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colleagues are doing everything they can to say they are mixed up in the senate will plow right through thisse and that the word coming from the white house as they are doing everything they can to rush the fbi investigation thatul they assured democrats and republicans would be thorough so i'm coming to ask three questions. when this is all said and done will the senate, the united states senate be a place where women are heard, their voices are respected or still where women are ignored anden undermined? will the senate do its job? truly do its job to properly vet and investigate the nominee for a lifetime position to the nation's highest court including pushing for the full fbi investigation released doctor ford and judge kavanaugh interviewed? to make sure all relevant witnesses are heard and all relevant information is then forwarded or will we allow politics and partisanship to take over and rush this through before our job is complete? and finally will the senate make sure we don't put someone on thech bench who has repeatedly had problems with the truth under oath to have a truly serio

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thiss a much more powerful storm eun, aan. it's moving much more quickly.news in that. it means it won't stall like florence did. this is auch more powerful major hurricane. like you said, knocking on the doorstep here right now preparing to move in. what are we well, a bit of a spitting rain. has been this way all morning though it seems to be intensifying. the wind's been a gusting times and the surf has picked up dramatically over the last hour oro here. these are all just the beginnings of what's going to be a very intense time. these conditions going downhill quickly. this storm expected to make landfall this afternoon andt will move inland. >> jay gray for us in panama beach city, florida. thank you. >>> we'll be back in a few minutes with more on the storm's latest track. we're keeping an eye out for the 5:00 a.m. advisory as well. >>> 4:47 right now. the latest shakeup in the trump administration and one that few people saw coming. u.n.ik ambassador hailie said she is resigning. >> news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, do we know wh

i think thiss a job that is cabinet-level. it cannot just be someone who is perceived as not a player. i think those credentials are what are needed. knowledge, somebody that can get along with other nations' ambassadors, and somebody with stature, political, that is close to the president. laura: ambassador richardson, thank you for joining us. mr. richardson: thank you. laura:k it has now been a w since journalist jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. ere are no pictures of him leaving, and now the turkish president has challenged saudi authorities to produdence that he is safe. mr. khashoggi left his country onst year, fearing retribu for his criticism of saudi policy. he eressed many of his opinions in "the washington post." a brief time ago i spoke to his editor there, karen attiah. are you any closer to knowing the fate of jamal khashoggi? karen: unfortunately, when it comes to any definitive evidence, no, we are n any closer to knowing what happened to him for sure. laura: now, we do kn

he does not need to serve this time due to the time he alrereay spent behehind bars,s, but thiss what turkishsh officials are highlightingng today. the pastor is leaving turkey as a man convicted of helping terrorists. sarah: we know he is having toured the united states. ultimately, that is where we are standing by. we know that u.s. turkish relationships entered dangerous territory over the detention. with the issue seemingly resolved now, where do things stand? is washington going to lift economic sanctions? maya: indeed. this seemed to be a key part of the negotiations to let the pastor go. it looks like the u.s. will lift these sanctions and exchange for his release. we have seen reports today saying that everyone -- erdogan and trump began discussing this back in june at a nato meeting. the u.s. and turkey are still nato allies despite relations being at a low point. this is a big win for trump, but as you mentioned, erdogan had to put a good face on this sort of look like he was not caving to pressure, even i he was under intense pressure from washington. that could be the reas

. >> one quick question, i'm depee, one security er or thiss several blocks wide in knowing what has gone on in the bay area for the last six months. one security guard? >> reporter: yeah, what's interesting, they said they have about 15 security cameras here because they knew that there were fires, suspicious fires around town here. so that's why they installed cameras. they did confirm there is one security guard here who is in a different building from where the fire started. >> all right, maria medina live in west oakland, thanks, maria. >>> we just got this video in. those embers, maria mentioned, spreading to homes, blocks away. this helmet cam video shows firefighters breaking down the doors of a burning home on peralta street. you can see what firefighters experienced inside a burning building. flames, they are consuming the ceiling above them. water from their hoses, raining down on them. >> and these are just the latest in a string of suspicious fires at housing construction sites in the east bay, including four dating back to 2016. one of those sites torched twice. in july

midterm, how she is calling up all the democratic candidates all over the country, giving them money -- thisseffort to seem like a legitimate presidential contender and start laying the groundwork for a 2020 bid. anchor: does this stop president trump from questioning her native american heritage? reporter: not at all. you will still see peoplewa ing to her and saying this is just evident she may have a drop of light. the real question is whether she capitalized that to dance her -- to advance her academic career. part of what she did today was a year are all these people sayinn it did not inf their decision to hire her, but it's still going to be an issue.' i think what 's trying to do is show that she will push back. as we saw in 2016, people who dismiss donald trump derisive comments do so at their own peril. laura: democrats welcoming this focus on her, just three weeks away from the midterm election. people will refocus on the midterm election, she gets this out of the way, and then afterward she can start with the rollout of the issues she wants to be talking about, like income inequali

