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he has one surviving aunt in the trenton area.she was 12 when he was born, so remembered him quite well, saying he was crying all the time, but this is a 12-year-old taking care of her little nephew. i did a lot of research through her and also through his fellow justices, who were quite candid and open about him. his closest friend on the supreme court is a liberal, ruth bader ginsburg, who they met in the 1970's and came from the east coast, both academic types of a both served together on the washington, d.c. court, federal appellate court, known as the district of columbia circuit, and they used to pass each other's opinions back and forth for grammar questions. when i asked him about this relationship that too many people can see a strange because he is so conservative and she is so liberal and they spend new year's eve together and traveled together, he said we are both academics, take things seriously. hearings formation ruth bader ginsburg come a said what is with you and justice scalia? she said he is the only one that ca

the trenton river at trenton and jones county. it also will remain in a major flood level until the 20th. then the lumber river act fair bluff in columbus county. we urge all of our residents to log into our flood innovation mapping and alert network at fiman.nc.gov. that way you will be able to see what roads and structures are going to be flooding, and you can also sign up to be notified by text or emaile when the rives begin to rise in your area. at the emergency operations center, we continue to be engaged in large-scale search and rescue operations, as well as logistical resupply. we have received over 3000 resource requests in the last nine days from county partners, and we continue to push out resources as quickly as possible, both by land and by air. there are now four mass feeding kitchens operating in washington, new bern, lumberton, and kinston, and we anticipate having four more operating shortly. special thanks to our outstanding volunteers from the american red cross, north carolina baptist men, and the salvation arm

i am joined by a former trenton coordinator. thank you for being here. the new administrator has been really blunt and talking about this storm. he said hurricane florence is going to be a devastating storm to the carolina coast, virginia and some of the mid atlantic states due to damaging winds, storage -- storm surge and in the rainfall. he said the bottom line is now is the time to be paired, so what is trenton doing? >> an awful lot of planning. people have to remember it's not just fema. response system is for they get. is the local police officers, firefighters, ems personnel, and state personnel. it's the street department they clear the roads and also the federal government. the biggest part is also what they call nongovernmental organizations. salvation army, red cross, all of those folks are in the planning process also. what is going to be a tremendous storm or at least predicted to be. >> you have been here on the ground making the sort of preparations. give us a sense as to what is actually taking place there on the ground as you are looking

the trent river at trenton in jones county. at a majorl remain flood level is a 20th. the lumber river at fair bluff in columbus county. we urge all of our residents to log into our flood in addition mapping network. man.nc.gov. you can sign up to be notified as by text or emailed when rivers because rising your area. here at the state emergency operations center, we continue to be engaged in large-scale search and rescue operations as well as logistical resupply. we received over 3000 resource requests in the last nine days and we continue to push out resources as quickly as possible by land and by air. there are now for feeding and weons -- kitchens anticipate having for more anticipate -- operating shortly. special thanks to our volunteers from the american red cross, the north carolina baptist men, and the salvation army for making these hot meals possible. do remain a top withity and we are engaged 10,000 shelter occupants. we are working aggressively with our federal partners to develop -- temporary housing strategies. it is important to note that all 911 centers

nike released an ad last week featuring trenton -- airbnb one. that sparked a polarizing debate. one person turned his anger into action. tyler merritt used his clothing company to create a short period is printed with a flag that looks like the nike symbol and the words just stand printed across it. the former captain knows he -- says he knows all too well with sacrifices.>> the word sacrifice is something severe. when you try to make that parallel between amazing football player on his way up anyways to decide to use this platform to promote what i think is himself, it takes away from the sport.>> the clothing company is named for a military discussed call, a portion of all of it goes to causes for veterans in need.>>> a global cult, protesters in san francisco demanding action.>>> you made it to the hearing, what's xt for kavanaugh? we have details when we come back. >>> a climate change summit takes place in san francisco next week, demonstrators today though hit the streets calling for more action to combat climate change. protesters want to see a shift to a renewable energy

