virgin islands. >> we are praying for the safety of the families in harm's way and for the heroic first responders who come from across america to hell. we owe the communities facing hurricane florence a solemn pledge in the incredible months of incredible recovery to come the government will do think can to save make them whole. promises we owe every american facing disaster but sadly that promise was that kept for our fellow americans in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. at the end of july, a bipartisan delegation of 16 members to puerto rico and the virgin island to see firsthand what still needs to be done. it's our goal to expedite the assistance, the cooperation that would be necessary. it was my honor to be joined on that trip by representative nita velazquez of new, ranking member of the small business community. congresswoman sheila jackson lee who will be joining us shortly of texas and ranking member of judiciary subcommittee on crime, terrorism, and homeland security and investigat

virgin islands. at the end of july, a bipartisan delegation of 16 members to puerto rico and the virgin islands to see firsthand what still needs to be done. it's our goal to expedite the assistance, the cooperation that would be necessary. it was my honor to be joined on that trip by representative nita velazquez of new york, ranking member of the small business community. congresswoman sheila jackson lee who will be joining us shortly of texas and ranking member of judiciary subcommittee on crime, terrorism, and homeland security and investigations, and also a member of the homeland security committee and the budget committee so she takes about three bytes of this apple at least. and, of course, represented stacey plaskett abuse virgin islands ranking member of the oversight and government reform committee of the interior energy and environment committee, a member of transportation infrastructure and agriculture. the three of us, three members and i are part of the 16 member delegation. this month

i just told you i was a virgin! a virgin? yeah, i was a virgin! laughter ) ( applause ) that's the latest on the brett kavanaugh story. we've gone from i never sexually assaulted anyone to i was a virgin most of my life. for more we turn to dulce sloan, everybody! >> hello! >> trevor: what do you make of these new developments? >> trevor, this whole situation has become messier than my purse when i try to sneak spaghetti into the movie theater. and don't judge me, ten dollars popcorn? no, i can make that shit at home. ( laughter ) but my saucy handbag aside, it's become clearer and clearer every day that the republican party needs to find a replacement nominee. >> trevor: so you think these sexual assault allegations are disqualifying? >> yes, trevor, but i think that being a virgin is also disqualifying. ( applause ) i don't want no virgin on the supreme court! ( laughter ) a virgin deciding our reproductive rights, are you serious? how are you going to tell a college girl what to do with her vagina when you never met college vagina? ( cheers and

the president has yet to visit the virgin islands. and we hear almost nothing in the news media about what is happening on the ground in the virgin islands today. i'm really grateful to you for having this. we lost 17 of our 31 public schools. our children were on split sessions where they were sharing facilities and only in school for four hours a day for a year. we still now are trying to bring our schools up to par. we have young people sitting on milk grates. sitting on desks. sitting on blankets on the the floor when school opened this september. so we're far from where we need to be. i think it is the slow walk of this administration and putting out the funding. in terms of having the funding to be in place so we can begin the rebuilding. >> it is stunning the president hasn't been to the virgin islands. one thing the virgin islands, specifically st. john benefited from was private philanthropy. that did a lot. if you didn't have all of that private fill tlphilanthropic su where would you be? >> well, we'd be in a sorry state ri

about 600 at virgin orbit and the rest at virgin galactic. hopefully we will be flying, 2019 will be an amazing year for us. [ applause ] >> i'm going to stick with the trend of sitting down and staying casual. i want to thank the wilson center and especially the canadian institute for putting this together, it is a great program. thank you so much, marcy. i got my money's worth at lunch. i had originally titled my remarks the golden age of space and i think that play on words works well as the wilson center is celebrating their golden jubilee as the apollo program is coming up on its 50th year and next year with the apollo land -- 11 landing. there is a lot going on, but this really is a transformative time in the industry. i'm going to spare you slides because a lot of what i'm going to talk about is about policy and that would entail putting up a sausage factory so no one wants to see what that looks like. there is a lot of positivity going on in the industry and what we are seeing. we are coming up on the one- year anniversary of the anno

