sure fire this three run homer unproved too much for the judges because. brady hero the song we have the winning message of moderate we're here to win those together who were there when the hero but i saw no heat or that she was doing or failing because rather when. i first gloat to the red sox but the judges won't have long to lick their wings the teams were tense of fenway park later on wednesday we're going to hell in place and i'll just. christiane i would alter how the winning returned to his former club my. just united in the european champions league he sets up the only goal of the game for power off the seventeen minutes as you ventus beat united one nil at old trafford and extended their lead over the english team to five points in the group a pitch invita managed to get through an elbow and was then rewarded with a selfie the spotlight continues to be on the play off the pitch as well though as he fights right allegations all sports correspondent lee wellings was at the much for us certainly going into this night there was a big spotlight on chri

process was that brett kavanaugh had tori defend his int against an allegation that was ultimately unprovable, but in his defense of himself, he became quite political. did he, in some way, in those moments, contribute to the politicization of the nomination ocess? >> i don't think so. i think that what the american people saw was a political smear campaign. and i think the way judge kavanaugh acted was what people naturally would've excted. he acted as any individual --turally would, and i don't think most peoplost sensible people -- would view what he said as deeply partisan or political. i think he was looking for decency and fairness. >> with the one exception of mentioning that this was payback for the clintons. >> [ chuckles ] um. i don't think that the future of the confirmation process and its politicizations going to hinge on a single line like that. e fact of the matter is that, go back to clarence thomas' second hearing involving the anita hill allegations. you could characterize those as deeply political, because, basically, what he was saying is that the liberal establishment was

she couldn't face three run homer unproved too much for the judges to record. their first blow to the red sox but the judges won't have long to lick their wings the teams were tense of fenway park later on wednesday picking tim allen place and just their. brawn james and the l.a. lakers will. have the chance later to claim their first win of the season their willingness and three end face the phoenix suns all one say on tuesday the denver nuggets claimed another victory they've won all four of their opening games and for the first time in nine years an offensive rebound from tre lies signaling there would be no way back for the sacramento kings almost too easy for the nuggets jamal murray getting nineteen points and a hundred and twenty six two hundred twelve. or it's not accidents that sidney crosby is the best known ice hockey player in the world today he took it upon himself to break a tide all the time gave a game up for the pittsburgh penguins it was a five five at this point against the edmonton oilers of course be just two one the wrong musically with th

shared the base three run homer unproved too much for the dodgers to become. so first close to the red sox but the dodgers won't have long to lick their wings attains return to fenway park later on wednesday for game two alan grayson al-jazeera. christan arnaldo had a winning return to his former club manchester united in the european champions league he set up the all the goal of the game for apollo seventeen minutes as event to speak. united won there at old trafford and extended their lead over the english team to five points in the group a pitch and they managed to get two or naldo and was rewarded with a selfie the focus continues to be on rinaldo off the pitch aswell as though as he fights a rape allegations sports correspondent was at the match for us so the going into this night there was a big spotlight on christiane of an hour for off the field issues but was hard on the pitch was confirmation again you ventus off far from being i born months so yes for now though usually sparkles for them but in the goalscorer for instance pollard's a ball of i have

there were unprovable and undisprovable allegations. there was flood the media and it was done to delegitimize someone. it's to delegitimize a person. there was no daylight between democratic partisan activity and media coverage. philippe: mollie hit the nail on the head in terms of the fbi. donald trump fired the director and wants to fire the deputy director. now they are the most of precious institution of all time. howie: what about what mollie said about the democrats were there to protest, block and stop this nomination. once the democrats leaked christine blasey ford's name to the press. philippe: we don't know that. howie: we don't know who did it. i don't see how you could not cover that. philippe: this comes down to he said-she said. but there is a difference in motivation. if you don't believe him, you are attributing certain understandable factors to that. maybe he didn't remember. it was a long time ago. maybe he was drinking. he wants the job. he don't believe her, you are saying this woman is just an outright liar. mollie

the president is tryinge to fir up the republican base but he is doing it often with untrue or unprovable claims. as the psident ram up his ral yirgs he is ramping up his rhetoric one substantiate claims. like this one. >> a lot o people in california are rioting now. >> we'veap notn any riots in california. some people might be opposed. there are not mass riots. >> that's one in a stringf mistruths made by the read that. >> you're going to find ms 13. you're going on find middle eastn. >> he suggests the caravan is bein bank rolled by democrats. what do 97 common? experts say they're driveny fearful. -e republicans will protect americans with psting conditions. >> about the new tax cut? >> wre givin a middle income tax reduction of about 10ers that. >> it could take weeks if not months of hearings and debates. >> the question remains, will vote take president at his word? >> the next ral is in wisconsin. >> all right. th>>k you. a baby shower interrupted by gunfire. >> they were really fast. > tonight the growing pains in one local county that has neighbors worried aboutheir safety in th

after rally, the president trying to fire up his ba and oftentimes these days he's using untrue or unprovable claims. as the president ramps up his rally, he's ramping up his rhetoric with bsunntiated claims. like the one on sanctuary cities. >> a lot of people this california are rioting. >> we haven't seen any rioting. some people may be oppos but there are not mass riots. >> that's just one in the string of sutantiated claims. there is also this on the migrant caravan. >> you're g fng tod ms 13, middle eastern. >> he suggests the caravan is being bank rolled by democrats. >> do you know how the caravan started? >> what do all the statements or misstatements have in common? experts say they'reesned to drive people to the polls. >> it is easier to motivate people to go out and vote by fear thanfa dissation. > the republicans will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. >> about the new tax cut the president is dangling -- >> we're giving a middle income tax reduction of about 10%. >> congress isn't even in town to start legislative process. >> could it take weeks of debating.

