potentially, yet something to consider, when we evacuated last year, captain now the local news you seeat goes on, so for someone like me, who no longer has to worry about my family being here or the pets, kids stay home and keep how secure knowing you're gonna be saved for expecting yourself to be said, there's some comfort in that as well. please do say save and thank you for speaking to us. thank you very much take care. meanwhile thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of the northern philippines ahead of super typhoon mangkhut. the authorities say more than five million people are in the path of storm which is due to make land shortly. which has made landfall the past hour we understand. it's approaching the country's northern coastal tip, forecasters say it's the strongest typhoon yet this year. howard johnson has sent this report. there is a sense of calm here. but a storm is on its way and it's likely to devastate this coastline. the owner of this comes as he is staying put and he does not want beats stealing his possessions. this man says he will watch the wa

the money to go. i really wanted to attend. locally the local newsovered the story -- luckily, the local news covered the story. peggy saw the broadcast and reached out and said i will for the rest of the bill. ever since then, she was like a grandmother and godmother and one. we would talk three times a week just about life, how is school going, how are you liking williams, what is stanford like? whenever i needed anything, she was always there. brian: where did her money come from? zachary: peggy, some of it came from, from my understanding, her previous marriage. i believe some of it also came from things she had done earlier in her life, investments, she was a patron of the arts as well, a lot of her money was in assets. brian: on page 180, you talk about people you most admire. martin luther king, frederick douglass, no clinton, reginald clinton, reginald wayne betz, cornell west and kobe bryant. why kobe bryant? zachary: because kobe bryant is like a cerebral assassin on the basketball court and he works incredibly hard. the one thing i admire

well, that story made the local news. >> i try not to cry in front of them. to be like, oh, i don't care. >> her story was one that caught the attention of larry gaydos and max watson. they saw the story and talked about it on their radio show. >> we told her, it will get better, you don't deserve this. you are beautiful. >> she sent them an e-mail. and this e-mail said, five years ago, you guys said something on the radio and i heard you. let me show you what happened. that is julia marie revis she invited them to present her. >> she looks beautiful. >> with larry gaydos and max watson. >> they presented her. >> a quinceanera is a celebration for 16-year-old girls in the latin community. >> you guys stood up for me and i remember what you said to remind me i can do anything. >> to say bullying is wrong. that's all it took to stand up and make a massive difference in a young girl's life. >> when you're a young age and you're bullied that can shape or define your life. >> and she's with larry gaydos and max watson. welcome to the show, guys. >> hi. >> what is i

a safe haven and meals for these residents and we just really want people to really listen to the local newsu know, bring their emergency kits, bring, you know, all the necessity that is they need, whether it's medication, you know, food and water for three days and, you know, come here and seek shelter from the storm. >> thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. craig, over the few hours, later on tonight, when we expect shelters to fill up. throughout south carolina and north carolina, more than million and a half people under mandatory evacuation orders right now. craig? >> all right. gabe guite reds for us there in conway. nbc's tammy litener not far from gabe. at a costco there. a lot of folks determined the try to ride it out apparently. what are they telling you there at the costco which as i understand it shutt down a short time ago, as well. >> reporter: that's right, craig. some people planning to stay actually are now evacuating now that myrtle beach is in florence's path. there were a couple stores open today. this costco closed about 30 minutes ago. people have been flooding t

more the local news all the time. despotism and corruption have corroded angola's society and justice system. daniella has returned to where the killings took place he works as a journalist for what it is fatah which is funded by angola's largest opposition party. he wants to speak to the victims' families and find out what has happened since the shooting. in the family home danielle meets allows you well and fabio they witnessed the fatal shooting of their friend severino he was just twenty one. i saw their guns and i just started to run they saw us running and shot at us without warning or anything so i really started shooting they got him right here. in the us they killed two of our friends. because one of them didn't belong to a gang but he was killed in iraq. you know so that's placement in justice or nothing was done about it. because there was no investigation and no one spoke to the family nothing. they killed our friend like a dog. did this by short while later severino his father arrives a year has passed si