. >> police i did by the suspect is 32-year-old trenton allen of richmond. he faces felony charges of pandering, attended human trafficking of a minor, and assault with a deadly weapon new york times reports, a restaurant will be back open for business at the 19th. the fire six weeks ago cause it the restaurant to the burly shutdown. it was the second fire there in the last four years. back in july 2014, the fire started in the same spot behind the restaurant, and close the restaurant for six months. >>>now to the north bay, where a santa rosa family is celebrating the adoption of a baby girl. notable because the adoptive dad is a police officer. the birth mom, a homeless woman he befriended while on patrol. deborah is live in santa rosa with the families incredible heartwarming story. deborah? >> reporter: everyone at this department, is thrilled. jesse is a tenor veteran who already has several commendations and officer who clearly takes his work, home with him. harlow maisie six months old, and fresh from her adoption hearing. now part of the whitten fami

you will see our fire department sign up here that says trenton fire district.these road signs. here is a speed limit sign right here on the right. you can see the water has come down, like i said probably 3 feet. yesterday you wouldn't have been able to see that sign. griff: more inland fayetteville to lumberton wilmington. sections of i-95 still blocked and under water. the situation is still bad here and the president will have much to see. guys? steve: already declared a disaster area. now the president will see it with his own two eyes. griff, thank you very much. brian: i hope they are able to bring him to places that he can see some of the damage. a lot of times they will try to keep him back. steve: flying in it's going to be hard to miss all of that meanwhile talk about the election in november. less than 50 days away to the midterm election. ainsley: how led ledhow ready ae voters in new jersey? >> it's abedin not matawan, be clear. we are good one town square diner around the corner from my house being selfish. turns out there is voters here in new je

at flood stage, 3 more expected to crest, 10,000 people in shelters, 37 dead, winston neighboring trentonhief, the volunteer fire department, take a listen. >> we are driving on highway 41 right now. the fire department, to see how deep it is. here is a speed limit sign, you can see the water going down. yesterday you cannot see the sign. >> and recovery efforts in places where water has receded, hundreds of road closures, not sure, could not go far to find a real problem here. heather: remarkable image of a boat on a highway. heather: house exposure and outside boston, facing a huge lawsuit, the class-action suit comes after the investigation revealed gas pressure was 12 times higher than normal before flames exploded through homes. lawyers say columbia gas was negligent and demand compensation forcing residentss to evacuate. one person was killed. donald trump's border wall prototype can be breached, border enforcement -- they say this could be a good thing, identifying areas of improvement before the final design. donald trump says exposing fbi corruption could be one of his crowning a

and they did for trenton 900 engines. and when up as high as it could go very quickly. the inboard port side engine exploded. they means to get back to singapore and then you have any breaks in the end everyone lived and everyone was all right. what have occurred was there: oil feed stub pipe. have been misaligned. and that plane have taken off and they sought take off from los angeles it survived and it landed in london without incident. suddenly this tiny to narrow section fractured it all over the center of the aircraft. one begins to wonder if we are machining things to tolerance that are beyond human abilities to deal with them. this phone out of date from about three days ago when i got it. the statistic which still intrigues me is that that they are no more transitions working in the world today than there are leaves on all the trees there operating at such tiny tolerances. can the precision continue to operate without becoming mysterious are reared. i loved the fact that i will summarize this. in japan and in korea where he just i just got back from and in china

we went to the neighboring town, trenton with the assistant fire chief and he showed me how bad thingstill are. >> we are driving on highway 41 right now. the fire department right appear, the fire district, we will see how deep it is. you can see the water is still down. yesterday you would not be able to see that sign. >> reporter: the guy driving that boat, another volunteer firefighter, paid out of his own pocket to buy that boat and that motor. this is story of true grit and resources, the mayor of pollocksville, j bender, told us what he hopes donald trump understands about this. >> i love to hear his voice and hear him in town and let him see a situation like this, what it can do to small-town usa. >> reporter: when the president lands he may get a tour. if he moves farther in land towards fayetteville in lumberton, the cape fear river cresting at record levels, expected to be 60 feet or more as well as the lumber river. this problem is very real and we have the president seeing what we have seen for the past week. heather: he is supposed to head that way and we will follow that

. >> reporter: in nearby trenton, john said he's determined but wonders how and where to start. >> i really don't know. i really don't. i will take it day by day. >> reporter: jack callahan, fox news. >>> we have much calmer weather at home. here is rosemary with a look at the forecast. >>> a pleasant day around the bay area and here's a look at the current temperatures. san jose, mostly blue skies and 68 degrees. livermore, upper 60s and oakland, 62 and san francisco, 57 with partly cloudy skies. 64 in santa rosa and these numbers are similar to yesterday with a near repeat expected for the afternoon. we are within a couple of degrees for most of us from where we were yesterday and cooler in santa rosa, down by 5 degrees and san jose down by three. today is likely to be thetime when warmer weather comes for the back end of your business week. column in novato and a west wind at seven. a light breeze for some with a lot of sunshine around the bay area. partly to mostly cloudy and a two hour time lapse on the cloud cover shows over the last few hours that it will peel back with mostly

