underwood. ran the name, investigators found a son of a local preacher, who'd had some juvenile offenses but, in the years, since had redeemed himself. he graduated from zane state, got a good job with a local manufacturer and seemed to charm every woman he met. four days into their investigation, detective brady hittle found sirius at a girlfriend's place. >> i asked him if i could look at his cell phone, if i could take it back to the office and download it. he agreed to let me do that. >> how'd he present himself? >> calm. >> he claimed he didn't know brandy was killed. just calm, cool, and collected. >> reporter: sirius came to the sheriff's office. >> we'll put it in airplane mode. >> reporter: while the squad's phone expert examined his cell, sirius explained how he knew brandy's husband josh. >> we went to zane state together. >> okay. >> i worked out with him and stuff like that. >> reporter: he said he hardly knew brandy. >> i didn't, like, meet her meet her, i seen her one time. >> rep

underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. introduced the u.s. border patrol medical screening standards act in response to the conditions i witnessed firsthand on our border this year. irst in april, then in july, and then again in august. the humanitarian crisis at our border is a problem that we working together to solve with an evidence-based approach. this legislation is evidence-based, and i'm incredibly proud it was able to onforwarded by the committee homeland security with a voice vote. i also appreciated ranking ember rogers' willingness to engage with us on this bill, and i am committed to continuing to look for ways to work together these issues going forward. as introduced, my bill had three sections. two of going forward. as introduced, my bill had three sections. two of which are included in the legislation we are debating today. first, my bill ensures implementation of an integrated electronic health records e.h.r., to be used by those caring for migrants at the border. ask from direct medical officers at the department of homelan

s" carrie underwood exclusive. what she'll never do in concert. >> i don't know if i would get out of the room alive. >>> with, anybody. i do not think you can get more raw, real, or naked than demi moore does in her new confessional, revealing things we never ever new. >> her road has been filled with unbelievable trauma. for the first time ever, demi is revealing the depths of her alcohol, cocaine and prescription drug abuse, which came to a head during a terrifying 2012 overdose. >> okay, we just need an ambulance here. >> demi told "the new york times" she had been partying with oldest daughter rumer. she suffered a seizure after smoking synthetic cannabis and inhaling nitrous oxide. >> she smoked, um, something. she seems to be having convulsions of some sort. >> demi says, quote, i had no career, no relationship, my life was clearly unraveling. and demi says her organs were slowly shutting down. in her new memoir "inside out," demi says her relapse happened after a devastating event in her relationship with a

lauren underwood of illinois and escobar of texas. you wrote that representative escobar's border bill was pulled in july. what is in that bill? tell us what representative under once bill would do -- bill woulds do. >> this was a priority for democrats. they wanted to tackle the oversight issue. renewanted to requirements for the department of homeland security when it comes to migrants. in the weeks coming up to this vote, they added more controversial items. they went broader. it was something moderate democrats could not support. decided to goders back to the original bill that was filed by congresswoman escobar. an office ofhes congress on the border. this would go beyond just the agency officials. they want to have their own oversight function. they want more training. worn byt body cameras customs and border agents. this bill is not likely to have a lot of drama. it is going to be a much different look from what we saw in july. >> what about congresswoman underwood's bill? >> it has oversight components to this. this is one mor

kelly clarkson invited carrie underwood to the talk show.e brush kelly clarkson off. behind the scenes, they are attacking each other. apparently, the bad blood goes back to kelly clarkson landing the gig for the voice which carrie underwood thought she deserved. we have these divas putting out a lot of mean stories about each other. >> a couple in pennsylvania is facing theft charges and overdraft fees of over $100,000 after the bank accidently deposited that much money and more into their account. >> just here is something you have not heard. >> don't you get to keep the money? >> the couple went on a spending spree. i told my wife about this exact story. her response was they should be able to keep the money. it's the bank's problem. i am now very concerned about our marital finances, because i think she has a unique way of looking at the financial world. that deeply concerns me. >> if your wife takes your credit card and goes shopping, it's the bank's fault for clearing it. >> you're giving her a lot of bad ideas. >> as a criminal defens

