gotta have the elf shoes to twirl around. >> and, val, and, val, we saw an instagram.applause ] >> you saw that on instagram? >> we have something on instagram. >> i don't see what you're showing but based on the reaction i'm guessing it's not my outfit. >> it's a throwback. it's a nice throwback. >> oh, it's a throwback. okay, okay, well, i'm going to see the show later so. >> and, nancy, we know that your "facts of life" friend kim fields did really well in the competition when she was on. she made it all the way to week seven. >> i'm not certain. she is as spectacular -- she is my beautiful sister from our show. and she was fabulous. i watched and would text her and she was wonderful and, you know, she had the courage to come out and do it -- so -- >> and you do, too. >> -- i'm trying to walk in her shoes. >> you do, as well. >> we got to say, hey, thank you to nancy and thank you and good luck, val. thank you as always. congratulations on that engagement. i know we told you that before but we're very happy for you. you always bring light to the show. good luck to y

val de luz six years ago was a ghost city. but now it is a star city.t spain's recovery is patchy. this community group in madrid campaigns against banks which re possess madrid campaigns against banks which repossess homes and families can't pay their mortgages. they say the poor are being punished for mistakes made by bankers and politicians. i'm sure things have not been fixed at all. people are losing their houses. we are fighting for their rights. the depression of the 1930s still hau nts the depression of the 1930s still haunts spain, too. this new leftist government wants to remove from this memorial site the remains of franco, the dictator who ruled as fascism prospered. there will be nothing like this to mark the fallout of the first financial crisis of the 21st century. the consequences were less violent, less profound. but there we re violent, less profound. but there were changes on the left and right of european politics, and it's possible that the final consequences are still just working possible that the final consequences are stilljust

. >>> and still ahead, a bizarre kidnapping story involving a woman out of the central val made the whole thing up. details coming up at 4:50 >>> goods morning. pushing the higher the dow closing down 12 points. toyota plans to recall about 1 million vehicles due to a wiring issue. there was one reported damage to a car but no injuries. it made it between june 2016 and may 2018. of 1 million cars 192,000 are effected in the u.s. >>> instagram is working on a new stand alone shopping app. more than 25 million businesses have ilg accounts and 2 million of those are also add versaillesers. four out of five follow at least one business. it could be a big revenue opportunity. back over to you. >> more temptation to buy. thank you very much. >>> 4:40 right now. more people are getting sick. this is after eating kellogg's honey smack cereal. there are reports of 30 people getting ill. more than 130 people have gotten sick. >>> all right. coming up next, a look at your towards the weekend. >> yeah. it will be a little bit cooler today. as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning we are

a new day brought a second swimming and picnicking at val-kill, and other people particularly fdr's cousinoted a more relaxed churchill and that evening at dinner churchill spoke passionately about the close relationship between the united states and britain as the only hope for postwar world. that alarmed eleanor, and she stood up to them. she said that his vision would weaken the united nations concept, and he was already impressed by her imminent trip to the south pacific and he told others in response that she had steel. so that night returning to quÉbec on his train without roosevelt, churchill wrote to fdr and dropping their usual pretty casual salutations, he wrote in my dear president, the letter recap their discussion and on allied commands churchill acknowledged that the plan you have in mind is the best. then he went on to say that he had a a copy of the atomic agreement ready for the two of them to initial. so it was still pending at that time. in quÉbec combined chiefs blocks for days and hot debate over strategy in europe and final general book of the british and general mars