would be rotated back to virginia or if that was too inconvenient, a quick trip to new jersey, to trenton would restart the clock and that is a moment where as a scholar you are using the documents but you're like man, come on. >> and in your case, the idea that jefferson on the one hand talk about refraining from using the web. but on the other hand is giving away slaves as it gets and breaking up families and saying you got married, at least three people. >> jefferson is on the one hand, he will offer inducements to his enslaved population. he will provide a bed and a half as a wedding gift if his slaves would find spouses and remember of course these aren't marriages recognized by law. these exist strictly at the sufferings of the master. so on the one hand, he will encourage his enslaved population to find marriage within his own population of enslaved people, but then think nothing of separating children out as wedding gifts . that's when you really realize the enormous goal between the past and present. >> give us your name and your questions my question goes to how we identify peop

. >> in nearby trenton, john holmes says he's determined but wonders how and where to start. >> i really don't know i really don't. take it day by day. >> bay area relief teams are working hard in north carolina. the spokeswoman for the san francisco police department seen on -- she's not in the picture. she's helping run the operation center. numerous workers from across the country have been deployed in the carolinas from virginia. the office of emergency services sent urban search and water rescue teams. california is sending three more relief teams to the region. >>> liver more police have offices patrolling livermore high today. the increased presence in response to a threatening note left behind. alli is speaking to parents and students this morning. >> reporter: close to those 1900 students are inside in clays at livermore high school. we had a chance to talk to students and parents as they headed to class. many of them noticed the extra police presence on campus today. see there's two livermore police patrol cars parked in the driveway. >> they expect to have extra officers throu

trenton, 18.2 inches. additional rain fall totals from 7 to 15 feet in some spots. in total, 30 to 40 inches for this whole system. that's a ton of rain still to fall here through tuesday and we'll be following this but this has been a deadly rain maker. it's been large in size and even though it's downgraded in terms of the wind still a problem because the flooding is the number one thing that can be deadly out there. >> yeah. part of the problem is, i know it's been described as at times this storm has moved no more quickly than a human being can walk. like 3 miles per hour. so it just keeps raining and raining and it doesn't move. >> absolutely. you have a good point there. if you think about the rain staying in one place, it keeps continuing to fall in the same area and that's why we're finding a lot of these areas getting a lot of rain at once including the northern carolina states or areas because it's been falling in the same area. it's going to continue to do this for the whole weekend. we'll be back with you shortly. so as florence crawls, literally crawls

water's trying to go out, we could see flooding, brian, that is worse in areas like river bend, the trenton area, new bern, up to kinston than we do at the coast because this water's going to pile into sounds at the same time as we're getting feet of rain coming from the sky, all that water meets in the middle. it's going to be a very interesting storm. there's a lost dynamics in play with it. we had a lot of changes today. we'll see what happens overnight into tomorrow morning. before we really nail this thing down. >> start talking about 40 inches of rain that gets people's attention. bill karins we'll come back to you for an update during the broadcast. sadly, virtually all as you just heard of those spaghetti strands of computer model predictions of the path of this storm pass right over wilmington, north carolina. that means that the man joining us live tonight from there has a lot on his mind. we welcome the mayor of wilmington, bill saffo. mr. mayor, i know you're not amateurs there. i know this is not your first rodeo. and if any community knows how to handle a hurricane, it's wilmi

flights in trenton been canceled thanower cuts to more 350,000 homes and offices. 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. on the trade battlefront, president trump is preparing to confront china and canada this week. threatening to leave canada out of a trade deal negotiated with mexico but without support at home, he lacks leverage to force canada to accept his terms. still with us to get some thoughts, adam posted -- adam poston. let's talk about trade and how fast -- far through the trade war do you think we are, does it ever have an endpoint knowing what we know about president trump? adam: he has an endpoint but it is a long way off. the canadians and the americans will make some kind of deal unlikely deal with the mexicans. it is tariffs and and a partial unwinding of nafta. it is a bad thing. it will not escalate. my concern is morris -- more u.s.-china. the trade war will continue and the president is going to put on the 200 plusn billi