carrie underwood, faith hill or trisha yearwood?y -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> brad pitt versus down ton abbie? inside the box office showdown with george clooney in the middle? ah, heck. >> then, "e.t." is at emmy central, tomorrow. >>> in our "e.t." birthday, which country star's mother baked here a five-tier wedding cake? that's trisha yearwood who turns 55 today. take a listen to what she toll us in 1991 about her biggest fear. >> what a question -- what if i'm the first and never heard from again? >> that didn't happen. >> she did just fine. one more thing, here's your exclusive fwirs first look at the poster for the mr. rogers movie, buf buf. love the catch phrase -- we could all use a little kindness. >> i think being kind -- probably everybody had as tough a time as you had today, so give everybody a fair shake. that believe it or not i think is kind. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. - many of us have seen before and afters on social media of people getting rid of eye bags in minu

carrie underwood, faith hill or trisha yearwood? tampa bay.iants and jets care. giants a yet to chargers. houston i although the charters and now one. steelers niners, the miners steelers people you can always begins the niners, i don't know or i don't want to see the blue that was one of the toughest met picks of my was says that until a seat against cardinals until a seat against cardinals panthers win gave me troub face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking o

really just a powerful storm. >> reporter: nick underwood, thank you so much for what you do. the science you're helping provide is saving lives. thank you for joining us right now. >> we're happy to do it and thank you, john. >> reporter: dana, you can see it right there, water coming up here along the beach in jensen beach. still not high tide. in a day or two more of this with the storm surge coming in, that's why they're so concerned here. >> as they should be. john, i'm guessing you agree with me, add hurricane hunter to the list of jobs that i admire greatly but would never, ever, ever want to do. thanks, john. >> reporter: not a chance. >> not a chance. we'll get back to you later in the hour. >>> on a much more serious note, up ahead, another t same questi will congress do anything to make it harder to get guns? stay with us. vel site and you'lle new range of emotions like... the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com and get the hilton price

one by congresswoman veronica escobar and one by congresswoman lauren underwood.hey specifically increase our ability to have objective appointments made that can make sure that we are really acting in the interest of national security in our policies at the border. in that we are getting medical screenings for the children who are coming across our borders seeking refuge here. tose are critical pieces making sure that our immigration policy not only provides for national security but is humane. and represents those values of a country that has always been a ande where people can go sick a better life. the other issue we continue to focus on, today there will be a large rally starting at 1:00 for gun safety. we are going to keep the pressure on from the senate to take these bills up for a vote. as we've said before, this is an issue that is tearing at the security of our community. we are not going to continue to let the answer be one of silence from the u.s. senate. stand up for the american people. make our communities safe again. attention, forur the continuing

been raging much of the focus has been to china's extradition bill and understandably so however underwood ported in the wake of the turmoil has been climbing costs of living in the region recently are 2 correspondent michelle greenstein was on the ground in hong kong where she documented the issue and filed this report. this is the peak an area notorious for its exclusivity since the british colonial era and the single most expensive neighborhood in hong kong it overlooks the rest of the city and is home to billionaires bankers and celebrities it's areas like this one that make hong kong one of the least affordable cities to live on earth internationally hong kong is known to be wealthy and prosperous but that's not the case for all its residents. one in 5 people is in poverty here and that number becomes one in 3 for the elderly and when it comes to housing over 200000 people live in what soco hong kong social services organization calls inadequate housing like these subdivided flat in a subdivided flat your bed is your living space kitchens and bathrooms are shared in this flat by 24 pe