. >>> last week city leaders gave city approval for a $4 billion redevelopment of the vacant val val comall. >>> two fires on a hillside are being called suspicious. you see how close the burned areas are. the fire burned about ten acres there yesterday. and some homes were evacuated while the crews got the fire under control. and the police are asking anyone that may have seen anything suspicious to question them a call. >>> the park district is trying to determine who is responsible for an illegal marijuana grow found in the east bay hills. they are trying to track down the suspects after discovering 1400 marijuana plants. we flute scene after the officers made the discovery. they say that the plants have an estimated street value of 700,000. >>> the skylights will be changing in the coming year after the first review of downtown in ten years. that is because most of downtown san jose is in or near the flight path of plane going in and out of the airport airport. and airport. most are capped at 16 floors. the limit is being reexamined. they are asking input from the business commun

the bad ♪ ♪ you take them both and what you got the facts of life ♪ >> okay, so nancy's pro partner valeme song. the show had already been on the air for six years when he was born in 1986. ♪ the facts of life >> nancy's best known for her role as the sassy jo. >> in a lot of ways i wish i was more like her. she just says exactly what she's feeling. >> her inspiration for joining season 27? her two daughters. >> i'm trying to show them that mom can be brave, too. >> "dancing with the stars" premieres september 24th. >>> but the semifinals of "america's got talent" are in full swing. ♪ you're beautiful >> father of six michael ketterer is still a front runner and simon cowell might just be his biggest fan. >> garth brooks. garth, if you're watching the show, please write michael a song for the final. >> that's even more of a dream to have a song written by garth brooks. >> you know what i was thinking about this before. who would be the top person in the world to write for michael? there was only, garth.ison to get us garth brooks. >> listen, we're working on it. mission tackled. we reac

it's actually -- >> jimmy: d is val coming ck? >> yeah, val.e's amazing. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you don't mess around. that's the one thing i will say about you. you don't mess around with anything.ol you don't round. you just give the people what they want. that's what we want. yeah, that's what i want to do. that's what you do too. >> jimmy: no, i try. i try. i wish i was you. please. >> yeah. you do it. >> jimmy: you helped me out. i don't know if you remember this. of course i bring it up to you all the time. but, i said i was going to build a vinyl listening room, a a record room in my house. and you go, "oh, dude. i have everything." i have- and i go, yeah, tell me what to get. and you gave me like a three page list of what to get. [ laughter ] the guy -- the guy is building it. >> i'm thorough. i can't help it. >> jimmy: the guy was wailding it, like, "who the hell is your friend?" i go, it's like -- [ laughter ] "i can't tell you. he'd have kill me." st trust me, the guy knows his stuff. he's like, "is the guy who imports his stuff from j

. >> also back at a pro on season 27 of "dancing" val, with a two-night premiere september 24th and 25th announcing which kids will compete on "dancing junio juniors." >> best part about dancing with a girl is a connection. not like connection, connection, but like -- >> you know, you think about shows like "little big shots" and "master chef jr." successes. i think this will do well, jou to a double dose of "idol" an b alumni. >> and the bromance. >> i want to be on your team. i get it. i get it! >> for god's sakes. this is not a slumber party. it's "the view"! >> kelly and jennifer's lovefest is short lived. power houses proving to be fierce competitors. >> hello! [ laughter ] >> i thought we was friends? what would you do that? >> they're finally fighting. yes! >> yep. these two mean business. both back for their second season of the show. even though kelly is last season's reigning champ, the return of jennifer puts her at a disadvantage. >> last season i could say i'm from the reality competition world. i can help you out. now jennifer's here -- >> hey. can sitting right next to me.

some of the biggest gas companies have made an unprecedented val to cut their contributions to global>> put our shoulders together and started working together, reporting it and developing technologies to measure everything. gas has a very important role in climate change and transition, combined with renewables and other things. satellites, drones, technology, infrared, companies coming together. and now three big u.s. companies , have joined us. alix: joining me now is colleen reagan. is this unification of big oil against methane emissions enough to move the needle in any way in the space? colleen: no. alix: enough said. why not? colleen: it is very important, methane is a big contributor to global climate change, but when you put it in the context of broader greenhouse gas omissions -- emissions throughout the world or even in the u.s., it is a smaller share of the pie than, say, carbon dioxide. the oil and gas industry is about 33% of methane emissions in the u.s. methane omissions are only about 10% of total greenhouse gas emissions in the u.s. it is a small piece. it is importa

