if she was looking at suzanne sarandon she could see what she's talking about. you can't do that on social media. i will discuss that later in the e block. that's what we call a long tease. >> it looks petty, a cat fight. >> nothing better for television. >> alright. >> oh, ya. >> hurricane florence closing in on the east coast, folks. the latest on the nightmare storm is next with us on "the five." >> fox news alert. the outer bands of dangerous hurricane florence starting to slam into the carolinas. wind speeds have weaken but life threatening rainfall and a surge pose a serious threat. we have live team fox coverage with chief meteorologist in the weather center and leland on the front lines in north carolina. let's go to rick who is tracking the monster storm. rick, there was an update at 5:00 o'clock? >> yes. winds came down to about 5 miles an hour. they are still a hundred miles an hour. incredibly stonning winds. hurricane force winds extending across 160 miles from this. wind gusts at hatteras -- close to hurricane forced winds. we have flood watches in

and suzanne collins sent a tweet saying, no, no. to hear from them publically, which forced this hearing. but it might not be enough. and i think we should really hone in on the reporting that phil mattingly talked about in the last hour from a critical meeting last night behind closed doors when suzanne collins said to fellow republican chairman, wait a second. what about mark judge? what about getting other information? because she is going to be in this position. i mean, all of us are looking at this, well, who is more credible? and the other 99 senators, but obviously she's one of the most critical, are going to have a make a decision based on that judgment call. i would not be surprised, and based on my reporting and i think john has some as well, if after this she says, we need to subpoena mark judge, the other person who allegedly was in the room or a part of this. and that would -- probably wouldn't come testify, but it would have the effect of slowing it down. >> and what kind of company does she have with that? you typical

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suzanne malveaux joins us now from the capitol.uzanne, what can you tell us about what will happen today, today's services? >> sure. good morning, victor. well, it is a muggy morning, it's a hot morning here in washington, d.c., and it is eerily quiet. you can really feel the power, however, and the loss of senator john mccain. we're at the east capitol steps where he lies in state in the rotunda just behind me, the flag at half-staff. and what will happen in just hours from now is that the hearse will pull up with the family members, and they will get out and watch as that casket goes down the stairs step by step. the body of senator john mccain has been guarded overnight, an honor guard at his post, at her post, beside that casket, turn over every 20 minutes to another individual who is watching at hand. they will go ahead and they will head first to the vietnam memorial, and that is where cindy mccain, his wife, will place a ceremonial wreath at that memorial site. of course, very significant to senator mccain. they will then he

[laughs] it says "suzanne." i guess that is you. do you remember? >> that is me.'s start with the fact that he kept a calendar. >> laura: [laughs] exactly. >> in high school, he kept a calendar and still has a today. that shows his level of organization, diligence, and yes. we were great friends in high school.nd >> laura: do remember seeing "grease 2" with brett on june 16th? this is like a time capsule. >> not as great as "grease 1." >> laura: what you think about these allegations, these latest allegations from a woman named julie swetnick. we found out more about her tonight courtesy of "the new york times" and political. very litigious, used the same law firm that chrisitine blasey ford used, debra katz's law firm, followings sexual harassment claims, got a settlement, restraining order successfully filed against her by her former boyfriend. now these claims from avenatti's client, gang-rape, brett b kavanaugh was liquoring girls up to get them lined up for gang rape. if that had occurred, you knew him well, would you have heard about that? >> it's impossible

suzanne, tell us how you knew, we know him as brett, how you knew him. >> i met brett sophomore year in high school, when i attended a private school. we became fast friends from the beginning. we remained friends throughout high school. we were occasional pen pals throughout college. we have daughters that were born a day apart and went on to be on the same lacrosse team, spent many hours on the sidelines talking about old times and getting to know his wife ashley. >> laura: when you heard the allegation last week, you all ran around the same circles. suzanne matan, anything when you look back knowing him in high school, anything, ooh, this could have been brett or immediately discounted? >> i immediately discounted it. he's bright. he's honest. he's kind. and he's respectable and so the allegation is something that is completely opposite of the brett i knew then and i know now. >> laura: and julie, you guys are old friends. i know both of you from washington circles. i've known him not as long as you have, but today on political, i think on msnbc, they said the women who signed the

