thompson -- ms. thompson, i think your written statement that russia has taken action of the past few years have opposed real challenges to our bilateral relationship and widened the deficit of trust, we have russia. i think all of us would say that and we lookoncern at our relationship with russia on the nuclear front and we recognize neustar gives us the opportunity to do the inspections, not only on active sites but sites that are not active. we get to see with our own people what is going on in russia, which is valuable. we also have the fact russia is in compliance with the new start treaty. we know and inf that russia is in violation with its own land-based missiles. the enforcement mechanisms under the iran if -- the inf and diplomacy, which i agree. throwing the inf what isolate us more from what russia is doing and we have taken countermeasures through a submarine-based defense system with regard to what russia is doing on land. we have taken steps in compliance with the inf in order to make

thompson. and indeed, it is my pleasure to join you in co-sponsoring the re-authorization of the family violence prevention and services act of 2018. mr. speaker, i am so very, very pleased that this is a piece of bipartisan legislation introduced by glenn thompson and elise stefanik and lisa blunt rochester. and unfortunately, mr. speaker, we have found the need to stick together in a bipartisan manner, because violence against women and children unfortunately is not a partisan issue. that is an issue relegated to one race of people, to one economic class, it's pervasive and it is a detriment to our entire american community. but fortunately, mr. speaker, since 1984, congress has passed the family violence prevention and services act as the primary federal funding source to support emergency shelters and related assistance for victims of domestic violence, and their families. and we have updated it based on best practices that we have seen and the moneys are available to community-driven solut

thompson. ts bipartisan legislation seeks to iprove how t.s.a partners with the private sect -- seek to off innovative technologiesor passengercreening. in particular, this bill ai to bster aets for small businesses to t.s.'s acquisition proces and better serve the public. specifically, this bi directs the t.a administrator to develop a stray to diversif th stakehoer marketplace used to acquire advanced serity technologies. this strategy must include plans to assist small businesses with naviging th agency'sacquisitions and procurement processes. which are often vy overly bureaucric. it will help establish public private partnerships that will direct vente pital towards emerging promisin technologi. mada speaker, our airline indtry stil remains the crown jewel of targets for internationalerrorists. e public dees to have the best security had place throughout erica's transptation and aviation sector. it is incumbent upon the t.s.a. toree a streamline way of idenfying and deoying advancedecurity

instead, it's a nagging piece of unfinished business for danny thompson.d in your head? >> yeah, he'd be wanting to kick my buttif i didn't do i, if i didn't get it done. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. ♪ >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> when danny thompson's father, racing legend mickey thompson, is gunned down in 1988, danny inherits dad's stable of racecars, in

the hearts of erin thompson's family, too, had toughened. who showed up in an almost childlike polka dot hairband certainly didn't look the part of a killer facing as much as 200 years behind bars. but there she was. she watched investigators testify to a certainty that it was justine's pontiac grand am that crossed the center line. >> here you can see all this debris from the initial impact of the crash. >> slamming into erin's subaru so hard it was driven backward into the highway barrier and crash reconstructionists agreed. >> justine winter's car encroached into the northbound lane, striking mrs. thompson's vehicle. >> but what evidence was there that justine had done it, as the law says, purposefully? investigators pulled the so-called black box out of justine's pontiac and analyzed the data and found another sign that pointed to suicide. she'd taken off her seat belt. black box also recorded speed, acceleration and braking and found that justine was accelerating, flooring it, so to speak, in the five seconds before the crash, speeding

jennifer thompson: right.nating enough, here was the capper. jennifer told police the story of how their marriage fell apart. it happened in the spring of 2008, said jennifer. then-husband michael, told her about a phone call from someone named john. jennifer thompson: he told me that there was a potential job coming up that he was interested in taking about a woman and an ex-spouse that was harassing her. the father of the woman was initiating the job. keith morrison: a father with a daughter named linda. and it seems there was a plan in store for linda's ex-husband. jennifer thompson: and they would basically use linda as sort of bait to lure the ex-spouse toward her. and then they would, were to show signs of hurting her or killing her, then they would take him out. sheriff: ok, and by taking him out, you meant, or you understood that to be they would kill him. jennifer thompson: right. keith morrison: linda and her father? could that be wally and linda opdycke, the police wondered, mark stover's ex father-