in fact this was the genesis of the bill following representative underwood's visit to the border. this bill requires d.h.s. to make concerted process improvements including research done in consultation with national medical professional associations who have expertise in emergency medicine, nursing, pediatric care and other relevant medical skills. upon completion of this research, d.h.s. must submit a report to congress and its recommendations for improving medical screening, access to emergency care, and sets the department -- and steps the department plans to take in response. within 90 days of this enactment, d.h.s. must establish a -- an electronic health record system to be used by all d.h.s. components on our borders. i.c.e. already has their own in place, it's time they upgrade these capabilities. the deaths on our boarders are a stain on our nation. current medical screening processes are clearly not enough. an inspector genre port released a few weeks ago highlighted the challenges that o.r.r. is having in adepressing the mental health needs of those children released b

the national anthem and he will be forced to neil, forget de fenders other teams will get carrie underwoodw, sing it! finally a story out of washington. everyone knows that the u.s. secret service's job is to keep the president and his family safe. and now they look totally cool doing it. >> summer may be ending but the secret service is buying some new sumenter recreational equipment. the agency is buying two kawasaki jet skis to help protect dignitaries including the first family. the secret service says the president and the family are very active in water sports. recently agents have been paying for watercraft out of their own wallet. >> trevor: okay. of all the things i thought i would learn about trump and his family, it definitely wasn't that they are active in water sports. (laughter) i be like trump's version of being active in water is trying to keep his head dry in the shower, you know. if i get it wet it will die. if i get it wet, it will die! but apparently this say real thing. all right, the secret service needs to buy jet skis because the trump family spends a lot of time in

underwood and mr. walker. . from the committee on judiciary 60804. ions 6201, 11, 6813 through 6816, 6835, 6921 and 6944 the senate bill d sections 530-f, 530-g, 827, 101, , 570-h; 1099-c049, 1050-c, 1093, -c through1099-z, 1099 1713 2, 1296-a, 1711, hrough 16 and 733 of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference. mr. nadler. ms. lofgren and mr. collins of georgia. from the committee on natural resources for consideration of 6001, s 314, 2812, 2814, 6020, subtitle z of title 67, section 8524, part one of subtitle bmbing of title 85, sections 8554 and 571 of the senate bill and sections 330-g, 094, 1099-d, 1099-f, 1099-u, 2851, subtitle f, of title 28, sections 2876 and 2880 of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference. mr. grijalva. ms. pl holland. mr. bishop of utah. from the committee on oversight and refrm for consideration of sections 218, 5 30, 559, 1081, 1082, title 11, sections 580 , 6012, subtitle b of title 65, 9311, 9313,4, 9307, 10-434, 03, 10432, 0601, 1060 through 05, 10612, 10741 and 10742 of the s

, that's how you do it. >> that was awesome. >> good stuff. >> that was terrific. >> love carrie underwoodago for the bears. >> not a biased opinion there at all. >> we're going to go outside and cook and i'm going to represent the green bay packers. you're going to get the bears. >> food coming up. >>> best part of all this is we're going to see more tonight. that's where the kickoff is, in nbc. and we're checking in with dylan who happens to be in chicago. hey, dylan >> hey, guys, you know if i can't talk weather with al roker then i want to talk sports with his nemesis, mike tirico. >> you ready >> so ready. great to be here. >> it's nice to have you the nfl kicking off its 100th season what can we expect throughout the year as they celebrate that. >> i think every team is going to have a celebration of their history, the league's history. the league has really been a year long push to get to this and you'll see it week in, week out. every city will have a little bit of a big weekend with alumni players, voting for the best moments in the history of their team if you're a fan out there

tune in next week when i'll be joined by hillary and chelsea clinton, jon hamm, carrie underwood, ande it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from a replica of a