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i thiss a major blow to its space program. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first mission. he has been training for years to spend six months on the international space station. currently russian rockets are the only way to reach it. now all flightsdeave been suspas an investigation is launched. >> we are working with our american colleagues, japan, and canada. this mishap today is not a good thing for us because we need transportation to the international space station. sarah: the crew were looking remarkably well after their ordeal. though,space officials, face tough questions over what went wrong here. rah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. here in the u.s. can we are all focused on the midterms, but a regional election in germany this sunday is the latest battleground for angela party inh her sister bavaria bracing itself for humiliating losses. it has been losing support from voters fed uwith the mainstream parties and turning to the far-right afd and the green pay. jenny hill explains. jenny: it is a countr

>> i think thiss a great idea. actually, former secretary of state james baker on the republican side has been a key author of this. theidea is exactly that, that you give back part of the taxes particularly to lower income americans and that really pushes a tax on pollution across the economy. and we use some of the moneys to invest in clean energy. >> in exchange some obama-eraives want the environmental regulations to be rolled back. is this a bait and tcsw perhaps? >> so the politics is exactly bait and switch. waif the republican plan to make it revenue neutral by letting other taxes get reduced, for example capital gains taxes or employment taxes and keeping environmental regulations then we have a strateg like alifornia where we have regulations that protect us and we start to crankhe up tax because we know ultimately we need to beng subsidiz clean energy and penalizing dirty energy. the republican politics are not as good as just the element of the plan itself. >> always a pleasure to have you on and give u

thiss e area we're going to be watching, a little bit of a frontal boundary trying to make its way through here. this one kind of com through tomorrow. i'm watching this one way up here. that's the one that's going to change everything. we've got another nice day. overnight tonight, the clouds, the showers try to move through. 3:00 m., a couple of scattered showers. by early tomorrow morning the showers are gone. the clouds kin of remain, but watch what happens around the noon hour. we start to see more sunshin during about 1:00, 2:00. more sunshine tomorrw evening ost locations. we could see a chance for showers tomorrow afternoon down os the south, but that's something that of us will stay on the dry side, and we're looking at a pretty good day. look what happens tomorro night, that next front i was talking about, that starts to move in. another chance of showers overnight, and some snow back to the west., you kn that one's got some cold air with it. let's take a look at the windchill as we make our way into the night tomorrow night, windchills in the 40s and 5ts. bad, by sunday morning

but did say that thiss something that should be condemned, adding that these acts or threats of political violence have no place in the united states ofca ame he night about unity amid a bitter campaign. he has several more stops this week into next week. now condemning this violence that seems p to haveitical undertones. >> all right. tracie potts live on capitol hi u for tracie, thank you. >>> now, the package bombs are the latest in a series of threats against federal officials. a news 4 i-team investigation revealed the troubling trend earlier this month. in congress alone, police have tracked nearly 1,000 threats made in just six months. since 2012, more than 2500 suspicious packages and substanc have been found on capitol gemunds. housers increased security at their district offices following the shooting at the congressional baseball practice in alexandria last year. this year the feds have prosecuted nearly three dozen people for making threats against federal officials. >>> developing this morning, investigators are searching for answers after aruesome discovery in the hudson riv

it's believed every 20 minutes someone somewhere in thiss country abused physically or emotionally by their partner. >> local groups are taking action to help victims become survivors. last night i spoke at the anchor fund benefit. the organization provides critical resources for domestic violence victims who are trying to escape abuse. one of the main reasons victims stay in an abusive relationship is they don't have theo tools leave. the anchor fund is working to make sure women and families can find the courage to leave with the right support. amy goldberg is the executive director. and don't forget, nbc 4 has a campaign called safe at home where you can find important stories about survivors and where you can go to find help. often it's that first step to try to get help that's so important. >> all right. amelia is here with us now. we're ready to say good-bye to summer. n we say good-bye, it's going to be a big change. right now we're in the 70s. tomorrow morning athis time, we're going to be in the 50s. >> i think it's too much. baby steps. >> no baby steps. it's going to be a b