suzanne malveaux for us there from the capitol. suzanne, thank you so much.ur next guest is mark salter. he worked for senator mccain for nearly 20 years, chief of staff, speechwriter. they worked together on seven books. mark, thank you so much for being with us this morning. we talked a little bit before the show started here that you met him 30 years ago. >> i did. >> and on this day, how are you remembering him? >> oh, you know, i'm remembering him as my friend, first and foremost. he was an awful lot of fun to be with. he was a great guy to work for. he was involved in a lot of issues all at the same time, so it was kind of a fascinating experience. and i just remember his innate decency to people he knew intimately and to strangers. that's how i remember him. >> you co-authored seven books with the senator, the most recent "the restless wave." let's listen to a portion of the senator reading a passage from the book. >> i've been given more years than many and had enough narrow escapes along the way to make me appreciate them, not just in memory, but whi

suzanne, you're not listening to the warnings. i understand you have already seen some damage where you are. are you having second thoughts right now? >> probably about 6:30 morning, a quarter to 7:00, oh, my god did i do the right thing but i have interiorwise, other than having no power have done great. i mean, i could, i cooked eggs this morning. grilled bread on a gas stove. washed dishes while i still had water. trish: okay. you have, i assumed stored up some of that water? >> oh, i have six tupperware containers. i shouldn't say tupperware, storage containers lined up outside of my house that are filled with water. trish: it is my understanding a tree actually is down in your yard? >> my whole backpackerring lot, has about 10 cars back here has a tree down. i think we could maybe fit three cars back here right now. trish: why are you staying there? >> i guess i just looked at it that getting on the roads, already evacuated south carolina i think two days before. everybody was like, go to atlanta, go to atlanta. and i thought

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suzanne, thank you very much. >>> let's talk more about this. i want to bring in cnn legal and national security analyst and former yale university law and political science professor akeel amar. akeel, let's begin with you. we have a lot going on in this conversation regarding the confirmation process of brett kavanaugh. what are the things that you're looking for this week? >> well, i'm actually going to be testifying on friday but i don't think i've been fired yet so i'm not former. i'm still there. i think your setup piece nicely cataloged a lot of the process and substantive issue that will arise. my own view is the most important part of the record to examine is his record as a judge. it's the most recent and it's the most probative of what sort of justice he would be. >> aisha, to that point, so much has been made about the white house's refusal to hand over all of these documents related to his time in the george w. bush administration. how important is that? is it more important than his judicial record, or is it something that these me

at a movie with suzanne. i wanted to be here right away. >> the difficult thing is that these hearings are set by the majority. but i'm talking about getting to the evidence and having the evidence looked at. . don't understand we hear from the witnesses. but the fbi is not interviewing them or giving any facts. >> you are interviewing me. you are interviewing me. you are doing it senator. there is no conclusions reached. >> so what you are saying if i understand it that the allegations by doctor ford and ms. ramirez are wrong. >> that is emphatically what i am saying. emphatically. the last one is a joke. that is a t farce. >> would you like to say more about it? >> no. [laughter] >> that's it. thank you mister chairman . . . . when they were teenagers. committee republicans brought in maricopa county arizona prosecutor rachel mitchell to question in the hearing. join the hearing out in its

suzanne rab, a barrister at searle court chambers joins me now.remely complicated but for google, it is very important. it could cost them a lot if they could not get this right? the penalty for infringement could be up to 4% of the worldwide turnover so potentially penalties in the eu could be quite significant. just explain where we are with these and google's opinion, whether it is likely to get any headway or whether the lawyers in europe will get their way and say google you have to be aware of this around the world this "right to be forgotten". "right to be forgotten" was first established in european law and 1914. it is the request of an individual the right to re m ove request of an individual the right to remove on line information and search results that mention if they are up—to—date or excessive and this has been interpreted to require the request for removalfrom has been interpreted to require the request for removal from national domain names are away the request is being made but the real question here is how far should that extend

and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. looking forward to see what she does next.eep you guessing. i really enjoyed it. they worked together on juno, which is the pregnancy one and this is the motherhood one. juno was one of my favourite films! charlize theron needs a night nanny. and the night nanny comes in and it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinemagoing whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. september is off to a warm start with 25 celsius in hull today and it was warm regardless of whether you had sunshine or cloud. some cloud and patchy rain across western spots, this is the view from the isle of man, but he wouldn't say it was called but where you have the sunshine, parts of eastern scotland more specially. throug