he w and out of jail after using pain pills and meth and firstor came b judge thompson at 14. >> not too many judges give you chance after chance after chathe. wash their hands of you and spend yend you to prison res. >> i'll give you a gold star this week. you're doing great. >> reporter: when we first met john in may he first got a job in subway and opened his first bank account but a few weeks later, he was back in shackles for lying a probation violation. the judge warned him he's running out of options. >> my interactions with the people in drug court, it's almost a paren child relationship. they want to please their dad. r: you are known for giving people second chances. >> i believe in people. on't like to give up on them. >> days like this makes me think what we're doi is worth ort. >> repr: ten years, 50 drug court graduates. >> congratulaons. >> he cared about me an awful lot. he gave me a chance he didn't have to give me. >> reporter: what did that doyou? >> it gave me my life back. reporter: now mallory is working for a recovery coach for the same public defender's office

about 7 years ago thompson about 7 years ago thompson turned to vanessa russell with her non profit lovend would have liked to see more compassion expressed for the alleged victim.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "reallt just reveals a lack of understanding of this kind of crime and this kind of allegation. we know that victims often take a long while to come forward especially when they're younger they may be suffering from low self esteem denial and a great deal of shame." russell admits the timing of the accusation may be seen as a suspicious political move, but stresses the importance of supporting a survivor, and honoring the judicial process ...for which kavanaugh will be a powerful figure if he becomes the next supreme court justice of the united states. ( marty ) this story continues online at kron4 dot com. there we have reaction from both sides... including president trump and democratic leader nancy pelosi. also news about a fundraiser for the alleged victim... all that on kron4 dot com. ( marty ) a judge has ruled that a santa rosa girl is allowed to use her cannabis

thompson? mr. thompson yes. mr. larson? mr. larson yes. mr. blumenauer? mr. blumenauer aye. mr. kind aye. plrks pascrell? yes. mr. crowley yes. dr. davis? dr. davis aye. ms. chan sez in ms. sanchez aye. mr. higgins? mr. higgins yes. ms. sewell? ms. del benet? aye. dr. chu? mr. roskam? mr. roskam no. mr. buchanan? mr. buchanan no. mr. renacci? mr. holding? mr. rice? ms. sewell? dr. chu? >> aye. >> dr. chu eye. chairman brady? >> no. >> chairman brady no. mr. chairman? >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 15 yays, 21 nays. >> the amendment -- are there any amendments to the amendment? >> mr. reichert? point of order has been reserved. the clerk will distribute the amendment and i ask the gentleman to suspend while the clerk distributes. >> the gentleman is recognized to speak on the amendment. >> this amendment is designed to end the coverup of the trump tax returns. while this achieves the same result i've attempted on five prior occasions, it includes new findings from some of the new developments of recent months that make it clear we're not only dealing with the self-describe

thompson saw it firsthand. puerto ricans know too well the consequences of a government that abandons them and fails to come to their aid in a natural disaster. puerto rico lost nearly 3,000 lives in a devastating hurricane thatvaged that island last year. yet mr. trump referred to this as, quote/unquote, an incredible unsung success. well, president trump considered 2,900 american lives lost an incredible success. i for one do that accept a federal response that does little and lets so many lives be lost. will we do the bare minimum today as a congress and limit our response to disasters? or we will extend permanent disaster relief to hurricane, flood, fire, tornado, victims around the country when disaster strikes? is it expensive? you're darn right, it is. is it our responsibility? you're darn right, it is. hurricanes don't discriminate. they don't ask if you're republican or a democrat before wreaking devastation. politics should never be the determining factor in who gets relief and who doesn't. that's why