door, the random car theft that has anr owne scratching his head. >>> and out of state plates. the new plan by one local government to crack down on people who don't register their cars once they move into our area. >>> welcome to "news 4 this we." >> hi, everybody. i'm jim handly. we learn more about the shooting at the jacksonville gaming event. onehe gamers shot is from d.c. aimee cho spoke to his brother this week who also knew thed suspecgunman. >> david katz keeps to himself, he's a manbu of ness. >> reporter: chuting suspect david katz seen at this tournament lastyear, announcers noticed he said very little. >> not here to make friends. >> i remember him bng awkward. >> reporter: abbie franklin went to middle school with david katz in howar county. she said she never expected this kind of viol from him. >> it was chilling. i've been honestly in shock. >> reporter: she says she and her classmates tried to be nice to katz, but that he never opened up. >> they would make money playing games is justwild. >> reporter: over at american university, gamers like shawn riley shocked by news of the shooting

thousand students gathered on the shoes platter then asked us to put us in misca cities that the local news. at six o'clock infiltrated police officers to confront the mexican army which in turn shoots back the demonstrators. up the of no. according to the official accounting forty four people died the rumor says there were over three hundred victims of the. loot ten days later the olympic games started as if nothing in happened. yeah it you are nevertheless the image on returning is the one of tommie smith and john tell us raised black glove fists drawn the world's attention to the black panther struggle against discrimination and repression in the united states. one hundred sixty eight was a year or ok task. it was over leaved. this is the year martin luther king. is this smear bobby kennedy was assassinated you have vietnam getting uglier and more gruesome by the day and it's a year of bad faith see you're of wise but it's a year of. you know the void open and i have some very sad news for all of you martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight. the. columns in his voice and the co

excitement connect to sports in the '80s, you used to have to depend on the last five minute hads in the local news give us a network of sports. >> there's one place to go for all the names and games making sports news. espn "sportscenter." >> what happens in the 1980s, sports becomes a tv show and what are they built around? characters. >> you can't be serious, man. you cannot be serious. you guys are the pits of the world, you know that? >> mcenroe the perfect villain, or the cool swede -- cool swede never giving emotion away. what tennis wants is getting their best playing over and over again in the final. that's what we wanted to tune in to over and over and over again. >> oh, goodness me. mid court and three match points to martina -- >> this man, has a smile that lights up a television screen from here to maine. and there is magic johnson, this kid from michigan and larry bird, a guy that worked carrying trash, one plays for the los angeles lakers and the other for the boston celtics . it's a great story. >> off the mark. and several chances and here is larry bird, going down the court. >> ma

cassie fambro wrote for the local news site al.com. >> there was just such a stark divide. believed savannah and there was the people who thought that this was a witch hunt. that cameron harrison was unfairly portrayed as a criminal rapist. >> about two dozen spanish fort high school students defending him. >> he's innocent. >> reporter: but while cameron's supporters were loud and proud, he was tight-lipped. never speaking in public or to the police. >> no comment. >> reporter: but he did speak to this woman, private investigator alicia mcwhorter. hired by cameron's mom to gather intel. what was his state of mind like? what was he like? >> he was in a state of hyperawareness that he was under a microscope and he needed to get the truth out. >> reporter: she says cameron recounts a familiar tale of booze, beer pong, and all-out blowout. but new details emerge when he claims after savannah was carried up the stairs, he ended up in the bathroom with her.d ac enters. kennedy, that girl who came to the party with savannah. >> cameron states that kennedy grabbed his face and kis

those are the conditions here, much better than locals expected. power is still on, which is good news. but we don't really know what we're heading into in the next couple of hours as the storm makes its way. >> when you talked to some of the locals who decided to stay, why did they decide to wait this out? >> reporter: so many more people than expected decided to stay because as the storm was downgraded from a 4 to a 3 to a 2 and now a 1, people start getting that false sense of security. i have to say the main reason here, people that have been here on this island for 35, 40 years, they went through floyd, they went through fran, they went through matthew and they think this is just any other storm. of course, it is the storm surge and the flooding that makes this storm particularly dangerous. the other thing is people are afraid of not being able to come back into their homes. i covered hurricane harvey last year in texas. we were there weeks after the storm hit and that is what people don't want to be facing here in north carolina with florence. >> we go back to craig melvin in wil