suzanne: i was a little insecure at first.ut then once i was all the way back, it just felt fantastic. i thought, gol-ly. and i could do this, i don't know -- sleep like that and it feels really good. >> it is just a simple tug of a handle to lock your feet in. just raise your hand, and you're inverting. it's that easy. once the teeter is fully balanced out for you, you're in absolute control. theresa: i'm the sports mom. i'm the mom that wants to get into it. i want to be right there doing what he's doing. unfortunately, my back pain became a part of what normal everyday life. dazay: and i would ask her, like, if we could go to the park or play a little bit of beach ball, and she would say, "my back hurts and i can't do it." it made me feel sad for her. theresa: when i first saw the product on tv, i said, that makes so much sense. it just has to work. the first time i used the teeter, i sat there like this is great. like this is -- i knew -- this is what it was going to feel like. i was waiting for this. it does so much more

to my immediate right we have suzanne spalding. among her many positions throughout the career, recently the under secretary at the department of homeland security, i refuse to name what she has was under secretary of. the top official of the department of homeland security overseeing cyber security. we have michael daniels, president obama's former cyber czar and the second to last person in that position and admiral rogers. we are particularly rageful to have them here for the first time. speaking as a private citizen after his long distinguished career in government service. >> i think we will start with key recommendation. the idea that is structured as we are, our government is not going to solve the problem of cyber security. there should be a new director of national intelligence like position overseeing the cyber regulation. suzanne. what do you think of that proposal? >> it is interesting. i'm one of the few people in washington that thought it was a good idea and in fact would be so brave. i'm not sure that translates. on

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suzanne malveaux was right there. they took he's these images and will join us to talk about how this is such a pivotal point. >> washington, d.c. gop senator jeff flake pushed for the senate to request the fbi review into sexual assault and misconduct allegations against brett kavanaugh. well, it happened after two women who say they are sexual assault survivors, they challenged him. they confronted him in an elevator and no one can forget what happened. >> this is not tolerable. you have children in your family. think about them. i have two children. i cannot imagine that for the next 50 years they will have to have someone in the supreme court who has been accused of violating a young girl. what are you doing, sir? >> nobody believes me. i didn't tell anyone and you are telling all women that they don't matter, that they should just stay quiet because if they tell you what happened to them, you will ignore them. that's what happened to me and that is what you are telling all women in america. that they should just

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i'm not at a movie with suzanne. you know, i wanted to be here right away. >> well, the difficult thing is these hearings are set and set by the majority, but i'm talking about getting the evidence and having the evidence looked at and i don't understand, you know, we hear from the witnesses but the fbi isn't interviewing them and isn't giving us any facts. so all we have -- >> you're interviewing me. you're interviewing me. you're doing it, senator. i'm sorry to interrupt, but you're doing it. that's -- there's no conclusions reached. >> and what you're saying, if i understa understand it, the allegations by dr. ford, miss ramirez and miss swetnick are wrong. >> that is emphatically what i'm saying. emphatically. the swetnick thing is a joke. that is a farce. >> would you like to say more about it? >> no. >> okay. that's it, thank you, mr. chairman. >> miss mitchell? >> okay. >> dr. ford has described you as being intoxicated at a party. did you consume alcohol during your high school years? >> yes, we drank beer. m

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murkowski saying she wants to watch that very closely, as did suzanne collins. the committee plans to have a discussion with that woman making a separate allegation in the new yorker who alleged that brett kavanaugh exposed himself to her during college, something that he has denied. they plan to have a discussion with the attorney for that woman some time today. and also discussions still about who on the republican side will actually be doing the questioning on thursday. an outside counsel, perhaps and some discussion about someone who is a sex crimes prosecutor, bringing that person in to do the questioning that has not been resolved yet. >> it's going to be a remarkable moment on thursday. thanks very much. joining me now is cnn contributors. thanks to both of you. if i could begin with you, selena, let's look at the big picture first because after this hearing on thursday it appears you will have a vote. the senator majority leader, mitch mcconnell, appears to say he has the votes to get brett kavanaugh through. does he have the votes? >> well, i mean, mcco