is carrie ann, cheryl underwood. >> jimmy: yes. >> me, marie osmond. >> jimmy: that's correct.. can you name -- go ahead. >> go on. >> jimmy: no, you go on. you've got to name the rest of them. >> oh, julie chen. >> jimmy: mm-hm. yes. >> uh, what was their name. leah remini. holly robertson. >> jimmy: yes. >> and -- >> jimmy: three more! >> three? >> jimmy: yeah. >> get outta here! >> jimmy: there are three more. >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: one of them was just with you last year. >> oh, sarah gilbert. >> jimmy: yes, two more. >> ayesha. >> jimmy: correct. and one more. her name starts with an m. >> who is it? who is it? >> jimmy: if i tell you, you didn't know, right? ma- >> oh, marie! >> jimmy: no. marie's on the show now. marissa. >> yes. >> jimmy: marissa. she was on -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's correct. so i win. >> oh. >> jimmy:issa's going to be thrilled. marie osmond is new. she's with you now. >> yeah, she is. >> jimmy: do they run that by you first? >> yeah, of course. marie had been a guest on the show many times in the past. >> jimmy: right. is she nuts, marie osmon

pulled back in july, the political and what is in the bill and also tell us where representative underwoodwould do. >> this right that bill was slated to come to the floor in late july and this was a big priority that for democrats wanted to tackle the oversight issue. they really wanted to make sure that the requirements for the department of homeland security when it comes to especially migrant children which is been a big priority. in the weeks leading up to the so, they actually added more controversial items in a way bigger and broader. it was really something that modern democrats couldn't support and it made him nervous. democratic leaders decided on the summer recess to go back to basically the original bill that was filed by congresswoman and it says things like establish an office so long the border and concerns there will be someone that congress can go to to look beyond just the agency. trump his hand-picked agency officials bear they want to have their own oversight section. the more training. even with somebody cameras worn by the border ages. they have a lot of ideas there.

chairs laurie russo of communications online with dc media strategy and staff at liaison lindsey underwoodho put this event together this evening. so, we are delighted to have with us tonight "new york times" reporters robin pogrebin and kate kelly, the authors of "the education of brett kavanaugh. [applause] the book is about three days old and it's been three days of uproar and controversy. as provost president called it a mass resignation of smear time staffers and democrats to call for justice brett kavanaugh to be impeached, and "the new york times" had to retract a poorly conceived tweet. a piece published included excerpts into new allegations against brett kavanaugh that were both all about when the paper revealed edited as the key detail that the woman behind the allegations were the subject of the allegations said she doesn't necessarily remember the event. he offers that go deep into the allegations of sexual misconduct that dodged justice kavanaugh during the confirmation for supreme court described their account as nuanced. the "washington post" called it, quote, a remarkable

acknowledge our headliners team, laurie riso and dc media strategies and our staff liaison lacey underwood who put this event together this evening. so we are delighted to have with us here tonight, rotted programming and kate kelly, the authors of the education of brett kavanaugh. >> the book is about three days old and it's been three days of uproar, controversy and for both president trump to call for the mass resignation of new york times staffers and democrats to call for justice kavanaugh to be impeached and the new york times had to retract a poorly conceived to. opinion piece published in the times included an excerpt of the book and new allegations against kavanaugh that provoked a lot of backlash when this paper revealed it had edited out a key detail that the woman behind the allegations who was a subject of the allegations had that she does not necessarily remember the attempt. authors who done deepens the allegations of sexual misconduct that dogged justice kavanaugh during his confirmation to the supreme court described her account as nuanced. the washington post called the b

. >> jessica: if you lived in lauren underwood's district, for instance. she have put forward health care that matters to you -- >> melissa: >> but are they law? >> jessica: no. >> melissa: okay. we'll be right back. . employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. so much more than i could have imagined. my grandfather was born in a shack in pennsylvania, his father was a miner, they were immigrants from italy and somewhere along the way that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful mid-century american man. he had a whole life that i didn't know anything about. he was just my beloved grandpa. bring your family history to life like never before. get started fo