. >> washing val hamilton. >> but a very strange thing people ask me about. every person that i have written about a had to from an early ag age. i know this something history response to question with the self-centered mother grant had this domineering and overbearing father but there is something about the very difficult areas that shapes character and forces people to be self-reliant at an early age. this is where they all have written about but never talk about it. and then to be on the family dynamic. >> it seems like a ponzi scheme. for ferdinand would. >> did he help catch him? >> nobody had grant was simply place the access by three grant because there were sophisticated walls people that were absolutely certain and should have been suspicious guzzles were getting her 1520% that i wish i could tell you so what happened the bank that was lending money went bust. mick and this legacy? >> yes. very, veryth nice suffering and that is why he is successful with six union officials. and that grants presidency was betrayed and that's in many ways it was a suc

calf val kade of cartoons. that portal page welcoming amazprime, hulu and netflix viewers to their experience.ming ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with the internet a device and a few swipes or clicks, a child can easily land on just about anything from a family friendly show to a foul language filled feature. psychologist jonathan good said, parents, you're rht to be concerned. >> i don't think there's a way for us to completely shut them dff from media. >> reporter: dr. gays prolonged, unsupervised access to streaming content can impact your child. that's why h said it's critical parents talk to their children. >> you approach them in way that doesn't shame them, doesn't punish them and have an honest candid conversation about whate theytching and how they make sense of what they're watching. >> reporter: one w to limit what your child sees is go into your platform settings and look at parental controls. there you can set up a special account for your chd. conversations about sex, violence, or body image and mature themes c

nancy and val, and these folks. i have to say the nerves i felt yesterday, i don't know if i want to go back to that. >>> let's go ahead and talk about some of the weather headlines we're missing. scott county, kentucky shows us how much rain. they still have flash flood watches up through wednesday for that slow-moving system, and then that low moves along and anywhere from chicago to springfield, indianapolis to lansing and detroit all included in the severe weather threat tomorrow afternoon and evening. primary concern there is damaging winds, but you could see a spin-up of a tornado, and this all moves to the east, and along that same cold front, we'll be talking about new england, from maine back through worchester, massachusetts, into so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey man,

a developer is setting its sights at the defunct val co. mall. it is promising a mixed use project with half the housing designated as affordable. the company can move ahead with their plans as long as they meet the stay criteria. the law makes it easier for developers to build more affordable housing quickly making it harder for cities that have historically resisted low income housing. the project will be the first major test case of sb 35. in a statement released today senator scott -- said if we are serious about digging ourselves out of the housing deficit we need projects like this. i look over to this project with tands xed income a cleanup effort from hurricane florence is underway, first responders and storm victims paws to meet with the president. meg oliver is in chapel hill north carolina. >> president trump arrived in north carolina wednesday morning to see the damage from hurricane florence. the for his tour he met with first responders to get an update on recovery efforts. >>we are getting all teed up for a lot of money to come dow

as what exactly was he dicked as a servant of society that's what they're called lucy said no it was val to go viewers exactly. on their side so it's back to the one nine hundred twenty s. yes the wonderful twenty's. so that means a commitment to social reform. formosa in the letter of course bound for because there's so architecture for thirty four population growth of a change. is there something you feel particularly passionate about one that is of great urgency. for an exit sign he needs to stop seeing the meaning of life in status symbols and then ever higher levels of performance there's no need for that . society should rather shape life in the physical space for life itself for society itself autonomous that's a good stead diaries of where architecture also has a really good leg many thanks. my pleasure having called out here. sleds introduce you to a team of architects from berlin who designed the german per billion at the b. in allah this year their unconventional approach acts have been causing a sensation for some time now they're called graft architects. these three may be g