>> because thiss -- trump is super popular there. he's running right now.is very close to the election. i think he was in pretty good shape honesy, but iook at this, if you gain the south politically, it was a srt move. he's a former governor too. he's one of those people who believes in the executives' right to make a point. >> let's go back to something ashley talked about, which is president trump at the rlies. last week, president trump said dr. ford's testimony was compelling. but a feways later, he made the decision to mock her during a rally insi mippi. let's take a listen. >> i thought her testimony was very compelling but certainly she was a very credible witness. she wasery good in many respects. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't rember. but i had one beer. that's the only thing i remember. and a man's life is in tatters, ae man's l is shattered. >> the white house claimed the wesidentn't mocking ford, just setting the record straight. a stunning turn of events, to have president trump kind of be contained i

i >> thiss "pbs newshour weekend," saturday. >> sreenivasan: the ebola outbreak is the tenth in the democraticepublic of congo nce the disease was first reported there in 1976. te of the world's experts on this disease a development of vaccines to prevent it joins me now from washingtc. dr. anthony fauci is director of the national institute of selergy and infectious dis dr. fauci, how much harder is this to tree considering that it's happening in a war zone? >> well, it's certainly much more difficult because you don't have free access to the people who are known to be infected, and as importantly-- and perhaps theven more importantly- when you have to put the lid on an outbreak and identify people who mighbe exposed and you want to treat them as they get infected, thatou don't have cess to them because you don't know who they are or where they are because the chain of contacts gets broken when you can't geographically or fitsically get into a place where you know the contacts aree use it's blocked off because of the hostilities that are going on. >> sreenivasan: even if you get into those areas, is

thiss wheretalida was killed about a year ago. the mother of three was a lyft passenger heading home from work when police say a dodge pickup truck crossed the center lines and hit t lyft car head on. both drivers survived. deborah blames the pickup truck driver for causing the crash. police launched an investigation. a year later, the case is still open and no one has been charged. d deborahands answers. >> nobody called back or anything. it's just like she wasn't nothing, but she was something to me. >> reporter: tonight, we e-mailed d.cpolice and u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia. they tell us that this case is still under inv they won't comment further. meanwhiwh mee, talida williams' mother and children pray that they can one day have aense of closure. in southeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> some answers tonight for detectives arrested a teenager for the shooting death of 18-year-old taquan pinckney last month. police fou him shot to death in southeast on stanton road. his family said he'd gone to b

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this issue, it's just kind of acozing thasidering the kind of press that he got the first round on thiss family aration, we know how it plays with women voters, suburban women voters particularly o o are going very, very influential. the immigration policy of the trump administration right now is just kind of amazing in termf he way it's grabbing headlines not only on family separation but on h-1b visas where the idea of letting spouses of h-1b holders now no longer. and that can really affect silicon valley also. on bh these issues i think the trump admin a risky game with regard to immigration policy. >> that's what i was going to say. i just thi it's live wire. i think sean made a really good point a moment ago,ul and it c certainly play well for republicans. it's just a live wire. no one really knows where it's going. you're talking about a president who works without a safety net. and i think a lot of people are going to have to watch every zig and zag out of washington. >> and speang of liv wire and midterm elections, john, let's talk about some of the congressional ra you brought

house and four of them are competitive thiss year and that our senators running for governor and the district is north of the iowa border so let's meet the candidates. limited to try for the first district seat for the treasury department in washington. and then to do to combat tours in iraq teaching middle school working in the defense department during the obama administration thank you to being here today. no rules or stopwatches but i want to give you a chance to state your views i asked the listeners to send me questions. so jim hagedorn you been a strong supporter of president trump he was holding a rally for you what role should congress play in regard to the white house? back 100 percent or a check on the power? ta i have been campaigning i believe in fundamental positions so it just so happens that matched up with the issues of donald trump so i am pleased he is our president moving the country in the right direction. i have said the united states congress in the legislative branch needs to reassert its authority in many areas. during the obama years i wasn't happy the way t

there were people writing entire books about the fact that the week -- thiss this weak economic growththere he was. 3%. it is going to be more that, was just a three and then if it's more, that will be good. well, okay but i think it's going to be more. so he walked on stage, happened exactly like this, right next to him, true story. he said we are going to cut cut taxes, rollback regulations, and i'm establishing a national goal of 4% economic growth for the united states of america. [applause] true. then he pointed backstage and said, they didn't want me to tell you that, but he said i , believe it's going to be better than that. and everybody, all of the economists, all of the cable tv commentators everyone rolled , their eyes. and theent after it, confidence indiana placed in this president and these republican majorities last year, , a little bit shy of 3% economic growth. second quarter of this year, a year end a half into this -- a year and a half into this administration, 4.2% economic growth and rising. [applause] there is a lot of credit to go around. it is a president who ha

