it mean to build new technology. who is it for? who decides what the technology is? what does it do? what does it do that we anticipate? what does it do that we don't anticipate? if we looked at history we can make guesses about how we use it. i think one of the most amazing things in the termite mound is the queen. most of us -- as i mentioned termites are social cockroaches they don't have queens. termites were sometime 150 or 200 million years ago termites were running around in the dirt and they started picking up cook roaches they started picking up microbes that allows them to digest wood that meant they could use something very available and had very little nitrogen in it, it wasn't nutritious, they could process

the man once known as america's dad is now branded a violent sexual predator the left court headed straight to jail after a judge sentenced the former t.v. star to between three and ten years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman also coming u.s. president takes america first to the united nations rejecting globalism and calling on world leaders to give iran the cold shoulder we'll have analysis of his address to the u.n. general assembly and germany's catholic church apologizes after a new report. begins children by priests germany's leading cardinal says the perpetrators must be brought to justice.

a rosy review after a fifth straight loss sure shock or unlucky but they were outplayed and out of ideas lacking this signature stability it's one thing to lose the bar and another to lose the freiburg time presidents go to get real. so how's the competition looking. while shelters slowly fall apart things are picking up for other clubs let's take a look at some high flyers starting with hoffenheim they rotated in five players against hanover including yasha one planet who took the lead and delighted debutant goalkeeper they've never heard of him neither have we. after a rocky start to the season marred by misfortune hoffenheim feel their luck's turning after dream goals like this one from pavol kaddish avec made it. touching it's looking like his first away win in the bag but hanover weren't about to let go fatty easy. make last phone calls penalty made it to one read lighting the fire under hoffenheim. and to light a debutante goalkeeper they've never heard of him neither have we. after a rocky start to the season marred by misfortune hoffenheim feel their luck's turning after dream go

giants lose 4-1 and have now lost ten straight.their longest losing streak since 1996. >>> sometime during the raiders monday night football game a skunk, yes, found its way into the coliseum and let loose. today jon gruden joked maybe that's what messes up the raiders in the second half. the raiders took a three-point lead into the third quarter but outscored by the rams 23-0 in the second quarter. derek carr threw two costly interceptions. gruden remains optimistic even though the result was not wanted like the skunk. >> it stinks. it's not very fun. but we have work to do. it's obvious. we've got work to do. we're going to build this football team back. we're going to keep laying bricks. a great group of guys and we'll get ready for the next battle. knowing how good derek is, it gives us hope we can get it all solved. >> this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. one of those pieces may it be bringing martavis bryant back with the team. >> they got off to such a great start and looked sharp. >> they looked good.

to me personally absolute straight up. america represents this is my perspective and i don't want to offend anybody but it represents somebody who is a perpetrator who. raped somebody early on. did it again. did it again. and everybody thinks it's ok and awakening that she here is the first nations the first people of these lands the first of these lands saying that that's not right and listen for once like we don't have to be the victim anymore so in order for you to not be the victim you have to learn how to forgive not forget but let's learn how to forgive and let's find a way so that our children and their children and their children have a better than we have today i'm no longer going to be the chairman. it was honor and a privilege for me but i'm focusing on now what can i do to continue to move on to need to. make change. inspired not just new things are standing off but where for all sounds pretty good sir thank you dan appreciate it i think with. this part of the pilgrimage it's come to an end as our hero says goo

they opened fire on them straight away and my son in hospital the line of the ground the coin unit of the madras told us they were from the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped a fake checkpoint terrorist. live from our international news center here in moscow this is r t i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story french president and money has come in for a barrage of criticism online. emerged of him talking to a group of migrants here's the exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president mcewan as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it. is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented in this country for years others went as far as saying perhaps president had even

this is a dangerous storm going straight for the carolinanot go it is going to hit the coastline and stop. you can see with tracking does. this is saturday when it is north of chacomes into the coas 2, maybe even a 1. it is going to stop. that means continued storm surgeon, continued big waves, continued rain, continued wind as it moves through the area, not just for 12 hours but for 36 hours, maybe longer. the biggest thing is the storm surge north of myrtle beach where the storm comes on shore, the northeastern quadrant, where you can see 13 feet of extra water. 13 feet of extra water coming in. here is what the storm does. it comes on shore and you can watch it lingering. friday night, saturday, that is the problem. it does not translate through. it moves up the eastern seaboard. forget that it isa category two . it ating, very wet, very windy storm. more on that. >>> nasa release the picture of the huge storm taken from the international space station. the astronauts on board say that hurricane florence is so big that they can only capture this picture with a special wide-angle l

by contrast, brett kavanaugh came and refused to give a straight answers. he would not call for an fbi investigation. he repeatedly stated the other people at the gathering had rebutted her testimony. that is not true. the alleged accomplish in the attack, mark judge claimed he didn't remember. a far cry from rebutting her statement. he claimed he did not remember, refused to testify and then went into hiding. patrick and leland say they simply don't remember. again, hardly a rebuttal as doctor ford said, i don't expect pj leland would remember this evening. it was an unremarkable party. not one of their more notorious parties because nothing remarkable to them happen that evening. in fact, even though she doesn't remember, leaving kaiser says she believed doctor ford's account. in addition to making misleading statements which is a pattern with judge kavanaugh he accuse the democratic senators of coordinating a plot to sabotage his nomination. clearly he was speaking to an audience of one, president truck. nominee for the supreme court so rattled that he w

and finally doubled their lead just after the hour robert leaven dusky stall for the fourth straight game across all competitions this term. the redskins this time with the assist but the poland striker still had a lot of work to do so find the next way before eleven those he turned provider when he set up thomas miller for three nil. to the games two wins for the champions. in contrast have no point so far as for love he seemed to be wondering why buy and german players haven't shown that form at the world cup. now to our second big much something has changed that phosphoric there was no sign last weekend of the lackluster side we've grown accustomed to seeing over the past few years but was it just a fluke or could they beat a rattled leverkusen and give the club's faithful free reign to dream big. live accusing got off to a flying start after just twenty eight seconds yuan brown finding the gap but failing to finish and the hosts continued to impress most so then leon bailey. by. one nil after twenty four minutes the jamaican with a delightful kolo his first goal since february. b

a massive category 4 hurricane is heading straight for the east coast.rricane florence stays that strong, it will be the most powerful hurricane to hit the east coast in nearly 30 years. joining me now on the phone from a plane that just flew over the hurricane is paul flatteiflairi. thal, thanks very much for coming on now. tell us what you saw when you flew over this storm. >> well, this is the third day i've been flying the storm on this aircraft, with this crew, and it has greatly increased in its strength over these last three days. we did expect to find a much stronger storm today, which we did. it was a little bit eroded on the south side, which we didn't expect to see. and we're hoping that maybe it will cause it to weaken a little. it's certainly allowed it to stop rapidly intensifying to 900 to 940 millibars. but people have to know that this thing coming into the u.s. is a major category 4, possibly category 5 storm. this is extremely important and they need to be paying attention. >> we're looking at some video now, our viewers, from a flight

the giants have lost ten straight. the ting seak since the clinton administration.word on the street is raiders have re-signed mar taifious bryant, ten days after cutting him. he's reportedly facing a year long suspension for violating the sub tans use policy. a reason why oakland may have wanted to bring bryant back, 20 of 24 monday night and the raiders led the rams 13-10. oakland was outscored in the second half. john gruden smelled a rat. i mean a skunk. >> i thought he was on his way in the first half, you know, 20 for 24 i read, doing some really good things. i heard a skunk got loose in our up a cann cngthe la of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] good night. dallas police shooti >>> the late show stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning

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