thompson. >> thank you. it was, we talked a little bit about pl 11597, or tax on-- tax 1.0, the bill that was passed and was signed in to law that cut taxes for corporations and the richest people in the country. was that bill paid for? >> the legislation was passed under -- >> was it paid for? >> it provided for a net tax reduction. so there was not, there were not specific -- while they were revenue raising provisions in the legislation, it was a net tax cut. >> so, was it paid for? >> no. >> okay. thank you. now, today we have this new tax cut bill that will benefit the, some of the richest people in the country, tax 2.0. is this bill paid for? >> this legislation extends some of the tax reductions, our conventional estimates relative to baseline is that it would reduce taxes in future years. there are not specific off-sets -- >> is this bill paid for? >> no, sir, it's not. >> this one is not paid for either. and but my calculation, that means that by the last action of the republicans on this committee,

thompson grew up with carthen in oak park. two men are cousins but consider themselves brothers. >> am brother's real serious. and he's a thinker, know what i'm saying? he's analytical. so the dude ain't to be [ bleep ] with. >> thompson declined to share much personal information. preferring to express himself through rap instead. ♪ they label me a gang's lead sore y'all can get the message ♪ ♪ pow money who want it let's get it ♪ >> they say rap was passed to them by their founders. >> we come from the black founding family in oak park. they was like, you ain't playing basketball and shooting the hoop, you off in the rap. dance and entertain. you off in the rap. ♪ i weathered every storm embrace it when it come ♪ ♪ my dog's in the pound they want to lay us down with the tags still on us ♪ ♪ and life is the price that they try and give for us ♪ >> carthen say the zillas have their roots in rap. >> started is rap group, still a rap group, it's what we do. ♪ i want to tell the world it's me i love paper can't make it without me

his father, michael thompson, said he may retire in a warriors uniform. we all hope for that, i think. >>> mug shots of people arrested at protests. one bay area city council approved a new proposal, and up next, where and why posting the mugshots could be banned. >>> a ruling in the legal battle regarding the leaning millennium tower in san francisco. coming up next, who is responsible for the legal bills. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us, tuesday morning, september 25th. i'm pam cook and dave has the morning off. we had a huge temperature swing. >>> as we said earlier, it's not july, it's the end of september and this is unusual but we have thick morning fog over the bridges and i will have more on that. 60s of the coast, 80s and 90s inland. toward friday, don't be surprised if the fog is ramping up. a breeze on the coast with water temps cold enough that it is marching up the mendocino coast and even over parts of the bay. the offshore breeze as to the north and some of the higher elevations are getting that and we still hav

leslie thompson. brian thompson. glenn thompson. nigel thompson. harry thompson. william thompson.al edward. john patrick. mary ellen. william randolph. even edward scott charles. jennifer dino. john james tipping. hector louise. alicia and nicole titus. otis tobin. vladimir. stephen thompson. doris torres. luis torres. christopher michael. daniel patrick trainor. abdul kareem. glenn travers sr.. philip travers. felicia trailer. dreams anthony. michael trinidad. francis joseph. gregory to roast. william. michael tucker. lance richard. james turner. donald joseph. robert to me. and my uncle bernard, i hope to one day be able to say i positively impact as many people as you did. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father firefighter we miss you and your bigger than life personality. i hope we make you proud please continue to watch over us. god bless america. [applause] >> tyler. alan upton. santos ballantine. edward raymond. david vargas. santos vasquez. peter vegas. and anthony. david vera. joseph vincent. melissa of incident. maria. lynette. l fred anton. >> and firefighter jos

tonight -- emma thompson, star of "i think we're alone now," actress elle fanning, music from lykke lifeaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlem, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear.t' in that case, get to the news. after former president obama delivered a speech on friday criticizing president trump, trump said that he tried to watch the speech but fell asleep. adding, quote, "i found he's very good, very good for sleeping." [ laughter ] i know, right? when he was president, we all . slept so sound [ laughter ]nd [ cheerspplause ] just head on the pillow, eight hours. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders held her first presbriefing today in almost three weeks. and you could tell she was a little rusty. because she almost answered a question. [ laughter ] forecasters predict that asrricane florence, which is on track to hit thecoast later this week, could be the most powerful storm to hit wash