iran's elite army unit val's revenge as president has done rouhani blames the u.s. for saturday's attack on a military parade. for another referendum days after british prime minister to resign may spreads a plan was junks by the e.u. leadership. and it's a marvelous comeback tiger woods wins his first tour championship in half a decade. a moment of happiness hope and a history those are the words of mold deaves opposition leader abraham sully as he declared victory in the country's presidential election the opposition says it was the fifty eight percent of the vote compared to forty two percent for the incumbent president abdoulaye yeah i mean who had been widely expected to win with almost half of his rivals in jail a warning shot at bella's report contains some flash photography. opposition leaders and the supporters on the streets of as the leader mohammed saeed. claim victory in presidential elections am. for five years president i believe you mean has been in power they say he has been dethroned and wanted to conceive and this is a moment of happiness this is

big housing development for cupertino approved a major housing and office development on what is now val cobol and there was heavy debate about that. the for billion-dollar project includes almost 3 the for billion-dollar project includes almost 3000 residential units, half 1,000,000 ft.2 for businesses, and 1,500,000 ft.2 of office space . the need to build affordable housing was a sticking point in this proposal. developer say the project will include apartments for low income families. >>> civil rights groups are challenging the constitutionality of oaklands public housing loitering ordinance. a lawsuit was filed yesterday in federal court and also they posted a tweet saying we are living, not littering. it is time to repeal oaklands unconstitutional public housing lording ordinance. the complaint claims ordinance has been used by oakland housing authority police to harass and intimidatents. violation of the lord during ordinance isa fine of up to $250. >>> the debate is heating up over rvs parked on city-owned land in east palo alto. last night public works and transportation commiss

rule now we need love and peace to overcome that women could only leave the house if they were fully val's we couldn't really live it affected every aspect of life there was no art of singing nothing spiritual no music beauty or a statics not a title what a devotee at. an amusement park set up on an island in the river tigris is now fully operational again. it has long wanted to come here. and i asked women and girls want allowed to go on a carousel the militants said it was indecent. now the girls can finally have some fun again. that has just slowly doing better better than before this is that. but she's constantly on the move she can't sit still in one place. if fisherman maybe struggling with a past but that doesn't stop and looking to the future. carrying out and like to be a teacher or an engineer or a teacher i think. deep down she still has one hundred. after the i asked bombers detonated their explosives a father couldn't be identified among the shattered body parts he is still officially listed as missing. a decade you know i'd like my father to come back safe and sound. that's t

mexico's president elect val's to investigate the case of the forty three missing students on the anniversary of their end of their disappearance and it's already one of the south africa's biggest killers and now the rise of drug resistant tuberculosis has health professionals worried. he said his election had a war with north korea he took credit for stopping a massive attack on syria's province and he said he's refused to meet one on one with canada's prime minister and accused china of meddling in the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections in an extraordinary and rare news conference u.s. president donald trump made many sweeping claims but again and again he returned to one topic the fate of his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the f.b.i. told us they've investigated judge kevin ware six times five times many times over the years they know him very well but here there was nothing to investigate it is are all false to me these are false accusations in certain cases and certain cases even the media agrees with that i can only say that. what they've done to this man is incredible the republi

iran's elite army unit val's revenge of the president blames the u.s.for saturday's attack on a military parade. and tiger out of the words marvelous comeback for a golf legend as he wins his first title in five years. a moment of happiness hope and history those were the words of mall deaves opposition leader brahimi as he declared victory in the country's presidential election early official results show solid received fifty eight percent of the vote while the incumbent president i mean got forty two percent the result comes as a surprise to me was widely expected to win most of his rivals are in jail a warning charlotte badasses report contains some flash photography. opposition supporters on the streets of mali is their leader abraham mohammed so lay claim to victory and mow dave's presidential elections. for five years president i believe you mean has been in power they say he has been dethroned and want him to concede this is a moment of happiness this is a moment of hope this is a moment of history for many of us this is been a difficult journey