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suzanne maloney is deputy director of foreign policy at the brookings institution, in washington. her what is likely to happen at the un this week considering the tension between the us and iran. i think it's going to be a very interesting week. we've got high profile speeches by both president rouhani and president trump, and of course president trump will be chairing a meeting of the un security council, which has been alternatively described as either focused on non—proliferation generally or on iran specifically, so i think it's quite clear that trump wants to use this week as a way to send a message directly to the iranian leadership. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, did an interview with us at the bbc where he was saying donald trump wanted to push back against iran and proliferation. what do you think that means? well, i think it's been quite clear since trump took office he has sought to push up the temperature on tehran. he obviously walked away from the nuclear deal, which was more than a decade in the making in terms of the negotiations, and has reimposed an array o

let's speak now to suzanne maloney, deputy director of foreign policy at the brookings institution inngton. thanks very much for thatjoining us. thanks very much for thatjoining us. while the stakes are high, there was always going to be conflict between the two countries ahead of this week anyway. now we've had this attack. we've had the words and attention. what do you think is going to happen now? i think it's going to be a very interesting week. we've got high profile speeches by both president rouhani and president trump, and of course president trump will be chairing a meeting of the un security council, which has been alternatively described as either focused on non—proliferation generally or on iran specifically, so generally or on iran specifically, soi generally or on iran specifically, so i think it's quite clear that trump wants to use this week as a way to send a message directly to the iranian leadership. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, did an interview with us at the bbc where he was saying donald trump wa nted where he was saying donald trump wanted to push back a

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are our top stories president has reaffirmed his support for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh suzanne when he denied allegations of sexual assault earlier one of his accusers christine glossy full of gave emotional testimony she says capital attacked when they were teenagers . i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help when i did put his hand over my mouth stop me from yelling this is what terrified me the most and it had the most lasting impact on my life it was hard for me to grieve but i thought that it was accidentally going to kill me well cavanaugh denied ever committing sexual misconduct and said he wouldn't be threatened and to withdrawing i'm not questioning. that dr ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time but i have never done this to her or to anyone that's not who i am it is not who i was i am innocent of this charge the palestinian president says the u.s. is no longer and dependent mediator in the middle east peace process with abbas used his address of the un general assembly to launch a strong attack on the u.s.

suzanne collins and lisa are all fine senators. would like a supplemental fbi background investigation. dr. ford can't tell us when or where it happened. the committee spoke to kaiser and ms. kaiser told us she doesn't refute what doctor ford said but she wasn't at a party. she's confused. mark judge said it didn't happen. p.j. said i don't know what you are talking about. the fbi will interview these people and ask mark judge if they have seen brett kavanaugh drug women and participate in the claims. we'll speak to ms. rom mere recognize. >> stay with us. we'll be c right back. everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? >>> welcome back. we are here with senator lindsey graham. we heard from those people and many said i wasn't at the party and don't have reckless. >> we told that to the committee. the senators would like to double-check. ms. ramirez has refused to talk to us. her allegations wouldn't be printed by the new york times

suzanne phan has the reaction from some of the students who were there. captures the chaos and confusion in the stands--after 5 to 6 shots rang out beside mariner high school. kyla sandoval / student:"i was very top of bleachers. at first, we heard one shot and didn't know what it was.""no one knew what was happening or what to do." it happened during the fourth quarter of the game between mariner and kamiack. 17-year-old alera vargas was there.alera vargas / student: "there was a coach on the field telling us to run as well. but then guy on overhead told us to shleter in place. so it was all chaotic. i was confused. because mariner side was runing opposite of kamiak side. so i was like where was the shooter?"ashley murrietta / student:"they hid us in the bathroom. me and another friend. that's where all anxiety kicked in."deputies say a fight started in the parking lot and then moved onto the street beside it-- 4th avenue west.the shooter took off. everyone got outside safely but one person hurt their ankle in the mad scramble."they were running everywhe

or kristin or karen, or suzanne or maura or megan or nicky. the list goes on. friends for a lifetime built on a foundation of talking through school and life, starting at age 14. several of those great women are on the seats right behind me today. my friends and i sometimes got together and had parties on weekends. the drinking age was 18 in maryland for most of my time in high school and was 18 in d.c. for all of my time in high school. i drank beer with my friends. almost everyone did. sometimes i had too many beers. sometimes others did. i liked beer. i still like beer. but i did not drink beer to the point of blacking out and i never sexually assaulted anyone. there is a bright line between drinking beer, which i gladly do, and which i fully embrace, and sexually assaulting someone, which is a violent crime. if every american who drinks beer or every american who drank beer in high school is suddenly presumed guilty of sexual assault we will be in an ugly new place in this country. i never committed sexual assault. as high school students, we sometimes did