thompson? mr. thompson, no. mr. thompson, no. mr. blumenauer, no. mr. kind? mr. kind, no. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell, no. mr. crowley? >> no. >> mr. crowley, no. dr. davis? dr. davis, no. miss sanchez. mr. higgins. plr mr. higgins, no. miss delbene? dr. chu? dr. chu, no. mr. holding. mr. rice. miss sanchez. miss sewell. chairman brady? >> aye. >> chairman brady, aye. mr. chairman? >> clerk will report the vote. >> 21 ayes. 14 nays. >> ayes are 21, the nos 14. the house of representatives file objection, i ask the staff be authorized to make technical con forming changes to the bill. amendments have two additional days to file with the county clerk supplemental dissenting minority views. last order of business is hr -- if i can ask the committee and audience to refrain. last order of business hr-5756. i'll now turn to mr. buchanan, the bill's sponsor and chair of the tax policy subcommittee to give an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last year we pass add bill to reform our tax bill into one bill or economic growth. lowered tax rates across the board for individua

newshour weekend correspondent megan thompson has the story. >> thompson: in the waters off the coast of northern israel oar the ancient port city dor, a team of divers has discovered earthenware jugs, anchors and the remains of wrecked ships; some dating to the time of phoenician and roman sea trade. the marine archaeogy unit of the isrl antiquities authority is working with the pipeline's developer which financed most of the research and recovery. >> we work very closely withhe antiquities authority here in israel to make sure that should we discover such finds we rst of all avoid causing harm to those areas and secondly to make >> thompson: noble energy says its project will not harm the environment. but some local environmentalists and residents oppose the plannes re platform and pipeline and worry about what other treasures may e lost. >> there is no way that you can check all the hundreds of kilometers of pipeline. we know only that for 1,000 years, 5,000 years, shipwrecks are laying out here. if one sunk every year, there eare in the site of a football field we found ady 28, so

least in some posts eyes that's cold which is bent on a rapid rise recently we'll be joined by jim thompson of i.h.s. market and with hundreds of millions of people on the planet in need of clothes why on earth haven't sake have some of the large companies been burning them artes correspondent pretty charges tells about how some of these big brands may be doing an about face now let's get to the stories topping today's this is that financial headline. the chief executive of dance key bank denmark's largest has resigned over a two hundred billion dollar money laundering scandal that has implicated the retail banks branch and is still only up c.e.o. thomas borgen said it is best for. all parties for him to go dusky released an audit report today which claims the bank did meet legal obligations and a stone has financial supervision already said they will review it the malfeasance is said to involve fifteen thousand customers and says they were unable to determine the total amount of money laundered through their bank danske the stock price fell seven percent on the news. and a second secondly

thompson is currently suing weinstein. weinstein's attorney says when viewed in its entirety, the video shows that there was nothing forceful. he says they were both flirting and that this is all about money. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> cbs news has f fager, the executive producer of "60 minutes" who is under investigation for sexual harassment. cbs says his firing was not directly related to those allegations, but fager was ousted shortly after sending a text message to a cbs reporter after she asked him to comment on the accusations against him. that text says in part, be careful. there are people who lost their jobs trying to harm me. fager later admitted his language was harsh but says he does not believe it should result in his termination. >>> now, we have new information about why cbs chief executive les moonves was fired. "the new york times" reports the network learned that moonves was being blackmailed by an alleged harassment victim and was trying to get her a job at cbs in return for her silence. >>>

sot: erica thompson, sexual assault survivor// " outrage...complete outrage to be honest. i'm not really sure what that means, if it was as bad as she says i dont know where that statement comes from i'm confused as to the barometer that's being used to judge what rapes are bad or what rapes are not as bad or a mediocre level of rape it just doesn't make sense to me." about 7 years ago thompson turned to vanessa russell with her non profit love never fails for help...russell says she's disappointed by the president's remarks and would have liked to see more compassion expressed for the alleged victim.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "reallt just reveals a lack of understanding of this kind of crime and this kind of allegation. we know that victims often take a long while to come forward especially when they're younger they may be suffering from low self esteem denial and a great deal of shame." russell admits the timing of the accusation may be seen as a suspicious political move, but stresses the importance of supporting a survivor, and honoring the judicial proce