turns out this was invented in trenton, new jersey, about 30 years ago. mustard pizza.hese guys in new york took that original idea and made it, i don't know, worse, i guess. [ laughter ] i want to be fair. i always like to be fair, especially when it comes to pizza. i don't like to judge a book by its disgusting cover. we called these guys and we asked them to bring, to make and bring a mustard pizza to the show. and here they are now. please welcome francis garcia and his cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> somebody called for a mustard pizza in new york? >> jimmy: this is a full-sized pizza? >> the whole pizza, you get four corners, we cut it into four corners, smells delicious. >> jimmy: it smells good, i admit that off the bat. >> you like mustard? >> love mustard, brown mustard. >> when we were kids we didn't have a lot of money, mom made macaroni and mustard. i'm kidding. >> jimmy: i don't know what the joke here is really. cousin sal, you're really cousins? >> that's right. >> jimmy: i felt since you brought your cousin sal it was only fair i brought my cou

in the town of trenton, this man piloted down main street in a boat, to check on his flooded home. >> i don't know, looking at all this is depressing, but all you can do is take it day by day.or >> brangham: carolina governor roy cooper tried today to urge his constituents to hang on just a bit longe >> i know for many people this feels like a nightmare that just won't end. i know many people are tired of the present, and are scared of thefuture, but please know: will not give up on you. >> brangham: it's hoped that once the rivers crest today, florence's floodwaters will finally start to recede. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: the storm's remnants blew across the tonortheast and new englany, touching off flash floods in new york state and new hampshire. north korea's leader kim jong ue with south korea's president moon jae in today, to begin their third summit. kim greeted moon at the airport in the north's capital, pyongyang, as crowds waved flags symbolizing korean unification. later, at a banquet, moon talked of his objectives. >> ( translated ): we will c

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the fire department sign up here that says trenton fire district, you see how deep it is.king at road signs, here is a speed limit sign on the right. the water has come down 3 feet, yesterday you wouldn't have been able to see the sign. >> remarkable stories as small communities fight the waters and the president -- we don't know itinerary but we will find out later today. dagen: griff i wanted to acknowledge one of the menu interviewed yesterday he was business own e in pollocksville, do you remember him? someone acknowledged that after you interviewed darrell, here is a man of grit determination and courage who is not asking for anything and i want to point that out and people were listening to you and the people of pollocksville and darrell bell, thank you so much for that. coming upkeep calm and talk trade, canada heading back to negotiating table for nafta talks, we are breaking down the stakes, by the way, that's a chief negotiator for canada wearing the t-shirt, plus high cholesterol may not mean heart disease after all, we will tell you about the new stunning study

. >> reporter: in nearby trenton, john holmes said that he's homes and wonders how and where to start we take it day by day. >>> bay area relief teams are in north carolina lending a helping hand, the spokeswoman for the san francisco police department, who is on the right, posted this photo of her and other emergency personnel. she is helping run an operation center. numerous people have been deployed to north carolina and virginia. california is sending three more relief team to the region along with mental health workers. >>> a baby in a coma has been moved from children's at some point stanford after his family said that the people there planned to take him off life support. six-month-old kingston holmes has been in the hospital since last month when he went into cardiac arrest and stopped breathing at the family's home in fairfield. the boy's mother suggested that the infant being taken off life support a month ago but she refused. she said there is still life in her child. >> he is moving his toes and feet and his hands. his breathing has gotten better. >> hospital officials in

specifically the trenton ministration has sanctioned a total of 229 individuals and entities for their involvement in russia's dangerous behavior. notablyno 136 of these designations were imposed these have sent a stark message with election interference and other activity to suffer severe consequences. also the economic penalties to force behavioral change. sanctions on the iranian regime have crippled theim government for the financial system. on may 8 president trump announced the u.s. was pulling from the flawed joint comprehensive plan of action secretary pompeo has formed a group to outline 12 specific changes in iranian behavior that are detailed in my testimony for the record. the state department and treasury department have visited over 30 countries around the world engaging with partners and allies on a new strategy for dealing with iran.ew the iranian regime has a choice to make. either come to the table to resolve these issues diplomatically oroo face unrelenting economic pressure. if we see the fundamental desired changes in behavior only then can we consider using the pr

dobl-decker planes, 380 taking off from singapore on its way to sidney and they had four rolls-royce trenton 900 engines and it wanted to get very high, once it was over in indonesia and as it was doing the engine exploded and took 5 pilots and manage today get aircraft back to singapore and didn't have any brakes, running on metal wheels, fuel gushing out of the wing, could have been awful, 500 people on board, in the end everyone lived and it was all right. 100-millimeter and that plane had taken off because every plane is monitored in this case headquarters in sidney and they saw it take off in los angeles, but it survived and landed in london. london and singapore and then this take frawf singapore suddenly this tinny bit too narrow or thin a wall fractured aircraft, 1600 celsius, one begins to wonder whether we are machining things to tolerances that are beyond human abilities to deal with them and so why don't we say why don't we leave it to machines to make machines and artificial intelligence will look after it, i'm not so sure. billion not million. the initial one was about the size