my wife suzanne and myself are teaching a course having to deal with anti-communist than in hollywood and naming names. i'm wondering if court got involved in the communist party and communist propaganda during this period because there's a lot of anti-communist that dvd with other agencies and congress are very much against the communist during the period you're talking about. >> right. for those of you who didn't hear the questions about was communism never an issue for being associated with them. millet was so skilled politically and pr wise that he never got in trouble about the communist issue. although there will some people like to get into trouble later on. thank you. >> if you can draw connections in world war i especially since fdr was secretary of the navy band. >> the propaganda office for world war i was the committee on information? headed by george creel. i was an outright propaganda effort. that was the kind of place where they talk about the han. they really went over the top in terms of propaganda. they did not want another creel agency. they kept lobbying to create

got the number, existing home sales, suzanne. >> 5.34 million is existing annual rate so for the monthbeen down for past four months or so. that's longest losing streak to month of august unchanged now but stabilizing at this month for housing market and existing home sales represent 90% of home sales in the u.s. so it is a big, big deal. and medium home prices up 4.6% believe it or not so 264,000, 800 dollars up from a year ago in 2017. so again this goes to show that there are a shortage of homes and that is pushing up prices for the medium home price in the u.s. >> now tell me about a mortgage rate. >> suzanne point not only price is going up but more expensive for your mortgage rate 4.65% that's up from 4.6 that has been a steady rise. it's a challenge for perspective buyers as these prices go up. we can't say that purchase applications have risen for five straight week that's a good sign but it is getting to become more of a challenge especially for first time home buyers as rates goes up monthly mortgage gets more expensive. pretty good for a 30-year fix we say that every week bu

and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. and dvd? tully will keep you guessing. a night nanny. and the night nanny comes in and it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinemagoing whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. for many of us, september 5tarted with 5un5hine. that was the scene acro55 with 5un5hine. that was the scene across the coast of hope in east su55ex, but it was not quite like that everywhere. further west we have seen more in the way of cloud, even the audrey let time5,... with some mi5t even the audrey let time5,... with some mist and merck, some 5pots even the audrey let time5,... with some mist and merck, some spots of drizzle, quite breezy acro55 some mist and merck, some spots of drizzle, quite breezy across the far northwest, as well. keeping ahold of some clear spells, th

suzanne collins and lisa are all fine senators.y would like a supplemental fbi background investigation. dr. ford can't tell us when or where it happened. the committee spoke to kaiser and ms. kaiser told us she doesn't refute what doctor ford said but she wasn't at a party. she's confused. mark judge said it didn't happen. p.j. said i don't know what you are talking about. the fbi will interview these people and ask mark judge if they have seen brett kavanaugh drug women and participate in the claims. we'll speak to ms. rom mere what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car cl

i am not a movie with suzanne? you know, i wanted to be here right away. >> the difficult thing is that, these hearings are set, set by the majority. but, i am talking about getting the evidence and having the evidence looked at, and i do not understand you know, we hear from the witnesses, but the fbi is not interviewing them. is not giving us any facts, so all we have -- >> you are interviewing me. you are doing it, senator. i am sorry to interrupt but you are doing it. there is no conclusions reached. >> and, what you are saying if i understand it, is that the allegations by doctor ford, ms. ramirez, and miss sweatnick are wrong. >> that is emphatically what i am saying, emphatically. the sweatnick thing is a joke, it is a farce. >> would you like to say more about it? >> no. >> the ranking dianne feinstein, and kavanaugh. >> maria, are you with us? >> we will go to any in new baltimore, go ahead, please pick >> yes, i would like to talk about the brian williams effect. and a person can retell a story in there -

which way does suzanne collins go? >> right. republicans have made it clear that this is a go for broke strategy, that they want to get him on the bench next week and that even if they lose the house over this and potentially the senate they want to have him on the bench when they're picking up the pieces on november 7th after the midterm elections. but the other side of this is they have plenty of time. the midterm elections are not on monday when they want him sworn into the bench. they're in five weeks or six weeks. so the idea that they're not giving this more time, more measure, more patience and that only less than a handful of republicans have publically come out and said i'm going to wait until after the hearing to make up my mind is pretty astounding if you think about the political context of this. the idea that publically only a few people have expressed the kind of i think wish that senator murkowski is talking about, what she has to do to listen, to hear about this accuser and to take seriously her allegations as a

