during the part of the morning commute and that continues on into lunchtime and then drags on into thern afn as well.ou , showery weather. rain boots on the kids this morning. temperatures ithe 60s today. so jeans and an umbrella are a requirement. >> another woman has come forward accusing brett kavanaugh ofexual misconduct. >> this latest allegation comes days before he's suppo d to testify in response to a claim of sexual assault. deborah ramirez says kavanaugh exposed himself to her while she attended yale university. the white house stands behind kavanaugh. the democrats want to delanie action -- delanie actiy it. >> one group will gather a the capitol and later this afternoon at one survivors of assault and allies will walk out of their homes, jobs and classrooms. >> the white house pointed out judge said he does not remember the party. democrats say judgehould still testify. >>> it's now 4:32 no for a violent weekend in the district. >> d.c. police are invtigating five homicides and 8 shootings all since about f 11:00day night. the majority happened in southeast washington. least

that's a tough place to be a i don't think that is how the country would want thern federa gont to respond. >> i know we've run out of time t the paul manafort deal with the special counsel, not good. >> not good because he's thene guy in the room with the trump tower meeting suddenly cooperating with mueller. that would make this intriguing tier mind he has business to roger stone, a russian business tie that is a supposed russian operative. another oligarch who is the chief sugar daddy also with ties to putin. the concierge for the russians to get into the trump caaign? at's an unanswered question but now mueller has paufrtd to answer those questions. >> sorry to run short on time but we want to remind you that "meet the press" comes up every sunday a10:30, more on paul manafort and the hurricane in a few nutes. >>> meantime, a check of the forecast. lauryn, what do you say about the redskins homeowner. >> i say we're going to win. >> you got one win. >> we'll take it to two today maybe a passing showe at the game. let me se l and final track of florence.h it will p up through asheville

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thern from democrats based on judge kavanaugh's record and some of the things he has said and writtenis that he will be inclined to say no, the presidenshould not have to answer to that, and would essentially be above the law. that will certainly be a focus of the questioning of the next couple days. ura: thank you joining us. greg: sure thing. laura: tropical storm gordon is buofding momentum in the gul mexico as it gets ready to make landfall tuesday night. already, have you winds -- heavy winds and rain havhebeen pounding gulf region. the national hurricane centerou says the storm bring life-threatening hurricane conditions to parts of the region. ropan has been hit by the as typhoon in 25 years, with winds of up to 135 miles an hour. reporter: japan knew that the storm was coming. some were still caught out and had a lucky escape from the torrent of water below. the typhoon is the strongest to hit japan in 25 years, and in the worst hit area around osaka, the damage ispr widad. down there on theeft, you can just about make out the runway. ansaiest of k atinternnal airport is under

images were taken by ricky arnold on board thern inteional space station. now let's check in with sheena tracking theon lateshe storm's path. >> you notice how on the satellite image you see one eye but now as we're looking at the storm, which is a categor 4 hurricane, it almost appears as if there could be two eyes. could be undergoing an eye wall replacement which is typical of major hurricanes. this is a category 4. it's moving to the west northwest at 15 miles per hour so it's moving at a pretty average speed for a hurricane, but look what happens when it moves on land now. the cone has just updated as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory, but notice howll it r slows down. this is going to be friday into saturday now. as it, slows do this is not good news for the carolinas because thatll means it's going to do is sit there and dump a lot of rain. could be devastating flooding in these sections with the major hurricane hitting land. high pressure to the north though will continue to keep this thing f to our south. the track has been very consistent here. if it cont

and thern in woodstock air was thick with hepatitis flying around. i swear. host: michael. why does she think every thing is so biased with social media leaning towards democrats and millennials? and what is the real data versus what is actually in the demographics? only 20% of millennials actually vote? data?t is the real world is there a big payoff at the end of this? guest: you raise and adjusting point. the idea of data. we don't know. we don't know the volume of tweets on the platform, if they lead any particular way or if there discriminated against by companies. we just don't know. and that was a little bit of the frustration yesterday. of shadow banning of accounts and the search functionality. the question was raised, how many democratic members were affected and they didn't have the information at hand because it is very difficult to know the answers to those questions. because we don't have the data. host: we saw protesters being escorted all day out of the kavanaugh hearing. protests in the house hearings. can you give us an idea? guest: i don't entirely known t