joined by barbara boxer and val demings as well as libby casey to get into a fast changing story. but i want to begin with the very latest on the hill where there has been more news than usual. nbc's kasie hunt on capitol hill. kasie, as a senate expert, walk us through what was caught on that hot mic, why this matters as the white house changes its position. >> well, ari, i actually want to start with a little bit of breaking news for you. >> sure. >> as you point out, everything has been moving very quickly. we just have a tweet in for leader mcconnell on twitter. he said today with the unanimous support of my conference, the senate will proceed to the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to serve as an associate justice on the supreme court of the united states. so this is a procedural step. we shouldn't make too big of a deal about it. however, this was the step that had been previously turned into that critical make or break vote that we were going to see on the senate floor on saturday. so what this represents is everybody in the senate, republicans and democrats saying, okay

iran's elite army unit val's revenge as president hassan rouhani blames the u.s. for saturday's attack on a military parade. and tiger is out of the woods a marvelous comeback for a golfing legend as he wins his first title in five years. a moment of happiness hope and history those are the words of moldings opposition leader abraham soli as he declared victory in the country's presidential election but only official results show that solar received fifty eight percent of the vote while the incumbent president i mean got forty two percent well the result comes as a surprise because i mean was widely expected to win and most of his rivals are in jail a warning shot at ballots his report contains some flash photography. opposition supporters on the streets of mali is their leader abraham mohammed so lay claim to victory and mo deeds presidential elections. for five years president i believe you mean has been in power they say he has been dethroned and wanted to conceive this is a moment of happiness this is a moment of hope this is a moment of history for many of us

. >> he hopes more ceos will recogn ae the val leveling the play in court. >> ask yourselves this questionon the right side of history. the right side ofs history caring about each person and fighting for equality. >> frothe court to l vegas, it takes more than lady luck to change the game. >> this isar yes. but is it worth it? absolutely. at the u.s. open in new york, ontessa brewer, nightly business report. >>> a barnes & noble investor pushes for the company to sell itself and that's where we begin tonight's marketri focus. ard schottenfeld, one of barnes & noble's largest shareholders t disclost he had raised his stake in the bookstore chain and spoke with the founder about considering a potential sale. schottenfeld said shares are substantially undervalued and represent an attractive investment opportunity. barnes & noble shares popd5. 16% to. mondolese, ceo unveiled a plan that he hopes will help drive ng his and he plans on u existing brands to do it. >> our bnds can play in other cagegories and we're at the moment the biscuit chocolate candy company and if you think about oreos, it

in london you with al-jazeera also coming up iran's revolutionary guard val's deadly and unforgettablerevenge for the attack on a military parade which killed twenty five people three year old. battle against hunger in yemen where three quarters of the population is in need of a. leader. and thousands marched in liverpool edging the u.k.'s main opposition party to back another referendum on the back seat deal. we begin in the maldives where opposition leader abraham mohammad soli has declared victory in the country's presidential election with ninety eight percent of the votes counted he was reported to be leading by sixteen points it is a surprise when the current president i mean had been expected to cement his grip on power after jailing almost all of his rivals including his own half brother the government has yet to comment on the results but so he has already addressed his jubilant support this is a moment of happiness this is a moment before this is a moment of. for manual for us this is been a difficult journey. a journey that has lived through a prism so. it's been a journey t

nine hundred sixty two during eight years of fighting which started in one nine hundred fifty four val jury and government says more than a million were killed france says four hundred thousand were killed on both sides french colonial rulers censored newspapers books and films which allege the use of torture and after the war atrocities committed by french troops remained a taboo subject in france. has more from paris. well this is a very significant statement by him at all michael it is the first time that a french president has admitted state responsibility in the death of morris or dan one hundred fifty seven during the algerian war of independence now more so down was a mathematics teacher at the university of algiers he was a communist he was an anti colonial activist and what his widow says is the one evening he was taken away from his home by the french military taken to a prison and then she never saw him again the french military said to her that he had escaped but she never believed them she believed that he had been tortured and that he had died in captivity what is only no