new details on the suspe, and we're also hearing from a local victured in the chaos. >>> plus, missing door. the random car theft that has an owner scratching hishead. >>> and out of state plates. the new plan by on local government to crack down onle peop who don't register their cars once they move into our area. >> announcer: welcome to "news4 this ek." >> hi, everybody. i'm jim hadley. this week we learned more about jacksonville at a gaming event. one of the gamers who was shot is from d.c. aimee cho spoke to his brother ewis week who also the suspected gunman. >> rep ter: david catch keep to himself. he's a man of business. >> reporter: shooting suspect seen here at this tournament, announcers noticed he said very >> he's not here to make friends. awkwardmember him being >> reporter: abby went to middle school with him in howard county. ee said she neverpected this kind of violence fromm. hi >> it was chilling. i've been honestly in shock. >> reporter: she says she and her classmates tried to be nice to katz but he never opened >> the fact that they make money wild. games is just

texted me and told me during classes -- sometimes during class, but what i will do -- we will go to the local new source and then look at other news sources. brian: how do you know that of the semester that they have figured out anything when it comes to current affairs, history and all that? what is evidence that they have changed their knowledge level? >> usually the questions that they ask. so when i start out with the lower-level questions, i know that this is a new and ever for endeavor for them. then they get intrigue and start researching on their own. maybe because it might take them for makeup -- take them less time. but i am willing to take that time. we only have 45 minute class periods, so i have to talk fast. brian: how many students in your classes? >> between 25 and 30 and how six classes per day. brian: katie. >> i am from rockaway, new jersey. it be u.s. history, world history and special ed world history. brian: what do you think of your students? >> i love them. kids are kids everywhere. they want your attention, to feel important, and they want to. brian: understand what is go

i watch 50 minutes of the local news. i saw four rga ads against you that basically made this case. an had a really rough -- got hit by the recession. and basically the case goes, things are bad, we've gotten so much better. we can't go back if you elect gretchen witmer. >> they're tired of government that doesn't work for us. we've got roads that are falling apart. we've got communities that can't drink their water. our education system that used to be envy of the world is now in the bottom ten of our country. it's lot because betsy devos' policies have been here for a lot long they're tonight previous country has seen. >> you have rick snyder in 2010 was extreme austerity, big tax cuts and austerity. and the emergency manager was part of that system. it sounds like what you're calling for is more spending. more investments in public goods. >> listen, we're all paying more. we're paying more to fix our cars. we're paying to buy bottled water. we're paying to hire tutors for our kids. we're paying under republicans. we're just doing it in a way that doesn't fix the problem. i offer a

new york, it would be the 11th largest state. "the daily news" has cut its staff in half. "the voice" has shut down. if new york city can't support localout the rest of the country? is there a model that can work? >> there are models that are out there. there are a lot of nonprofit models out there. some of them are specialty websites. the marshall project, pro publica, now doing big investigative stories. "the texas tribune," they're having their texas tribune festival later this month. everybody should get to austin if they have a little bit of time. >> always time to go to austin. >> it takes a clear recognition that you can't on a for-profit business model sustain the kind of deep investigative reporting as well as the beat reporting, the pretty unexceptional stuff where you're sitting there watching a city council meeting, watching the county commission meet, making sure you're telling a consistent story and keeping eyes on people in power. that's what "the texas tribune" does. they do it on a nonprofit model, they take contributions, and they're doing an excellent job. >> that's what keeps democracy running. >> you see a big stor

granted full permission to clip that out, take it out of context and use it as a sound byte in the local newsy. >> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein pleads not guilty. if convicted, he could face a anymore sentence of ten years in prison >> harvey weinstein is innocent. >> well, i don't know that we should be applauding that. all right. thanks, everyone. tonight on the show, dave salmoni is here with wild animals and we'll be right back with keegan-michael key. don't forget that the past can speak to the future. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. hey, what do you guys wanna listen to? ooh, hip-hop! reggaeton. edm. what about bubble trance? bubble what? bubble trance. it's a thing.