as you make your w out on the road this morning, just know therns going to be dense fog spots.a lot of ponding on the roads. road spray is going to be a main concern even if you're not seeing rain falling. now, we have this rain that's moving right intolaces of southern maryland. charles county where we still have some ongoing flood warnings. fax, this is getting ready to move into the district. if you're going to line the streets to say your final farewell to the late john mccain, you might want to bring anumbrella. i think by the time they get down to thetnam memorial, most of the rain should be out of here, but storm could pop up any time throughout the morning. i'm keeping an isolatedro chanc hout the morning. thes storms are weakening. they're lining up along 30 1 and storms out by i 66 in fair fax right now.de ng out the view, that's all we're seeing. i was telling david about uis's delaware. it has moved off the store and off to the ocean. a nice lightning show. we'rery with isolated showers. ongoing flood warnings.ui fa county and prince william county south of the city

up once therned three of you are inside that room. >> yes. >> at some point, do you recall it being turned down? >> i don't remember if it was turned down once i was leaving the house. i don't remember. could likely, since i hear them walking down the stairs clearly from the bathroom. >> the bathroom door was closed when you heard this? >> i could hear them clearly hitting the walls going down the stairwell. >> in fact, in your letter, you said, they went down the stairs and were talking with other people in the house. >> correct. >> were you able to hear the conversation? >> i was not able to hear that conversation but i was aware they were downstairs and i would have to walk past them to get out of the house. >> let me make sure we are on the same page. were you not able to hear the conversation or not able to understand the conversation? >> i could not hear the conversation. i was upstairs. >> how do you know there was a conversation? since it was ag, social gathering, people were talking. i don't know. i could hear them talking as they went on the stairwell, they were laughing. >> in y

governor roy cooper warned the destruction is not limited toea thern part of the state.n measured in feet could fall from central nth carolina, to the foothills farther west. >> this one is so widespread you're gonna have a hard time honding a north carolinian is not going to be affected by the storm in some way. i still think we don't know the magnitude yet of this storm because it has just come ashore and it's gonna be here a long a ti it's gonna cut a long swath across our state. >> reporter: for families wholt moved to ss, there is no way to tell how long they might be there. >> we decided to come to the hotel because we live in a zone e ere it was dangerous, wh weren't going to be safe. we want best for our family.e so, that's why we came here. >> reporter: the hurricane'ssh sluggiace promises to prolong the misery, as it lumbers slowly southwestward, alg the coast. south carolina began feeling the effects today, and governor henry mcmaster forecast a long sl. >> this is something that we have not seen before. this much rain, a hurricane staying on top of us for thi

wilmington, north carolina area, still could tak differencks but, again, if you have interest along thernboard, we'll have to take caution with this possibly major hurricane h eded to thet coast. angie? >> thanks, lauryn. we are back with more news and weather at 9:00. we'll also ♪ ♪ ♪ american woman ♪ stay away from me ♪ americama woman, ma let me be ♪ >> that is the lenny kravitz hit "american woman" off his multi-platinum, multi-grammy winning 1998 album "five." that was 20 years ago. it's beeneay 30 years since kravitz released his break through album "let love rule." since then he's sold more than 40 milumon alb and at one point won the grammy award for best rock male vocal for four consecutive years. he's nonas a one man band as he playsearly all of the instruments on his album. lenny has done someg act in movies ranging from "zoolander," "precious," lenny and i got together for a sunday sitdown in new york city where he was born and spent part of his childhood to talk about his latest album and a life in music. lenny kravitz fell in love with music as a boy in some of the world's m

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and thern in woodstock air was thick with hepatitis flying around. i swear. host: michael. does she think every thing is so biased with social media leaning towards democrats and millennials? and what is the real data versus what is actually in the demographics? only 20% of millennials actually vote? data?t is the real world is there a big payoff at the end of this? guest: you raise and adjusting point. the idea of data. we don't know. we don't know the volume of tweets on the platform, if they lead any particular way or if there discriminated against by companies. we just don't know. and that was a little bit of the frustration yesterday. of shadow banning of accounts and the search functionality. the question was raised, how many democratic members were affected and they didn't have the information at hand because it is very difficult to know the answers to those questions. because we don't have the data. host: we saw protesters being escorted all day out of the kavanaugh hearing. protests in the house hearings. can you give us an idea? guest: i don't entirely known the a