>> reporter: well, of course the timing of all thiss interesting because the supreme court is back in session today. it is beginning the new twerm only eigustices on the bench, of course. remember top republicans had really hoped to see kavanaugh confirmed and in place today. instea he is under widening fbi investigation. >> president trump doing little to define the scope of th investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. w i think the fbi should tte within reason. you have to say within reason.o. >> while he ordered the new background check, he said it is being dictated by senators. >> i'm instructing them as for wh i feel senate wants. the senate is making this decision. >> whi d houseecting the fbi to question only four witnesses. today bending to mounting pressure. senate democrats identifying two topics. the president said he is open to moreitnesses buthe investigation needs to move fast. >> we don't want to go on a witch hunt, do we? >> i like beer. i still like beer. >> president trump admitting, even he was caught off guard. >> i wast surprised how vocal best the

thiss understanding going to complicate matters. going toess grant's write in his memoirs, smith was to move under cover of night up towards the enemy's works at petersburg and assault as soon as he could after daylight. petersburghat could've easily been captured at that time june 15, 1864. no less on authority, on things civil war, alexander will comment on grants maneuver, not only was this tragedy brilliant and conception for which all credible launch to general grant but the details of such a rapid movement of so mighty and army with all its trains and artillery across two rivers, make it the most brilliant piece of logistics of the war. the march is not interfere to any large degree by lee. one bitter confederate world right afterward, the army of northern virginia had lost grant mbs was sucking its thunmb 25 miles awayadside and wondering where he could be. confederates to not have much calvary. -- is blocked by union calvary brigade. lee, with no understanding of what grant's objective is going to be is going to block the di

thiss remnant of what used to be hurricane rosa. is that right? oo yeah. they for these storms to come up in the ocean off coast of mexico. every once in a while you get these in the southwest. this is one of those storms. this is in our area, we would be talking about inchess and inc of rain to provide that. in the southwest it could be an inch to two inches. they picked up an inch in less than an hour. you can see what it has done. it is continuing into all parts of the four corners including new mexico, utah as well. >> what that happen in the desert area like that, it comes up so quickly. >> it can't be absorbed. >> no. going over extremely dry ground. it will be nothing in a creek bed and then it is the rising rive >> that's w they call it flash floods. >> absolutely. it happens in a flash. >> no flash floods,ev noe thunderstorm watches but we have severe weather to our north. r radar, not much going on. we have some shower activity around the culpepper area. that is really it. if you live in culpepper or fredericksburg, these showers and storms tryin

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what do you make of the democrats complaint that thiss couldn't be a complete investigation? only five days and given the timeline? >> let's start with the reality. and, that if the fbi would have spent two weeks, they would have wanted seven weeks. if the fbi would've interviewed a thousand people that would have wanted 2,000. if they went back to grade school, they would want preschool. so let's start with that as a reality. it was a surgical investigation of focusing on specific allegations that were made. that's what they sent out to do and that's what they did. kind of end of story but it's not the end of the story. we both know that. >> ford's lawyers today file basically their own protest in a letter. they demanded that ford be interviewed, the report is done but it's like founded in fury and signifying nothing at this point. they need to interview ford's husband, and of course her. without that, is there any way, shape or form that this could be reopened at this late date? or is this just a silly howling at the moon at this point? >> it sounds to me as a ford's attorn

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for thiss country. we're always going to be fair and balanced, and we're not the destroy trump media, and we will be back in d.c. tomorrow night for this big week. let not your heart be troubled, in the next studio over, laura ingraham. >> are we still saying "ingraham." how many people come to me and say, will sean -- >> i'm coming over to your studio. >> no. >> i'm literally walking to the net studio. >> laura: you are anot supposed to tell people, it is supposed to be a surprise. can't even get that right. >> sean: this is how close i am to you. >> laura: make sure the lighting is really, you know, shadowy. a shadowy figure. >> sean: by the way, you did puy it low on purpose? >> laura: i wanted it really shadowy like a dark figure who enters through the -- you moving here? what is going on? have you gotten your mail forwarded here? >> sean: oh, gee in the really. >> sean: how about welcome to d.c., great to see you. >> laura: i saw your sense in the room, i took him down with one round his constructi