william thompson's family has lived in this part of west virginia since before it was a state. that's his son, will, pitching. but more than a coach, he's seen as the moral compass around here. the county judge whose drug court is a lifeline. >> passing your drug screens, working. >> reporter: boone county is so ravaged by drugs, he worries whether his own kids will want to live here one day. >> how much of the population do you estimate is using drugs. >> more than 10%, less than 20%. a lot of users are parents, so even though their kids are not using, they're being affected by it. >> reporter: in his drug court, he's rebuilding his community one person at a time. >> i have before me a failed drug screen that someone did not admit to. >> your rule here, honest. >> you have to be honest. you cannot recover if you're not honest with yourself first. >> and you the judge. >> and me. >> reporter: she lied the first time she stood in front of judge thompson. she used to spend $200 a day on painkillers. >> i would walk into like a family event and already be eyeballing what i could t

he was work being the naacp during the clarence thompson hearings and submitted briefs trying to block thomas. >> i certainly saw a lot more respect about given to the victim. i certainly saw pressing questions present in a way that allowed dr. ford to tell her story. >> he said that the one thing that struck it was the emotion displayed by dr. ford. >> i was pushed on to the bed and bret got on top of me. he began running his hands over my bodyin my. >> the other night actually my daughters said their prayers. little liza all 10 years old said we should pray for the woman. >> democrats and republicans played different outburst. >> if you wanted an fbi investigation, you could have come to us what you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope that you win in 2020. you've said that. >> seemed to be focussing on the tactics of the democratic party of bringing ford the testimony. dr. ford seemed credible. what do you do with that. >> it's the clarns thomas hearings. >> are the results going to be different? we don't know. >> people do not realize how the woman ar

and he proceeded to touch my food. >> thompson rises from his seat.econds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it over top of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? till people starting on my nerve, i can get an attitude problem. he hit me first. all i do is put my finger in his face at the time. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so i

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i will not repeat much of what undersecretary thompson has discussed. bottom line is arms control with russia is troubled because the russian federation apparently believes it need only abide by the agreements that suited. as a result the credibility of all international agreements with russia is at risk. the united states is committed to long-held arms-control non-proliferation and nuclear security object is particularly our commitment to the goals of the treaty on non-proliferation of weapons. arms control can contribute to u.s. security by helping to manage strategic competition amongst days and we are committed to meaningful arms-control decreases the chances of misperception, miscalculation and conflict. the nuclear posture review acknowledges the progress and arms-control is not an end in and of itself or the current security environment mix arms control extremely challenging in the near term. any future arms control must be pursued and the broader security environment and must include willing partners. it is difficult to envision progress that th

at the end of november 2016, the project was issued a building permit and general contractor thompson brooks incorporated began construction shortly thereafter. during the initial deconstruction process, thompson brooks discovered that some elements of the building that were designed and documented to remain were damaged by either fire or dry rot. unfortunately, thompson brooks removed these elements with the intents of replacing them in like time without first seeking a permit to perform that work. this was an administrative error on their part. a demolition work performed by thompson brooks exceeded the scope of the approved building permit resulting in a notice of vie lailtion and suspension of all building permits. further more, the excessive removal of building elements beyond the scope of the approved permit drawings by thompson brooks caused the project to exceed the demolition limits established in section 317 and necessitate add conditional use authorization. as part of this conditional use authorization, we've worked under the direction of our planner, jeff horn, to redesign