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<suzanne cisturri: "it used to be a really safe neighborhood now but willow glen is now becoming to me, very scary."> residents are fed up with the uptick of crimes in this quiet upscale san jose neighborhood.. just last month,home invasion robberies ..burglaries,and auto thefts ..in broad daylight..leaving long time residents on high alert.. just this afternoon,someone stole richard zappelli's neighbors tools..zappelli has lived in willow glen all his life, he says the crime sprees started 6 months agotonight, san jose police and detectives held a the second town hall meeting this time, focusing on crime preventioncaptain rand

president to use the 24th amendment to out the president from office but could help with senator suzanne said today firing rosenstein would be a quote, huge red line. what is the president saying publicly. seems content letting it twist in the wind another day. >> i'm meeting with rod rosenstein on thursday. tomorrow i'm doing other things. tonight former assistant director and former justice official. so what happens then when rosenstein goes to speak to the president. there's no way to avoid it right now he has to go there? >> he serves at the pleasure of the president when the president summons a senior administration official that official goes to the white house for a meeting. it will be curious to see what comes out of it. the president would be well-advised to consider and most observers would agree there's three problems potentially with the president firing the deputy attorney general, the first is political most republicans are saying don't do something like this on the eve of the mid-terms, politically it's not a good idea. second those around the president concerned with the

. >> amanda if you are suzanne collins or murkowski or this gift of time, do you think they can get tolace of yes? >> i think they can get to a place of yes. >> without being penalized at home. >> yes. but i'm worried that the fbi investigation won't give us any more clarity than we have today. there's been other fbi investigations that haven't fully resolved things, such as hilly clinton e-mail and house investigation of bengz. this is a lifetime appointment. for republican senators this is a appointment you're so invested in. everyone backed donald trump in controversial circumstances. so you have to know. you have to do more than believe had him in this. you have to know he is the right pick because even if he is clear of all of the sexuthere' sexuals there's this changes hour to hour and everyone needs to know with certainty he is the right pick. >> no one knows this better than joe biden who today. still having to reconcile what he heard all these years later. >> i have to think they're all in that senator flake moment. they're trying to figure out, i have party and i have country

i remember talking almost every night it seemed to my friends amy or julie or kristen or karen or suzanne or maura or megan or nikki. the list goes on. friends for a lifetime built on a foundation of talking through school and life starting at age 14. several of those great women are in the seats right behind me today. my friends and i sometimes got together and had parties on weekends. the drinking age was 18 in maryland for most of my time in maryland and 18 fin d.c. for al of my time in high school. i drank beer with my friends. sometimes i had too many beers. sometimes others did. i liked beer. i still like beer. but i did not drink beer to the point of blacking out and i never sexually assaulted anyone. there is a bright line between drinking beer, which i gladly do, and which i fully embrace, and sexually assaulting someone, which is a violent crime. if every american who drinks beer or every american who drank beer in high school is suddenly presumed guilty of sexual assault, we'll be in an ugly new place in this country. i never committed sexual assault. as high school students, w

<suzanne cisturri: "it used to be a really safe neighborhood now but willow glen is now becoming to me, very scary."> residents are fed up with the uptick of crimes in this quiet upscale san jose neighborhood.. just last month,home invasion robberies ..burglaries,and auto thefts ..in broad daylight..leaving long time residents on high alert.. just this afternoon,someone stole richard zappelli's neighbors tools..zappelli has lived in willow glen all his life, he says the crime sprees started 6 months agotonight, san jose police and detectives held a the second town hall meeting this time, focusing on crime preventioncaptain rand

or kristen or karen or suzanne or mora or megan or nicki. the list goes on. friends for a lifetime, built on a foundation of talking through school and life starting at age 14. several of those great women are in the seats right behind me today. my friends and i sometimes got together and had parties on weekends. the drinking age was 18 in maryland for most of my time in high school and was 18 in d.c. for all my time in high school. i drank beer with my friends. almost everyone did. sometimes i had too many beers. sometimes others did. i liked beer. i still like beer. but i did not drink beer to the point of blacking out and i never sexually assaulted anyone. there is a bright line between drinking beer which i gladly do and which i fully embrace, and sexually assaulting someone which is a violent crime. if every american who drinks beer or every american who drank beer in high school is suddenly presumed guilty of sexual assault, it will be an ugly new place in this country. as high school students, we sometimes did stupid or goofy things. i doubt we are alo