>> well, you've seen courageous colleagues of mine like lauren underwood and katie porter. and if they were just political weather vanes, they would cautiously avoid holding the president accountable. but i think they sense that how can you not support having an impeachment inquiry with this president? if you don't do it with him, who would you ever do it with? i think they are models for others who are still considering it. and again, i don't think the number of people supporting impeachment will go down. it's only going to continue to go up. >> so what's the timeline here, congressman? we are approaching primary season very quickly. and at one point, the focus will have to be very much so on the 2020 election. will there come a point where you say, okay, we have to put this aside. >> next week we'll have corey lewandowski before the committee. what you'll hear from his testimony is that the president asked him to go to attorney general sessions and essentially end the russia investigation. so i think seeing is believing. and having these witnesses not just reading what th

connor lamb was a great candidate in pennsylvania, lauren underwood in illinois, a perfect candidate for her district. and -- >> most of them are mold ratder. you had a lot of women, which was great, but they were moderates. they weren't as far left as what we're hearing on this stage. >> chris, i don't know what -- i honestly don't know what labels are anymore. if you -- every candidate on this stage wants to get to universal health care. every candidate on this stage wants a $15 an hour minimum wage. everyone wants comprehensive immigration reform. i think what we miss in this discussion, chris, is what's happening on the right. the radical right of the republican party. that's really the story that i think is one of the lost stories. i mean, 90% of the american people want background checks and oh common sense gun safety measures. 90% of the american people want to help dreamers. overwhelming numbers of people want to support the notion that if you have die bee tabetes, ot pre-existing conditions, you should able to have health care. we don't have a public option of health care be

. >> and what representative underwood did, which was complete, in a very similar district that trumpand what she said was, no one is above the law. >> right, exactly. >> no one is above the law. she didn't say i'm going to vote for articles of impeachment, i'm not going to vote -- she said -- >> i'm open to hear. >> and so, what are we protecting, if not our democracy? because our democracy is practice. >> absolutely. absolutely. this is a great conversation we have to have again, but i want to have you all come back because i think the bigger question then is what would be the actual facts on the table, like, what would they actually be debating that is potentially impeachable. so i would love to have you come back and discuss that. maya, paul, greg sargent, finally got you on the show. thank you for being here. and maria teresa kumar, thank you very much. >>> coming up, new information on trump allegedly lining his pockets -- no surprise here, it is relevant to this discussion -- with military money. that's next. scussion -- with mi money. that's next. so i can buy from enterprise

underwood. >> thank you mr.airman, children should be free to live their lives to go to school without the fear of gun violence. unfortunately this is not a reality for the 58 million students who are in their first weeks of a new school year. just this tuesday students from portland elementary school participated in the first active shooter drill of the year this is one of the many active shooter drills and training students and teachers should well produce beta this year to prepare for a day we all hope will never come. mr. schachter, thank you so much for being here to honor your son and protect communities around the country. ms. hogg, thank you so much for joining us here today and hearing your experience. thank you for your leadership. you your brother, and your fellow advocates are incredible inspiration to me. i also applaud much of our lives peace plan for safer america. which makes the number of recommendations to help ensure our communities are safe from gun violence when i reviewed your plan i was es

mark underwood wants to know if the queen occurred dissolve parliament and call a general election?ce of probabilities because this was an appeal, not a trial. in a trial, you have a process of finding of facts, in an appeal, you hear the arguments and then you decide which argument holds the most validity. did they hear directly from the pm, no. his lawyers were present making his case for him but he did not make a submission explaining directly why he thought the proroguing parliament was the right thing to do. and one more on the supreme court. how quickly can they be asked to sit? how did this decision occurs so rapidly says an anonymous viewer? some people get very frustrated with the court system was up if they want to take it to court, it can take a long time but any court can speed things up and the supreme court did just that, not just the supreme and the supreme court did just that, notjust the supreme court but so did the high court in england and the court of session in scotland. they produce original judgments which the supreme court was then asked to rule on. this did

underwood, to preside over the ommittee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 1423, which the clerk will report by tight. the clerk: a bill to amend title 9 of the united states code with respect to arbitration. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time. general debate shall be confined to the bill and not exceed one hour equally divided and control by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary. the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island. mr. cicilline: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cicilline: i rise in strong support of h.r. 1423, the forced arbitration and justice repeal act or the fair act. very deep within the fine print of everyday contracts, forced arbitration deprives a