what are they sayinging about potential blowbacking toing thissing? ing are there still fears and apprehensions there? >> it's a mixed scene here at the capitol talking to senators all morning. it was quiet in the halls as all these protests happened outside. you could hear the chants coming through the windows and senators like jeff flake of arizona told me that he felt like the institution maybe even the country had quote hit bottom. i said why do so many republicans keep using that term about this process? he said well it feels like that as he grimaced. you have republicans elated to a point that they're going to have a new conservative on the supreme court. they know it could come at a political cost. leader mcconnell told my colleague can that he thinks he can run against this is "democratic mop," the liberal mob ahead of the elections. that's a very positive view. they know women voters will be galvanized by this experience. republicans on edge throughout this moment. not a lot of celebrating here at the capitol. there may be a little bit more a

this is a very critical moment for thiss country. we're always going to be fair and balanced, and we're not the destroy trump media, and we will be back in d.c. tomorrow night for this big week. let not your heart be troubled, in the next studio over, laura ingraham. >> are we still saying "ingraham." how many people come to me and say, will sean -- >> i'm coming over to your studio. >> no. >> i'm literally walking to the net studio. >> laura: you are anot supposed to tell people, it is supposed to be a surprise. can't even get that right. >> sean: this is how close i am to you. >> laura: make sure the lighting is really, you know, shadowy. a shadowy figure. >> sean: by the way, you did puy it low on purpose? >> laura: i wanted it really shadowy like a dark figure who enters through the -- you moving here? what is going on? have youte

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investigator that was hired by the minnesota democratic party after the democratic national committee kicked thissutyhi chair down to the state party for some reason, the state party decided to hire a law firm but the one law firm that represents the democrats in the state of minnesota to investigate one of its own. an investigative report is issued with substantial corrobative evidence. >> tucker: there's attacks from karen monahan about this incident and notes from her therapist. the parties are not taking it seriously. why do you think that is? the irony is here. democrats say that these must be taken seriously. doesn't appear they're taking these allegations seriously. why? >> in addition to the corrobative evidence, the witnesses witnesses said they believed her and told her after the incident occurred around well over 1?1/2 years before she came out publicly. >> tucker: so democrats have said-- the law from the democratic firm in minneapolis that did this so-called investigation said karen monahan doesn't want to release the videotape that she says she has. therefore we can't take her seriou

. >> interesting okay johnson thank you very much for jumping on story for us thissing appreciate it.> we're awaiting a speech to the turkish parliament any minute now set to release details on investigation into the murder of jamal khashoggi gina she's traveling to turkey as saudi government insists that washington post journalist was killed in a fistfight and its consulate in istanbul. >> president trump isn't happy with the saudis explanation. >> we will know very soon we have tremendous arely talented poem that do this very well. they're coming back want to, tomorrow and i will know pretty soon, and i i am not satisfied with what i've heard. a top aid for saudi crown prince muhammad ordered killing of khashoggi over a skype call lauren and there are reports this morning from reuters that the president of turkey actually has evidence from that skype call and we may actually hear that evidence. >> turkey have been about sitting for on evidence and will thing come out drip by drip in a way to threaten saudi arabia. president trump says he will deploy as many troops as necessary to so

what is happening is thiss barrage of negative and false advertising targeting homeowners, , tellinghem t'e goining to lose the value of thr home when the proposition does not affect single family homeowowners. there is not a single jurisdiction that has ever imposed rent control on singngle-family homes. they're also targeting seniors, saying the proposition will make housing crisis worse because it will deterer development. there has been r rent control ln santa monica, beverly hills, san francisco cities that have rent control since the 197070's and have had rampant development. developers will develop in every single local law exempt new construction. i think what t voters need to know, with a need to be told is to follow the money. look at who is investiting $64 million and outspending us to do one to get this passed. and why are they doing it? because $64 million is a miniscule portion of what t ther multltibillion-dollar profitstse if they're able to have uncontrolled rents. no campapaign is funded by the very people that brought u us te housing affordability c crisis. anand i