her series on micro-plastics. >> sreenivasan: andrea thompson thank you for joinings us. >> definitely. >> sreenivan: we heard these stories about whales beaching up onshore with 17 pounds of plastic in their bel and we have heard about the damage that plastic does in the oceans but you are focusing on something much more interesting whichs microplastics on a very, very small scale tell us, firsof all what is microplastic and why is it dangerous? so microplastic, has a huge range of classes which is oneth g that makes them so worrisome. th are five millimeters down to, you know, maybe the size of a virus, so that is a huge, huge scale, and at a small scale means they can be ingested bay wide raping of animals from tiny plankton which are toc basis of thn food chain, to even whales, to us. they are the fragments of the plastic dendis we see arouhe bottles, bags, things like that, it gets broken down in the environment by sunlight, waves, cwind, as well as fibersoming off of our cloes, they are call microfibers and some of the n products, that are iings like toothpaste, cosmetics. >> sre

sot: erica thompson, sexual assault survivor// "the easiest was for me to deal with it was to bury itto pretend it never happened. and it wasnt until something happened outside of myself that brought it back into my lens back into my vision." coming forward for thompson took decades just as it has for professor christine blasey ford who has accused supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh of violating her when they were teens drinking at a party.an accusation president donald trump addressed in a tweet friday questioning if the attack on ford was as bad as she says charges would have been immediately filed by local law enforcement.sot: "we have to fight for him and not worry about the other side"thompson turned to vanessa russell with her non profit love never fails for help...russell says she would have liked to see the president express more compassion for the alleged victim.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "reallt just reveals a lack of understanding of this kind of crime and this kind of allegation. we know that victims often take a long while to come forward especial

thompson is currently suing weinstein.einstein's attorney says when viewed in its entirety, the video shows there was nothing forceful. he says they were both flirting, and that this is all about money. david? >> linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the new shakeup at cbs and the head of "60 minutes." and that missing hiker killed in a national forest here in the u.s. authorities tonight now confirming a deadly cougar attack. much more news ahead. like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. you know what? my place is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with

from by the united states that says millions more and each of the palestinian refugees president thompson ministration says it will no longer fund the united nations agency for palestinian refugees washington called the agency's operations there we do looking forward drawing criticism from u.n. officials live in jerusalem for analysis also coming up. the leader of russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine is killed in an explosion.

the general contractor, thompson brooks, began construction. during the deconstruction process, thompson brooks discovered severe fire damage in the external walls of the building. unfortunately, thompson brooks removed these elements with the intent of replacing them in like kind without first seeking a permit to approve this work. this was an administrative error on their port. the conditional use permit is needed because the original permit exceeded the scope of permit and because of the demolition limited in 317. this resulted in a notice of permit suspension. as part of the conditional use authorization, our planner jeff horn has asked the plan are commission to design the project to two units. we've made this provisions and complied with this request, and now we have support from staff. here's a photo of the site today. the project's foundations have been completed, the entire lot has been properly graded for the design, and the existing work has all been inspected and approved by the city, and the entire project is less than six months f

share of thompson said they tried to get the women out, but for some reason more not able to get intohe back of the van. they called for help. as you noted, their bodies were pulled out of the water yesterday. nermeen: can you talk about the time lapse between the incident and the recovery of their bodies, and why you think it took so long? calls came inadio around 6:00 p.m. tuesday night. it wasn't until yesterday afternoon -- if not 24 hours, very close to 24 hours later, that the women's bodies were finally recovered. when the rescue crews got to them in the first place on tuesday evening, it was beginning to get dark. conditions were very dangerous. the sheriff and other officials on the scene have talked about how quickly just in between the call coming in and the rescue crews getting there, how much the water had already gone up. so determination was made not to continue those efforts and resume them at daybreak. the sheriff noted yesterday that he is not exactly sure why the deputies could not get the door open. maybe it was a water pressure issue, and maybe it was because of t

here is ann thompson. >> reporter: it is an arduous journey to the sea. for baby sea turtles no bigger than the palm of your hand. allowing birds and crabs to grow up in the water. >> what are their chances of survival? >> probably less than one in 1,000 make it to adulthood. >> reporter: but first, the hatchlings have to get out of the nest. and most do that when the stars come out. florida biologist tonya long says darkness is their shield. >> it's the light they're looking for. they're using the ambient light from the moon as their cue to figure out where the ocean is. >> reporter: this night, long releases the stragglers left behind in nests on florida's east coast. >> he made it. but the hatchlings can get confused by the light we make with deadly results. >> many of them go the wrong way, end up in parking lots and pools and harm's way. >> reporter: now with penalties paid by bp, from the gulf oil spill, the national fish and wildlife foundation is putting in turtle-friendly lighting. in hotels and condo complexes along florida's coast. in many case