the local news has been putting out -- you know, up until about 8:00 or 9:00 tonight we heard the mayor of wilmington, we heard the governor saying if you are still in your houses, if you are still there and relatives are calling you because they're seeing this on cable news and starting to get very worried, it is not too late. we will come, we will get you. again, up until 55 miles per hour, like we said, they still will come out and get you. the system here on the ground is really based around those public schools. so the elementary schools and the middle schools are serving as shelters. you will remember your elementary school, your middle school days, i would be willing to bet it was in a one-story cement building. it is for that reason they use the public schools, chris. >> cal perry who continues to be out driving for us. we will be checking back in with you in wilmington, north carolina. thanks, cal. >>> i think there was a good summary in a tweet from the weather channel, even after it has been downgraded to a category 1. they said, "put simply, florence is a category 5 flood th

the coliseum is sitting two miles north of the oakland and san leandro border. >>> abc 7 news brand local-isharing stories that are inspiring in a weekly series called "more in common." this week, find how how the prisoners are finding the new normal among attorneys and doctors. >> i went to prison for a murder that i committed when i was 17. >> is so you served 20 years and playing dungeons and dragons in a mansion with guys that tech and neuro science. >> yes. when i first was d dungeons and dragons fell into my life. this is a simulator to practice my life skills of listening, and paying attentional and be intentional about what i want the do, and all of the structure and all of this is i got through the dungeons and dragons. >> i am fresh out of prison and i have access to phds inusesses the world a better place, and it is centering around r&d. >> this episode is available on facebook watch, and you look for new episodes every week. >>> still to come here on "abc7 mornings," terror in the water. the latest on the deadly shark attack at cape cod. >>> also, ahead, a celebration now in the 2

does not mean that his message or the temperament or the problematic tweets are not dominating the local newsnd so it is not as simple as physically keeping him out of the areas where he is not helpful or welcomed, because this is a president who intentionally pervades everything, and that is a problem, especially in the effort to hold the house. >> and the senate race, as mitch mcconnell quoted saying that it is like a knife fight in an alley. jim massena some >> it is true. the midterm elections are about two thing, voter enthusiasm, and independent voter, and the democrats have a 19% lead on who is more excited to vote in this election, and independent numbers and to ashley's point, trump is doing real damage to his party. he was in my home state for montana and instead of campaigning for the senate campaign, where he was at a rally, he spent the entire time complaining about anonymous, and woodward book and completely off message, and it is doing real damage to his party. >> and rick tyler and jim massena and ashley parker, thank y you. and coming up, out of control. former secretary of s

let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: local media are reporting that up to sevenldren, have been shot in the city of syracuse in the us state of new york. witnesses told reporters that a family had gathered to celebrate the life of a relative who'd recently died when the shooting started. the white house has approved what it calls offensive measures to stop cyber attacks. the united states accuses russia, china, iran and north korea of conducting "reckless cyber attacks" against the us and its allies. the immediate aim of the new policy is to prevent hackers from disrupting the us mid—term elections. the bbc‘s learned that britain is considering plans to set up an international tribunal to bring myanmar‘s military leaders tojustice. the un has accused the generals of genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. the un report listed gang rape, assaults on children, mass murder, and the destruction of entire villages as some of the atrocities committed against the rohingyas. let's turn to our top business story — the takeover battle for broadcasting giant sky co

not be permitted. >>> there were nearly three times the number of new jobs in the bay area last year as new housing units bills, according to a new local study. the metropolitan transportation commission and association of bay area government says nearly 53,000 new jobs were created last year. but, fewer than 15,000 housing units were built. those were mostly apartments and condos rather than single- family homes. the mtc says the imbalance highlights the area's housing crisis. >>> 4:27. as hurricane florence barrels toward the east coast, president trump assures residents he is ready to help them. >> we are sparing no expense. we are totally prepared. we are ready. >> up next, tracking the powerful storm expected to the land this week. >>> and, california's new bail reform law faces a new challenge. what opponents have to say as they try to get something on the ballot. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's the middle of the week, wednesday, september 12th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. one of our top stories is the weather back east. let's check in with steve as hurricane florence moves in. >> at the right at th