. >> reporter: the president is making more and more campaign stops and the list of unprovable claims he makes are untrue. speaking to reporters before leaving for texas, it appear the president is desperate to strike urgency among his supporters and get them out to the polls in november. >> president donald trump dep t departing the white house for a rally in houston. his latest campaign stop stumping for republicans. but while exciting his base at rallies, mr. trump is also making inaccurate or unproven claims like -- >> we're looking at putting in a very major tax cut for middle income people. and if we do that, it will be sometime just prior, i would say, to november. a major tax cut. >> in nevada this weekend, trump unexpectedly announcing that republicans are working on a new middle class tax cut that he wants to see by november 1, even though congress is not in session until after the midterm elections. then changing his tune this afternoon. >> we're putting in a resolution sometime in the next week and a half two weeks, we won't have time to do the lvote. we'll do the vote aft

. >> tucker: he's lied, but that's unprovable. that is not even worth debating on tv i would say.feel in your heart -- if i feel in my heart that you're a child molester, can i say that on tv and see how it affects her family? >> i'm not trying to get a and how it affects your employment? if i feel to my heart. >> i'm not trying to get a lifetime appointment on the bench and no one is accusing me of anything. >> tucker: he's been accused of a lot of things, credibly is a subjective term. is it okay if you feel in yourur hearts that someone is guilty to systematically destroy him and his family and you're saying yes, it's so important. >> did you find dr. ford credible? >> tucker: i'm not sure, she wasn't asked real questions. for example when did you recall this. have you known it for 30 years and not set it to one person? did you tell your therapist about of? that's a basic question nobody asked. they are too afraid, that is why. >> you're smart enough to know that traumatic experience -- >> tucker: i don't know what i know, that's why i asked real questions on my show. i am not

but that is as yet unproving and that's the sort of thing -- unproven and that's the sort of thing we would need to look into in a study of this sort. >> again i will respond to the question of costs and benefits. early on in london which was one of the first meter cities, the operating cost was about 50% of the revenues and that's because the license plate survey was expensive and they had to check it and double check it. their program design was a zone where any time you drove within the zone you would be priced. not just pricing folks over the cordon. we have learned from that and since that time the accuracy and cost of processing has gone way down to the point where the golden state bridge doesn't rely on it. it is all license plate and fastrack. now the cost profile i think would be around the 30% range, sort of international best practice. no longer in the 50% range. and in terms of the efficacy, we saw in london there was a 15-20% reduction in trips and stockholm similar. over time, london's traffic built up for two reasons. number one, that's the tendency how we drive and beh

it's likely unprovable. or maybe kavanaugh feels he cannot acknowledge ever having had memory loss, because the moment he does, democrats will seize upon it and accuse him of having committed horrific crimes, crimes he said he never committed. the problem is to many people, anyone who has really ever had too much to drink, the claim he's never had any gaps in his memory might be hard to believe. that's certainly the position of senate judiciary committee democrats, such as amy klobuchar. >> it doesn't quite make sense to me, because, first of all, you have these other people from parts of his life who have said that he was belligerent when he was drunk and other things. >> tellingly, when i asked kellyanne conway whether she believed his claim that he never had any memory loss, this was her answer. >> do you have any concerns that's not true? >> jake, i didn't go to college with him. i've never been out drinking with him. this is what he has said under oath. >> this is what he has said under oath. does that

and always change the subject back to the fact that these are unprovable allegations that can't be dismissedscredited so you smash this poor man into a box and ruin his career. that's what he did when she kept pressing him on how she treated dr. ford. he said did you know what happened to kavanaugh, and have you seen what's going on in the polls? and it's not -- it wouldn't be beyond him having listened to what he told leslie stahl about, if i had not done that, we would not have won. i'm sure he said that to brett kavanaugh's face in the white house holding room before the east room ceremony. all a zero-sum game. the ends always justify the means, and everything along the way is collateral damage. he does not care, like bill said. he's so excited about the bump in the polls and the fact he buildings he can take credit for a final confirmation vote because he mocked dr. ford at a rally. >> he also broke new ground on mueller. that's something you care a lot about. i want to hear your thoughts. >> will you pledge -- pledge that you will not shut down the mueller investigation? >> well, i don'

sexual assault must not purpose -- permanently taint the reputation of a servicemember with an unprovable explosive accusation. the accusation alone permanently impacts the innocent . it is really apparent that some reform of the system is imperative. these consequences cannot be erased once the charges are brought. the sooner an innocent client exits the system, the better and less damaging will the accusation be. i have been asked to offer specific six jostens -- suggestions to reset the imbalance. my advice would be to reinstitute the article 32 preliminary hearing as a tool for defense discovery and investigation. as you all may be aware, the only branch right now who has defense investigators is the navy. one of the justifications for the original robust article 32 was that that was where the defense would conduct much of its investigation. we now no longer have access to that. most article 32's are a paper shuffle. coming, aside from my prepared remarks, coming from a background of california, when we moved from a hearsay preliminary hearing, or from a non-hearsay preliminary prelim

border the president trump is already been tweeting a lot about this has been saying and it's been unprovedthat there's been people from the middle east has been people from m.s. thirteen one of the gangs in central america that there's been hinting that there's been terrorists in this group he's already said that he wants to send the military down to the border and we understand that he sent a request for troops to go down to the us mexico border now they're not going to be arresting him detaining people they need the permission of congress to do that they're going to be helping out the moment with administrative duties but it still sends a message and that message is coming just before the crucial midterm elections coming up in just a couple of weeks in the united states and this issue the caravan the optics of a mass of people trying to get to the united states is really playing heavy in those elections and president trump is talking about it every day it's become quite a potent weapon for him great stuff from john homan alongside the migrant caravan there in mexico. now every year huge