jardine lloyd thompson, mcclendon in the u.s.that business at 19.16 per share. 12.losed at 14 point we will watch out for that one. look out for whose corner -- husqvarna, a profit warning there. lots to watch out for at the start of the european equity trading day. nestle could be interesting. they are selling gerber life insurance to western & southern financial group for $1.6 billion u.s. a host of individual equity stories to pull together and watch how they open at the start of trading, just four minutes or so away. the big picture, of course, remains around trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. anna: we are less than one from the start of equity trading in europe. let's see how we are set up for the market open. a picture of assets as we look

thompson: mr. speaker, september is suicide prevention month and almost every 12 minutes an american dies by suicide. it is now the 10th leading cause of death in the united states of america. the center for disease control recently reported a 30% increase in suicide rates in the last 30 years. with nearly 45,000 americans taking their own lives in 2016. mr. speaker, suicide is preventable. increasing access to crisis resources saves lives. mental and behavioral health research saves lives. ending the stigma surrounding suicide and reaching out for help saves lives. on average, one person dies by suicide every four hours in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. according to research from the american foundation for suicide prevention. there is no single cause of suicide and suicide risk increases with several health factors and life stressors converge to create an experience of hopelessness and despair. but together we can reverse this course. by making mental health care, substance abuse treatment, su

fred thompson actually did the key questioning that's the way the hearing will be conducted and once the hearing is over we have a plan to move forward. >> as the father of two adult daughters approaching this hearing i am thinking the same way my daughters would be treated in the event they were making an accusation. my mother. or my wife. that is the appropriate way to think about it. and others benefited from thinking about it the same way. but we also need to remember this process has to be fair to the nominee and doctor ford. with senator feinstein holding onto the six weeks after the hearing process ended , upending the confidentiality investigation that normally occurs when it comes up during the course of the nomination protecting the accuser and the nominee has gone out the window as a result of what senator feinstein decided to do. we owe everybody a fair process what does that look like? >> not assuming someone is guilty unless proven they are innocent. there is no way the accused can disprove the allegation because he was not there. it did not happen so what is the fair p

klay thompson is scheduled to be a free agent but it doesn't sound as if he's in a hurry to leave the defending champions. >> i'm not sure. my agent helps me with these and really gets his money's worth during these times. as long as i'm here in the warrior unifor -- and we can compete in the championships, that is my sole focus. i enjoy the ride because it all goes by so fast, as we know. >> insiders believe the lakers will try to acquire thompson. his father said he may retire in a warriors uniform. >>> mugshots of people arrested at protests may soon be banned from being posted if one bay area city council approves a new proposal. >>> a ruling involving the leaning millennium tower. next, who the judge says is responsible for the building's legal bills. >>> traffic is moving okay but there is a big bart delay on one of the main lines because of police actvity and we will run that down for you, coming up. >>> lots of fog, some very thick. a big difference from the coast , coming up. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one

the video shows the disgraced moviemaker making comments to thompson and touching her. weinstein in june. weinstein's lawyer says when the video is viewed in its entirety, it shows nothing forceful and flirting between the two. >>> the baltimore sun says the city's health commissioner dr. leana wen will become the new president of the planned parenthood. she will be the second doctor to head 102-year-old organization when she is soon enrolled in november. she is originally from china and became a u.s. citizen in 2003. wen says she is taking the job because of growing tax by trump administration and other conservatives on planned parenthood and women's reproductive rights. >>> and the times of london says naom the 20-year-old's clothing contract with adidas is up for renewal at the end of the year. the new deal could be the biggest in women's tennis. >>> also, japanese automaker nissan has announced this morning that it has signed osaka as its next brand ambassador. she defeated williams last week in the u.s. open. >>> still to come, no driver needed. volvo rolls out the