and mexico's president-elect val's to investigate the case of the forty three missing students on the anniversary of the disappearance. u.s. president donald trump says if he thought his pick for the supreme court was guilty of sexual misconduct he would withdraw his nomination three women have now accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault one of them is expected to testify on thursday and while trump says he would consider changing his mind on his nominee he also dismissed the allegations as a conduit orchestrated by the democrats. the f.b.i. told us they've investigated george governor six times five times many times over the years they know him very well but here there was nothing to investigate it is are all false to me these are false accusations in certain cases and certain cases even the media agrees with that i can only say that what they've done to this smear is incredible the republican senators have delayed this for weeks now they giving the women a major chance to speak now it's possible i'll hear that and i'll say hey i'm changing my mind that is possible but rosen jordan

the rounds elite army unit val's revenge is the president blames the u.s. for saturday's attack on minutes to write. a larger welcome back to international weather forecast for here across europe we do have a very powerful front that's now moving across eastern europe and into western russia you can see the front right there and behind it the air is much cooler in those temperatures are dropping not secular to forecast map as we go towards monday here those winds right there berlin only getting to about twelve degrees as your high when you factor in these winds right here it's going to feel more like ten to nine degrees above so that is going to be quite cool there down towards vienna at seventeen but still warm down across the med will looking a book or rest at about thirty degrees as well as on her at thirty degrees as well but that does change once that front begins to push through what we've been talking about the flooding that has been happening across tunisia the best news that we can tell you is the rain has ended across that region and we are going

." >> nancy and val boosted their score with their quick step to "walking on sunshine" with a lot ofassels and yellow. >> bright. >> yeah. 21 out of 30. >> got our attention. also showing some improvement, mary lou retton and sasha sporting shimmering teal outfits for their cha-cha to donna summer's "hot stuff," also giving them a 21 out of 30 points. >> danielle and artem holding their own to the foxtrot. the show's first blind contestant managed to overcome mistakes with grace, charm and cheers from the audience. still only scored an 18 out of 30. >> also scoring an 18, despite their improved score from last night, it wasn't enough to keep the stand-up comic from elimination. oh, no, we should have said spoiler alert if you've got it dvred. they did become the first couple of season to get booted off that dance floor. >> to think he even unbuttoned his shirt. what more do you need to keep this guy around? >> somebody had to go. >> bonus round coming up. this guy around? >> somebody had to go. >> bonus round coming up. brbut how will his dentured to thicope with... a steak. luckily

the protesters have a really val point, but it's in this context of these are the group who already wanto get something done. it's this mix of how fe do have to go and how much do we nded to push back against the parts of the world the politics that are not enabling us to go green. >> it isng really interes because across the world, governor jerry brown is seen as sort of aer len climate, yet like you said, at this of ference we had hundreds protesters knocking at the doors and even interrupting a few of the speakers during the sessions. but in california, the governor has approved additional fracking, additionaoffshore oil drilling, and like dan said, there are people who just say,n you to stop all new oil development. >> because they don't feel he's anti-big oil enough despite all his other climate and environmental initiatives. >> that's right. but at the same time, the governor sgned two reall landmark things on monday to really kick the summit off. e is to commi california to being 100% clean energy by 2045. then he followed that a few hours later with an executive order that said w

needles in strawberries the australian prime minister val's to get tough with those threatening the country's fruit industry and in sports south america's biggest club competitions he's fallen off the pitch and on it as brazil's reigning champions go to washington or peter will be here with more. save the children says more than five million children in yemen are at risk of starvation as a result of the war around eighty percent of yemen's population get their supplies and aid through the port of her data fighting has resumed their following the failure of un talks between the government and the rebels the charity says disruption to the port operations is likely to push up food and fuel prices and already the cost of food has risen by sixty eight percent since twenty fifteen more than two thirds of yemen is don't know where their next meal is coming from the charity is warning the problems with the supply chain would call starvation on an unprecedented scale well meanwhile the number of children returning to school in yemen has dropped to a new loan the united nations is warning of a lost gen

the violence and the chaos all of this week's headlines nicorette us vice minister of foreign affairs val drug ads. vice minister of foreign affairs thanks for joining me up front. this year has been in crisis since april you have hundreds of people reported killed thousands wounded armed groups attacking civilians on the streets thousands of nicaraguans fleeing to neighboring costa rican do you does your government the government of daniel ortega take any responsibility for any of that the government of nicaragua a violent criminal. the reason we call it a coup is because it's fundamentally a minute. was to overdraw the constitutionally elected government because an election that happened just recently in two thousand and sixteen and was recognized by many international organization the clued in the us as expressed in the will of the people that violent appraising that violent coupe. here was perpetrated by a group of politically motivated. fringes of political parties in india who then mobilized through manipulation terror and fear the population of nicaragua so a lot of governments a l

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in once deserted val da luz, the mayor says public money spent in once deserted valdeluz, the mayor saysw it is a star city. we changed the perception of the outside people. but spain's recovery is patchy. this community group in madrid campaigns against banks that repossess homes when families can't pay their mortgages. they say the poor are being punished for mistakes made by bankers and politicians. i'm sure things have not been fixed at all. people are losing their houses, are fighting for their rights. the depression of the 1930s still haunts spain, too. its new leftist government wants to remove from this memorial site the remains of franco, the dictator who ruled as fascism prospered. there will be nothing like this to mark the fallout of the first financial crisis of the 21st century. the consequences were less violent, less profound. but there were changes on the left and the right in european politics, and it's possible that the final consequences are stilljust working their way through the system. high streets have ticked over as public money has propped up the banking system

that six-week under val between learning about her and actually doing something about her accusations represents to me the clearest evidence that the radical dimms on that committee didn't care about her one whit. they wanted to exploit her in a cold and calculated and injurious way to judge kavanaugh, assault him at the last possible moment which is no surprise exactly what they did. >> that's exactly what they did. for me as i am watching this and looking at all the facts, did she want to be exploited. her instinct was to first call "the washington post" tipline? that seems bizarre to me. what did you think journalists were going to do once they got that tip. they were going to explore it. you acknowledged you wanted to potentially open up this story to the entire world. i think it's good you are giving her a lot of credit. i give her less credit. i genuinely believe there is so much aimer against this administration, i wouldn't put it past someone to staging this whole thing. lou: i have a lot of trouble comprehending the depth and breadth of the trump derangement syndrome. anger t

that six-week under val between learning about her and actually doing something about her accusationsresents to me the clearest evidence that the radical dimms on that committee didn't care about her one whit. they wanted to exploit her in a cold and calculated and injurious way to judge kavanaugh, assault him at the last possible moment which is no surprise exactly what they did. >> that's exactly what they did. for me as i am watching this and looking at all the facts, did she want to be exploited. her instinct was to first call "the washington post" tipline? that seems bizarre to me. what did you think journalists were going to do once they got that tip. they were going to explore it. you acknowledged you wanted to potentially open up this story to the entire world. i think it's good you are giving her a lot of credit. i give her less credit. i genuinely believe there is so much aimer against this administration, i wouldn't put it past someone to staging this whole thing. lou: i have a lot of trouble comprehending the depth and breadth of the trump derangement syndrome. anger towar

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for more on, this i want to bring in legal expert danny se val lows.y have refused to identify the person, to soo see what the background is and have a meeting. >> when the senators are question i questioning the witnesses, they have a duty to search for the truth and conduct a inquiry, and beholden to the constituents ultimately, and the lawyers whether they are defense attorneys ort not, they have no such mission. their mission is to win, kill, period. and so that means the if you are my witness on direct, my plan is not to bring out the truth, but to bolster you. if it is on cross-examination and you are not my witness, then it is to destroy you and make you look dumb as a witness. so in that sense, a sex crimes prosecutor is going to be very good at asking the questions, but without the additional mission. and both kavanaugh and the accuser have concerns can about any attorney questioning them, because they are going to be much more destructive than a senator in any case. >> and usually asex crimes prosecutor, and in most cases is prosecuting a cas

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