the startups range from local news outfits like the "colorado sun."t's founded by journalists who worked at the "denver post," a newspaper that has been decimated through layoffs. there are also top-focused newsrooms that report stories about, for example, money in politics, immigration, and even more narrow niches like the cannabis industry. it's also not just print media. >> welcome to season two of "zigzag. " i'm manoush zomorodi. >> sreenivasan: manoush zomorodi and jen poyant are co-founders of a new dcast company in ooklyn, new york. their first show is called zigzag, which explores, in part, how civil will work.y >>founder and i, we left our stliable pradio jobs to join an experiment using blockchain in an attempt to save journalism. what is blockchain? how is it going to save journalism? we didn't know. so we thought... >> sreenivasan: so you pth yourself in e middle of it. >> exactly. that should be the show. >> sreenivasan: for zomorodi, who previously produced and hosted "he podcast "te to self" for new york public radio, civil is both an e

that they could do it again then and another fight that would be great for vegas and the local economy. some sad newstown defender kevin beattie has died of a suspected heart attack this morning at the age of 64. beattie, who was capped nine times by england, was part of one of ipswich town's most successful ever teams which won the the fa cup and uefa cup in the late ‘705 and early ‘80s. his manager at ipswich, sir bobby robson, described him as the best english defender he'd seen, and he is widely regarded as ipwich‘s finest ever player. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening but coming uo next it's click. we're almost six months away from the uk starting its transition period to leave the eu. the details of which, in case you haven't heard, are still a bit sketchy. as the eu themselves have said, that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed... but whilst the politicians battle out the finer points, and we consider the what—ifs, ports across the country are bracing themselves for change. dover here exclusively handles eu imports, so when brexit does come, it's one of

the most important things happen where you live. and. that's our slogan. editor in chief helga knitted bag is banking on hyper local news it sells best on the net already half of his subscribers do all their reading digitally and pay for the privilege or through. soon enough we'll be able to finance our journalism slowly through subscriptions your mom. the norwegian news papers are encouraging every decide to go online this saves delivery costs in this big populated country your own sin is seventy three and has two digital news paper subscriptions. as tehran for doubt. they had to read this paper on my tablet every night before i go to bed. they did this you say that way i'm ahead of the pack in the morning and i said that it's obvious that only gave thirty said he don't read the printed newspaper i. know very rarely. usually my husband is the only one who i do a paper. on being the last he doesn't know how to use the tablet. when he read something to me from the paper in the morning i just say i know that already i read it last night. no los has identified a special ingredient that draws in the subscribers local suppor

the bay yar hoarea committee is making good to support local education. it aims to make the dream of homeownership a reality for some. a brks krrks 7 nbc 7 newsost to live in the bay area continues to rise, local teachers are feeling the pinch. >> we want to keep the teachers here and local and prevent them from leaving. >> reporter: that's why ahead of the college football national championship at levi stadium in january, officials with the bay area host committee and college football play-off foundation announced a partnership with landed. their goal is to help essential professionals such as teachers with making hope ownership a reality through financial coaching and down payment assistance. >> to try to make sure that this dialogue is being had at the right levels, and people understand how serious this problem is and the connection between housing insecurity and quality of education. >> reporter: three educators will each receive a $25,000 grant to help with buying a home. dozens of other educators will have $150,000 in support. >> i'm the son of a fourth grade schoolteacher. my dad was a social worker. i had a lot of love but not a lot

new list is out this morning ranking the top colleges in the country. u.s. news and world report's annual list was released overnight. here's how local schools stack up. georgetown was the top in the area. a uvo cracked the top 25. you see it there. the college of william & mary at 38. george washington university. university of maryland college park tied for 63rd place. virginia tech and american university cam in at number 76 and 78. howard university in the top 100 poclined 21 from last year. number 89 here. that's on top of the 14 spot decline the year before. the rankings are based on 16 measures of academic quality and nsider more than 1,600 four year colleges and universities u.s.s the >> that's a good showing for our region. how about that? >> redskin fans should be feeling good this morning as the team heads home from i first week one win since 2012. >> right. i can't believe the last time. memory. like a distance our season opener. i heard you say that. thank you very much. another part of trip to arizona you may be hearing about doesn't have anything to do with the athletes. instead, a lot af people still talking about cindy mccain'sap aranc