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and now the president is floating thissed with that maybe it was a rogue team that killed him?a badly written novel. >> i hate saying this, but i fear that the president of the united states is complicit in a charade being constructed. if there is a genuine truth about what happened to jamal khashoggi, but right now, turkey and the saudis are trying to negotiate a different truth and something that will solve their geopolitical needs. i think there are rumors that there may be a revelation that comes from saudi arabia. i don't want to comment on it yet. it may move this a notch forward. what's important to realize is if you take the e-mails that i personally have received from members of the folks in the royal court in saudi arabia, those who have known jamal and as jonathan has reported from the brother who is ambassador of saudi arabia to the united states, they expressed their fondness for jamal and said they would never do this to a saudi citizen and this could never happen. the kill squad of 15 that the turks identified allowed names to come out were there for vacation or

thiss one ofhe hunge strirs speakg by pho with the xas refue and imgrant netwk during the strike. jennifer sixn months. i can't handle it anymore. the children can't, either. we thank you so much because we feel demoralized. we have been punished for too long. we heard rumors of the rally. they raised the volume so we cannot hear you chanting. amy: meanwhile, in washington, one immigrant detainee at the northwest detention center had been on hunger strike for 43 days as of wednesday. the trump administration has asked the supreme court to block commerce secretary wilbur ross from being deposed in relation to the involvement of the addition of a question in the 2020 census. last month, it was reported that ross lied under oath about the controversial citizenship question in the census. ross claimed the justice department requested the addition of the question, but surfaced emails contradict that statement, showing that he was the one who approached the doj about including the question after consulting with senior white house officials. the request to the supreme court from the doj

majority leader mitch mcconnell is saying the up or down senate vote on kavanaugh will come some time thissingbackdrop to this is the new information from kavanaugh's friends about drinking. and a report about an altercation he was involved in at yale. back now with kirsten powers, ashra gappa and michael kaputo. do they have to adjust to meet that deadline or is fbi director christopher wray, the one they look to for guidance? i mean it's technically run by the fbi, but who's running it? >> i can assure you they're thought paying attention to mitch mcconnell. they are going to take their direction from christopher wray likely in this case given the level this is happening on. and they've been given a deadline. the question, anderson, is when they come back on friday with the number of interviews they've done, if they cut them off at that point, those interviews on recorded on 302s. these are testimonial documents. they'll put down what these interviews say. and if there are loose ends, that it is going to be clear to anyone who reads them. it's going to be clear there are additional leads, ad

we've been steeped in coverage of thiss story and a lot of us are losing track of what we know and don'twork like bos and that is all we know. so it's interesting that there has been so much discussion over what this means and the significance and the discussion and we don't have any information at all except knowing who they were sent to thus far. >> tucker: the implication was that the president sent these and we don't know that. >> there has been a lot of blame being placed on president trump with no reason. we do not know who did this. we don't know their political motivations other than their targets were the democrats and we don't know the meaning behind. we don't even know if it was ana american citizen or a rogue actor from a different country. we need to know what they were trying to accomplish and that would be good to do before we place blame. >> tucker: the packages were threatening. >> they werethey made to appears bombs. >> tucker: but to assign blame when we don't know who is to blame is corrosive. >> it's wrong always to assign blame -- people are responsible for their ow

. >> thiss the larger concern a lot of us are wondering about now and she also in her floor speech talked about the issue of public confidence the concern shas justice kavanaugh does not have public confidence. >> it would be hard to have public confidence if through an inquisition like he did, arranged by the democrats. if you go down and read six fbi investigations of him over 25 years, and see not just the bad t ings that were not said ab him but the remarkably good things that were said about him, you would be very glad he would be on the supreme court and it would be fundamentally unfair to allow people to make accusations against someone and by simply doing that, destroy their reputation and their opportuniti to ser public life. >> i the aftermath of this when judge kavanaugh was defending himself. he himself apparently admits he went over the line in some of the things he said. it was interesting to hear retired justice john paul stevens react to that. i want toh play sound for you and get you to react here he is. >> he has demonstrated a potential bias involving enough potential l

approve thiss to new deal. that vote will not likely be until early 2019 because there have to be studies -- just as you point out, it might help some sectors and hurt others. it has to be analyzed, but my , we are not only a state with a strong economy in virginia, we are a state with a port. we have an international airport. we are very connected to the global economy. the biggest virginia industry sector is still agriculture and for street. farmers and forrester's look at this dl and whether it is fair on labor protections and environmental protections, that is what i will be looking at before we vote in 2019. april: thank you. it is time for a quick break. when we return, students will have a chance to ask questions directly of mr. kaine. a town hallhing brought to you by hampton university and liberty university. >> as they take a break in tonight's live coverage, we will take a look at some of this campaign's political ads. playing] >> in the senate, i work to keep all virginians safe. i helped grow our n

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