so we called for the trenton fire and rescue and they did a great job. >> so as the storm moves inland the coast. the areas that were hit on the coast are going to get another hit with flooding. this is not over, guys. >> steve: griff jenkins reporting live from north carolina. thank you very much. in north carolina 680,000 customers no power down in south carolina 61,000 still without juice on this monday morning. ainsley: and it's hot and dark roads are not passable. steve: it is. brian: other stunning news that came across that we have been hearing about the last few days but now we have a name behind the accusation. let's bring in judge andrew napolitano senior judicial analyst on the phone last night after christine bosley ford came forward, the accuser behind -- on brett kavanaugh who claims in high school she was assaulted by brett kavanaugh and a classmate. anonaanonymous accuser and dianne feinstein found out about it in july. >> law enforcement would view it very, very skeptically because of the passage of time. brian: 35 years. >> 35 years. all statutes of limitations, civil

[laughter] that -- chief justice in new jersey made us visit trenton state prison before we sent peopleare horrible. horrific places worse than what you see in hollywood. he is fortunate that he's going to brand new jail which is built to almost federal specks everything is nice and neat and clean. and relatively safe, but the typical state prison facility is horrific. >> but now i have got 30 seconds he faces civil charges which may take a lot of his fortune away that's the case. >>s that correct and probably go on -- and to the point where his estate is the defendant. he's a very wealthy man, but he has according to the plaintiffs injured many, many women who now have the right to seek redress now that criminal case as of yesterday is completed. he's got serious issues on appeal. but that will be a few years before that's resolved. >> judge that's for addressing that. see you. >> president trump opened his speech to the u.n. yesterday saying, he's accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of this country. some world leaders laughed -- i think mr. trump handled it

year-old and a 7-year-old, and i just didn't know how fast or how high or anything, so we called for the trenton to that the more than 500,000 without power as rescue crews and recovery crews and duke energy trucks try and get in and bring some normalcy back. dagen? dagen: thank you so much for your reporting, griff jenkins on the ground in jacksonville, north carolina, for us. >>> switching gears to supreme court showdown. the future of nominee judge brett kavanaugh hanging in the balance after the woman accusing him of sexual misconduct revealed her identity to "the washington post" over the weekend. lawmakers now scrambling for more information ahead of this week's committee vote, senate judiciary committee member jeff flake telling a number of news outlets if they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she had, she's had to say, i'm not comfortable voting yes. we need to hear from her, and i don't think i'm alone in this. he told politico that they also spoke to "the wall street journal." chairman chuck grassley issuing a statement saying he's working to set up follow-up calls wi

is a dangerous, worrisome trenton we have been asking this question since 2011. first about the health care reform hearings and later about same-sex marriage. it is a two to one margin, very dangerous for the institution itself. host: you mentioned today a week out from the beginning of those confirmation hearings when were you in the field with this poll? guest: the poll wrapped up last week, august 13-15. host: do people feel connected to the supreme court? definitely do. they say has a major impact on their lives, 91% of americans, huge number. there is a lot of concerns when we asked them what comes to mind when you think of cases. they are thinking of roe v. wade very much. from health-care reform, immigration to same-sex marriage, a lot of things the court does, but they hear about it through filter since the court does not allow us to see how they operate directly. host: on what the public feels engaged on, do you think that, the public will be looking for from the confirmation hearings? what do you think will be, what americans will be watching for when t

good company, very funny and he said i want to talk to you about jefferson so we went to lunch in trenton and we were sitting there and he said i'm really more of a hamiltonian which means you're more of an investmentbanker. i said that's great governor, at least my god didn't get shot in jersey . the damnedest thing happened. i couldn't get back into the city. all the bridges -- [laughter] okay, back to the soul of america. how do we expand the definition that jefferson laid out. that's the mark of the american settler. the civil war, yes. reconstruction, no. the 1920s, 1915, birth of a nation is released, virulently racist movie. revive the ku klux klan. don't melt in georgia, the second ku klux klan is founded in an attempt to recover the great white empire of the south but it wasn't just the south.it became a national phenomenon. see if any of this sounds familiar. why did the ku klux klan get 3 to 5 million members from 1915 to 1926 or so? how was it there were six governors, maybe 17 senators and 75 congressmen who were members of the ku klux klan? how was it there were 130 ballots