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he's the founder of online news publisher the local. thanks very much forjoining us, mr savage. what is your prediction of the outcome? the polls are showing very different kinds of results. we are seeing with some that the estimate for sweden democrat is anything from 17% to 25%. that could mean they are the largest third largest party. whatever happens, the way that the system in sweden will mean that there will still be a coalition government, but almost certainly will not include the sweden democrats, because the moderate party on the centre—right and its allies, and the social democrat party of the ruling party right now, have said that they won't do deals with it, which means there will be no sweden democrat ministers in any kind of government. but we have seen some interesting developments over the last two years. we have seen the big parties have shrunk, and the sweden democrats, and other parties, including the former communist left party and the liberal centre party, we have seen them grow at the expense of the major parties. 0bviously expense of the major parties. obv

the day. the new legal manuever that could prompt the raiders to leave oakland -- sooner than expected. but first: we )re following breaking news: the president of a prominent local catholic school -- resigns amidst a sex abuse scandal. we continue our exclusive reporting. the news at six starts right now: good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. the embattled president of san jose )s presentation high school embroiled in a sex abuse scandal, is stepping down. mary miller )s resignation comes after a series of exclusive reports by our investigative unit. this is story we started to expose -- 10 months ago. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is at presentation high -- w/ this new develpment. vicky? san jose police initiated an investigation that is ongoing as a result of our reports. failed to report sexual abuse claims involving a spanish teacher accused of molesting a student during a summer field trip. california law requires school leaders to call police when they receive reports of abuse. after we broke that story, more sexual abuse victims came forward. in all, we spoke with ten

championship doesn't come to levi stadium until january but the bay area host committee is making good on its promise to support local educators. a newims to make the dream of homeownership a reality for some. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: as the cost of living in the bay area continues to rise, local educators are feeling the pinch. >> we have great teachers and we want to be able to do what we can to keep them here and local and just prevent them from leaving. >> reporter: that's why ahead of the college football national championship at levi stadium in january, officials with the bay area host committee and college football play-off foundation announced a partnership with bay area based landed. their goal is to help essential professionals with making homeownership a reality through financial coaching and down payment assistance. >> to try to make sure that this dialogue is being had at the right levels and people understand how serious this problem is and security a a education. >> three educators will receive a 25,000 grant to help with buying a home. others will receive smaller with $150,000 in su

the future. fresh-made burgers without a human touch. the new local restaurant that may be serving up a game changer. >>> happening now on our twitter feed, caltrain stopping service to and from san francisco on the weekends starting next saturday. crews need to work in the tunnels between the bayshore and king stations. caltrain advises people to give themselves lots of extra time. that work will run through the spring. we'll be back in a moment with more. nominee brett kavanaugh happening while you get ready. his accuser is going to testify -- we )ll bring it to you live. and we )re tracking the commute nightmare surrounding the transbay transit center. join us tomorrow from fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. but not to that. i want that. (laughing) for a limited time get fast, reliable internet for a low price. call now. comcast business. beyond fast

. -- the latest coming out of the capitol this morning. ( darya ) from the local news station we beginith breaking news. >> >>> morning. thank you for joining us. >> the breaking news this morning -- the senate judiciary committee in a matter of an hour and a half or so will vote on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. >> yes, they went into session at 6:30 but they are still talking. let's go live to washington dc with the latest from the nation's capitol. >> >>> >>reporter: the committee is set to meet at -- set to vote at 1:30 p.m. eastern time in regard to the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh. at that point it would move to a procedural vote. this comes as this committee has been meeting for an hour and a half. you can see the senator speaking now. the majority whip. a lot has happened in just this hour and a half. it began with a motion on the democratic side to the pima -- subpoena mark judge. he is the high school friend of brett kavanaugh. he was in the room when he allegedly pinned her down and tried to remove her clothing. the motion to subpoena

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