nbc's anne thompson has that story for us. >> this is what you wore on 9/11? >> yes. >> reporter: bob serra is part of the 9/11 stories still unfolding. >> i have to think about it every day just because my body reminds me. >> reporter: just 21, he spent hours at ground zero that day, covered in a witch's brew of toxic dust. now 38, a husband and father, serra's endured multiple sinus surgeries, ptsd, and pain so bad he relies on a cane. >> it's like he's aged 15 years in the last 10 years. >> reporter: and showing signs of thyroid cancer. >> do you feel like you're a ticking time bomb? matter of . >> reporter: serra is one of 72,000 first responders enrolled in the world trade center health program. 8,000 developed cancer, a number dr. michael crane says will only grow. >> are you at an inflection point? >> yes, ma'am. we're at the point where the chronic disease due to the known toxins like asbestos will start to happen. >> so you could see mesothelioma? >> yes. >> you could see multiple myeloma? >> we could see lung cancer. we could see it all. >> reporter:

hi there, as it might thompson from the bbc? yes, it is.millionaire lot three winner va nessa multimillionaire lot three winner vanessa reed ? multimillionaire lot three winner vanessa reed? it certainly is. tell you what, mike, jump in. i'm assuming that you being a bit of a local celebrity now, you could well be spotted in the open top? not many blonde haired people driving around in an open top car on a day like this. once i'd scratched its, once i'd realised, i had to check it and keep checking it. in december last year, melissa ede bought a scratchcard and last year, melissa ede bought a scratchca rd and got last year, melissa ede bought a scratchcard and got the best christmas present of her life. within three days, my bank balance went from about £1 to £4 million. melissa, a 57—year—old transgender woman, had struggled to make ends meet working night shifts as a taxi driver. life was hard, wasn't it? life was very, very difficult, yeah. just to live day by day. some days, couldn't even afford to eat. it was a bowl of cereal, just to

coming up at 6:00, breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent.irst on bbc news, the travel show. this week we are injohannesburg. where i will be taking a lesson with some of the most famous township dancers in south africa. one, two, one, two... easy! week it the ibiza clu bs a one, two... easy! week it the ibiza clubs a wheelchair. i am not a chair, iam clubs a wheelchair. i am not a chair, i am not a clubs a wheelchair. i am not a chair, iam not a person clubs a wheelchair. i am not a chair, iam nota person in a clubs a wheelchair. i am not a chair, i am not a person in a chair, iam me. chair, i am not a person in a chair, i am me. and we had to scotland to catch a glimpse of some rare flying visitors to 0rkney. catch a glimpse of some rare flying visitors to orkney. we are not entirely sure where the eagles have come from. there is an outside chance they have come direct from norway. first up on this week's programme, we had to ibiza. a bill eric islands known as much for its nightlife as its idyllic sunsets —— baelaric. but what is it like h

anne thompson has more. >> reporter: the foothills of the rockies are sacred to environmentalists. >> we used to get lost in the untains, me and my friends. >> reporter: the wil fire is one more urgent prompt for the 18-year-old's most audacious yet. a hip-hop artist whose music has a green theme. martinez is one of 21 young people suing the federal government over inaction on climate change. you're trying to do that in federal court? ue >> that's politicians aren't doing the best job of representing our future. >> reporter: filed during the obama mi stration, the suit sponsored by our children's trust seeks to phase out fossil fuels that cause climate change. >> our constitutional rights t life, liberty and property are being violated because of our to act.'s inability >> opening arguments are scheduled next month in federal court. having sd multiple pretrial allenges. >> they're asking the judge to order the complete restructuring of the u.s.economy. and the chances of them prevailing in court, i think is zero. >> the justice rt dent tells nbc news, the suit is unconstitutional, and

anne thompson, nbc news. >>> still ahead, the feel-good story that turned sour.s veteran accusing a couple of refusing to turn over $400,000 they raised for him. now a judge is stepping in. >>> also sister versus sister. the superstar showdown, tonight. the showdown tonight. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight an