, ii five years old, cushion, three, and tahiti, 11 months. husband and four children or managed to escape with their lives. muhammad was not so fortu nate. their lives. muhammad was not so fortunate. he and his youngest daughter survived but three of her sisters were killed and so was their mother. the violence began five days before the massacre at tula toli on the 25th of august, when members of a rohingya militant group attacked a number of police post inside myanmar, killing 12. in response, the burmese military began what they called clearance operations. that was three months ago. boats filled with refugees have been coming over ever since. the overwhelming majority of people in myanmarare the overwhelming majority of people in myanmar are buddhist. the rohingya muslims make up only a small minority over all but in rakhine state, the region that borders bangladesh, there may be in the majority if it were not to the fa ct the majority if it were not to the fact that so many have fled. even before the latest violence, the rohingya of myan

they headed for tahiti, with their two dogs, zeus and valenti valentine.t, a major storm knocked out the antenna. they say another storm flooded their engine. at times, they say the boat was surrounded by sharks. the women say they shot out distress signals and shot flares at passing ships. but the repeated calls for help went unanswered. >> we had decided we were left for dead. >> reporter: they drifted 5,000 miles offcourse, before being rescued by the u.s. navy. >> i believed we were going to die in the next 24 hours. >> reporter: now, back on dry land, some are questioning their story. the u.s. coast guard said there was an emergency beacon onboard, but they never turned it on. in a june, they made radio contact that identified itself as the "sea nymph" near tahiti. but they were not in distress. appel says they never got near tahiti. and that their gps track moves that. and the major storm the women say they hit the first night of their journey, the national weather service in honolulu says their record shows no major form system during hawaii during

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they claimed they were going from hawaii to tahiti when a storm damaged their boat. national weather service records show no, there were no storms in that area at that time. didn't happen. the coast guard says the pair had a beacon onboard they never activated. >> usually, they have some kind of strobe so we know with to find you. >> the women told the coast guard, they never felt like they were truly in distress, even though after they were rescued, they praised the navy for save them from imminent death. the coast guard says so far there is no criminal investigation. >>> a man charged with starting the bear fire in santa cruz two weeks ago, pleaded not guilty in court today. that's not the only thing he said. watch as marlon coy mouthed the words you're next at the district attorney. after the hearing, he said bring it on. >> let's be honest, he lit a fire that caused an evacuation and burned 300 plus acres. that's not something that happens every day in this county, and it's arson. it's not an accident. >> reporter: investigators say the fire burned two homes, hur

buying ecent episode of uniforms that had camouflage designs that are suited for tahiti but not afghanistan. so i really appreciate your recommendations and they all make immense sense to me and i could endorse those and perhaps the committee could as well. but the question is the policy that will be advocated by the congress of the united states and whether this thing is working at all. in your investigations, can you make some general comments about the reliability of accountability systems within the afghani partners that we have? mr. some could he. -- sopko. mr. sopko: yes, i can. we have questions about most of the internal accountability capabilities and i actually had a conversation with president ghani on my last trip and he acknowledged there are problems in certain agencies or ministries and we actually came to an agreement and he's going to -- he promised the issue of presidential decree, giving us access to the internal books and records and individuals of all the ministries so we can do an in depth analysis of their internal controls. mr. welch: we had some of our justice depar

i have no tickets to tahiti. my bank account has now flourished. if anything, it has gone down. currently, i am not working. >> sandra: meantime, some alabama g.o.p. officials are still backing roy moore besides local papers calling for voters to reject him, and white house legislative affairs director at marc short is defending how president trump is responding to all of this so far. >> if he did not believe that that accusations were credible, he'd be campaigning for roy moore. he has concerns about the accusations, but he's also concerned that these accusations are 38 years old, roy moore has been in public service for decades and accusations did not arrive until multiple for elections. at this point as i said, we think it's best that the people of alabama to make the decision for them. >> jason: i think it is interesting. donald trump, he wanted luther strange. he was championing luther strange, and he did not get the person he wanted. he's been very tempered in his approach. her allegations are very credible. there is more than one. i do not think roy moore is going to get

drifted thousands of miles off course in may the women were trying to sail from hon lieu to you to tahitin they say a storm damaged in re boat and left them adrift in shark infested waters. >> had they not been able to locate us we would have been dead within 24 hours. >> you now the u.s. coast guard said the women never activated an emergency beacon they had on the woet. the women say they didn't use it because they didn't feel in imminent danger. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. halloween night. >> we got to get some candy. >> i may have brought a few kitkats. >> we are heading to your desk in a bit. beautiful weather in san francisco. it's a popular spot for people even not living in sf. a little bit of cloud cover patchy fog near the coast. temperatures are cool in the mid-50s but in rainfall. full details on when the rain returns. >>> i think it's important to remember where you came from. >> a women no san jose takes a unique approach to sharing her family photo album. that's next. many families have their so- called historian. they )re the keeper of the photos. a

they were rescued and claimed they were going from hawaii to tahiti when a storm damage their boat.ational service -- weather service says that there were no storms in their area at the time. they never activated their the locator. >> the women told the coast guard they never felt like they were truly in distress even though after they were rescued, they praise the navy for saving them from imminent death. the coast guard says that there is no criminal investigation so far.>>> we are at berkeley with the screams of halloween. >> there are screams of joy here at the house of screams. look at all of these great costumes here. they are having a great time in berkeley. the house of screams is free of charge, and it is been put on every year from 6 pm to 9 pm. i'm not sure if it is the candy or the excitement of being on television, but they are having a wonderful time in berkeley. for the bigger kids we have a haunted house. they are screaming for joy here in berkeley. let's take a look here at your conditions oakland is 59 degrees. semper cisco is 57. in santa rosa is 56 degrees. we ar

i have no tickets to tahiti, and my bank account has not flourished. if anything, it's gone down, because currently i'm not working. >> reporter: corfman said she considered confronting him, but chose not to, in order to protect her young children. asked why she came forward now, she said it wasn't her idea to come forward, but "the washington post" approached her, and she told them the one condition she would go on the record with her story is if they found other women who had similar stories about moore. once they did, brooke, that's when she made the decision to come forward with her story. >> kaitlan, thank you. >> david, nice to see you. >> good to see you too, brooke. thanks. lee corfman said he swann paid. >> i don't know if that matters, but i think her talking directly to the camera, and her being very emphatic and empathetic, i think that putting a face to a name and words out of her own mouth are definitely powerful to something that could just be seen as a rehash of a news story that came out last week. i thought it was pretty powerful test

are many they claim to be head from hawaii to tahiti and that a storm early in their trip knocked themourse also damaging their engine. there are some problems and holes in their story. the national weather service has no record of any storm in their area. also why didn't they use their emergency beacon to signal for help? they said their situation wasn't dire enough to justify its use. >> since the boat was floating, we had water, we had food, and we had the ability for limited navigation i didn't feel that we were in imminent danger. >> reporter: she is defending their decision not to call the coast guard. >> if i'm calling them and i am not in imminent danger that means that their resources are being used on someone who is not about to die while someone else on the other side of the planet or in their area could actually be in imminent danger. >> reporter: the investigators say they could have stopped at any number of the small islands and ports they passed along the way. in washington. kelly wright. fox news. >>> it's not a secret that living in the bay area is costly. >> is it? >>

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i have no tickets to tahiti, and my bank account has not flourished.has gone down because currently i'm not working. >> and alabama's three largest newspapers all run by the alabama media group put this editorial on the front pages. stand for decency. reject roy moore. the panel is still here. let me ask you to weigh in on this moore defense. he just tweeted since we came on the air along the same lines. mitch mcconnell loved being top senate republican under obama. he didn't have to do anything. but now he blocks the maga agenda. sad. sounds familiar. how is trump's little mini me sustain this lunacy that he's not wanted for anything other than the fact that he is a sexual predator who preyed on teenage girls? why isn't that part of the defense? >> it's important to remember this is roy moore. twice sitting as chief justice of the alabama supreme court and twice ousted from that role because he rejectioned institutional law. he digs in his heels and fights his fights. he clearly wants to be senator and has done nothing that he has wavered or feels any

there were uniforms that had camouflage designs suited for tahiti, but not afghanistan. i really appreciate your recommendations and they all make sense to me, and i would endorse those and perhaps our committee will as well, but we are curious whether or not this thing is working at all. in your investigations, can you make general comments about the reliability of accountability systems within the afghan partners that we have? >> yes i can. basically, we have serious questions about most of the internal accountability capabilities. i actually had a conversation on my last trip and he acknowledged there are problems in agencies are and we came to an agreement. he promised presidential decree giving us access to the internal books and records and individuals of all the ministries so we can do an in-depth analysis of the internal control. >> the last trip i took to afghanistan, we had our justice department folks who were there teaching afghan government officials about how to detect corruption, and they had to stop that program because they were teaching people about how