bill: what about congresswoman underwood's bill? sarah: congresswoman underwood's bill has more oversight components to this. this is one more way for democrats to take action of trying to have some uniform processes for medical screenings. congresswoman underwood has a medical background. her bill focuses more on medical screening and that sort of thing. bill: barely a week goes by without some news out of the house judiciary committee. this week the house judiciary committee held what jerry nadler said was the first impeachment inquiry under their new rules, hearing from corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for president trump. your story -- excuse me your , politico colleague has a story that reports that the speakers said corey lewandowski deserves to be held in contempt. is there any update on that story? sarah: there are reports that the judiciary committee is looking into holding mr. lewandowski in contempt. it is a complicated procedure. there would be many steps involved. cnn had report saying they are looking to take

why did they pull that, what is in that, and also tell us what representative underwood's bill would do. >> congresswoman escobar's bill was slated to come to the floor. democrats wanted to tackle the oversight issue. they really wanted to make sure of brand new requirements, especially when it comes to migrant children. in the weeks leading up to this vote, they added more controversial items. they went bigger and broader. it was something that moderate democrats could support. democratic leaders decided over the summer recess to go back to the original bill that was filed by congresswoman escobar. this does things like establish an office of ombudsman for immigration concerns, someone who congress can go to beyond just the agency, just the hand-picked agency officials. they want more training. they want body cameras warned by customs and border agents. this bill is not likely to have a lot of drama. it will be a much different look than what we saw in july. >> what about congresswoman underwood's will? underwood'soman bill, it is one more way for democrats to take action, trying to

-- underwood's bill? is one more way for democrats to take action. trying to have some uniform processes for medical screenings. she has a medical background. her bill focuses more on medical screening. week goes by without some news out of the house judiciary committee. they held what they said was the first impeachment inquiry. ,earing from corey lewandowski former campaign manager for trump. your politico colleague has a story that reports that the speakers said corey lewandowski deserves to be held in contempt. is there any update? sarah: there are reports that the judiciary committee is looking into holding mr. lewandowski and contempt. it is a complicated procedure. that is something we will see. they are having to hearings in the upcoming week. one of them is on emoluments. they're trying to call this the trump corruption hearing. making it easier for people to understand. digging into the problem democrats have with what trump has done keeping his businesses while he has been president. another he

>> congresswoman underwood's bill is similar. way forone more democrats to take action, trying to have uniformed officers for her focus isning, a little more on medical screening and that sort of thing. some news out of the house judiciary committee. this past week, the committee held what chairman nadler said was their first impeachment inquiry, hearing from corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for president trump. your story -- excuse me, your political -- politico colleague has a story that corey lewandowski deserves to be held in contempt. is there any update? reports the judiciary committee is looking into holding mr. lewandowski in contempt. it is a complicated procedure. there would be many steps. cnn has a report they are looking to take the steps. it is something we will see. the judiciary committee is doing a lot of things right now. they are having two hearings in the upcoming week, one is on emoluments. they are trying to make this easier for people at home to understand to really dig into the problems democrats

for example, the very benefits that congresswoman underwood in this bill advances for illegal aliens flooding across our southern border our veterans -- border, our veterans don't have those benefits. let me say that again. this bill, without the amendment i'm asking this body to consider, advances health care services to illegal aliens before it does our american heroes. the v.a. secretary testified before congress that it will take his department 10 years to fully deploy this new system. i have the deployment schedule for the v.a. from their website and, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to enter this into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. green: this timeline states that our veterans will not get an interoperable electronic health record at all v.a. health care facilities until september 20 of 2027. v.a. medical facilities serving veterans in virginia won't get it until 2024. pennsylvania, new york, new jersey and new england won't fully be operational until 2026. and it won't be until 2027 that v.a. medical facilities in iowa, minnesota and illinois a