get through and to that recent episode to buying uniforms that had camouflage designs suited for tahiti, but not afghanistan, so i really appreciate your recommendations and they all make sense to me and i would endorse those and perhaps art committee could as wellco, but e fundamental question is the policy that will be advocated by the congress of the us and whether this is working at all. in your investigations, you make general comments about the reliability of accountability systems within the afghan-- at any partners we have. >> yes, i can, sir. basically, we have serious questions about most of the internal accountability capabilities and i had a conversation with the president on my last trip and he acknowledge there are problems in certain agencies or and we actually game to an agreement. east-- he promised the issue of presidential decree giving us access to the internal books and of all and individuals of the ministries so we can do a in-depth analysis of their internal control. >> the last trip i took to afghanistan we had some of our justice department folks there and there

buyingent episode of uniforms that had camouflage 40, -- that are suited four tahiti, but not afghanistan. i really appreciate your recommendations, and they all make immense sense to me. i would endorse those and perhaps our committee could as well. but the fundamental question -- is the policy that will be advocated by the congress of the united states and whether this -- inis working at all your investigations, can you make some general comments about of reliability accountability systems within the afghani partners that we have. >> yes, i cancer. we have serious questions about most of the internal accountability capabilities. i actually had a conversation with the president on our last trip. he'd knowledge that were problems -- he would it --wledge -- i can knowledge acknowledge there were problems, a presidential decree giving us access to all of the ministries so we can do an in-depth analysis of their internal controls. >> let me ask one question on that. the last trip i took to afghanistan, we had some justice department folks there that were teaching afghan government detectls a

to the recent episode of buying uniforms that had camouflage designs that are suited for tahiti. but not afghanistan. so i really appreciate your recommendations and they all make immense sense to me and i would endorse those and perhaps our committee could. >> as well. but the fundamental question is the policy that's going to be advocated by the united states and whether this is working at all. in your investigations, can you make general comments about the reliability of accountability systems within the afghani partners that we have? mr. sopko. >> yes, i can, sir. basically we have serious questions about most of the internal accountability capabilities. and i actually had a conversation with the president ghani on that on my last trip. and he acknowledged there are problems in certain agencies or ministries. and we actually came to an agreement, and he's going to -- he promised to issue a presidential decree, giving us access to the internal books and records and individuals of all the ministries, so we can do a in-depth analysis of their internal controls. >> the lasts trip

i have no tickets to tahiti. and my bank account has not flourished if anything it has gone down.ly i'm not working. >> when you think about in a sense what you started -- >> yeah. >> you decided to come forward and since then eight other have come forward. >> right. >> what did you think when you started hearing other stories? can you describe that feeling? is it relief? is it fear or joy. >> i think it is a combination of all of those things. my sorrow that others have had to go through this, but here is the beauty of what has happened. the support has been amazing. women and men have come forward to tell their stories that have never had the ability to do so. because of my courageous actions. >> i want to put a picture up of you at 14 years old and people have seen this photo now. when you see that young lady, what do you think, what goes through your mind? >> she sure did have a lot of promise ahead of her and she didn't deserve to have a 32-year-old man prey upon her. >> and one final question for those watching and are your politics? >> my politics -- well, i've voted as a r

so they claim to be headed from hawaii to tahiti a tropical storm early in their voyage knocked themging their engine, but the national weather service has no records of any storm in the area. there are also major questions about why they didn't use their emergency beak couldn't to signal for help. investigators say the women could have stopped at any number of small islands and ports they passed along the way. >>> also making headlines this morning, five suspected cases of the mumps have been reported on the campus of american university. the dc department of health says all the affected students have been isolated as a part of standard procedure. this comes not long after students at the university of virginia were urged to take precautions when initials identified two suspected cases of the mumps at uva. >>> facebook facing tough questions on capitol hill yesterday. lawmakers wanted to know why russian linked ads were not regulated on the site. during the heari execs admitted that they should have done more to prevent the miss information from spreading on its platform. 126 millio

there's a nonprofit group that hopes to raise $60 million by 2020 to build the island off the coast of tahitiaurants, maybe some secret banks? [laughter] the president of the group says it will liberate humanity from politicians, it will float in international waters and operate with its own laws. the group plans to build thousands of floating cities by 2050. >>> look at this -- >> video. [laughter] stuart: i kind of like it. that's a robotic dog. >> terrifying. stuart: oh, my god. 55 pounds, all electric. >> it's creepy. stuart: i have no idea what it's for. any idea? >> to creep us out. >> live an anxiety dream. >> look at that, it's like a giant plug on the front. stuart: it's cute. >> i'll get you one for christmas. stuart: no. a new jet can take people from new york to london in about two hours. it's called boom supersonic. the aviation company is known as boom. they say this plane can fly faster than concord. it flies at 1700 miles an hour. it'll make its first test flight next year, that's a big deal. >> yeah. stuart: and the company hopes it'll be heading to -- >> you flew on the conc