virgin islands.e don't even know what the response was from the virgin islands. he mainly takes money out of the disaster to put it into immigration. his concerns are about his immigration policies. his racist overtones towards that. happens tocare what americans. for the southerners on your line , he thinkshis man they are help really backwards people, so i don't know where they would hold confidence in him. 2st: last call for this hour, hours left. we will ask you leading up to the midterm elections in november if you have a top issue driving that vote. whether it be a specific issue, general issue, what would you say would be the deciding factor few going to the polls this november and voting? .emocrats, (202) 748-8000 .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 republicans, (202) 748-8001. we will take your calls when "washington journal" continues. ♪ booktv, thoughts on the trump presidency and its detractors in "liars, leakers, and liberals." >> one of my press people said ,jeanine, there is already an articl

virgin orbit and virgin galactic. excited to get an update. eric, president of the commercial space flight federation that represents a lot of these commercial space entities. next is matt, the ceo of oridu be m and marcy, senior vp of government relations and public policy at max r technologies. why don't we go this way down. if christian, you would start with your intro and kick us off. thanks. >> start over here. thank you. good afternoon. so performance and robustness in the new space era. space today we're entering a new paradigm. it's the miniaturized affordable responsive distributed, commercial, we see commercial investments in space like never before, new models are being used. we see space agencies that are acting as enablers of commercial space industry rather than just funding the development of infrastructure. supporting industry that way. very interesting change is happening. as these, the most -- i think the most significant one is the first one on that list, the miniaturization of space components and space systems, and we've h

galactic and virgin orbit. we have president of commercial spaceflight federation representing commercial space entities. next we have senior vp of government relations and public policy. let's go this way. you can start us off. >> good afternoon. space today is a new paradigm affordable, responsiv affordable, responsive, commercl and base and - - investments like never before with the space agencies with the commercial space industry rather than funding the development of infrastructure. but the most significant is the miniaturization of space components. so we have heard talk about the small satellites that are creating a revolution in the telecom world. and as an example a couple of years ago our company-sponsored the local grade school in canada to partner in the us. in arlington virginia. they built a satellite and the mission operations center they had a very simple spacecraft but their own satellite and it was launched and it was a tremendous and exciting activity. but to give that example to underscore

virgin islands are not eligible to receive u.s. department of education funding for preschoolers with disabilities. finally, my bill removes a number of antiquated and unnecessary restrictions in current law to allow the u.s. department of education to exercise the same flexibility in awarding oy eye defunding to the -- awarding idea funding to the territories as the department does under other programs. as a daughter of a school teacher and many members in my field as part of education, and someone involved in special education on guam over many, many years, the education of our island's youngsters with disabilities is very close to my heart. students with disabilities and the territories deserve funding less than the full support of the -- nothing less than the full support of their federal government. exactly what my bill would provide. while i will be leaving congress at the end of this year, i'm confident that my colleagues from the other my itories will take on exactll idea parity for outlying areas act in the next congress.

chris evans is off to virgin radio, and his friends have said this is not to do with money but other sources have said the £a00,000 pay rise is a big draw for him and the bbc wanted him to pay more tax which has been an ongoing issue with very high paid people in the media. it will be interesting to see if his listeners follow him there to virgin radio when they don't have as high listenership is the bbc but also to see if a woman like sara cox fills infor him. see if a woman like sara cox fills in for him. there are two aspects, what happens to chris evans at virgin radio and who occupies his seat at the bbc. exactly. it is very important that it is a woman, this show is one of the flagship shows has been dominated by men for many years, ken bruce, terry wogan, chris evans. and the line-up across the board for radio 2 is very male. exactly. you have sara cox and surrey ball, very talented women who could do a fantasticjob —— zoe ball. is anyone worth £2 million for presenting a radio show, though much much of extraordinary amount of money. —— a radio show, though?” know you had a lo

evans bought virgin in the 19905 radio.g it on at substantial profit and now it is pa rt substantial profit and now it is part of rupert murdoch's newscorp, led by robredo books from news of the world map. something of radio as tv's the world map. something of radio as tv‘s poor relation. the war for top talent is reminiscent of nothing so much as the battle for star names that once characterised fleet street —— rebecca brooks. three decades ago rupert murdoch launched sky to break the bbc stranglehold on tv and to give audiences greater choice. now he is trying to repeat the trick but on radio and, what's more, he is prepared to pay for it. the competition for the audience is ferocious, so what you've got to find is somebody who can build a relationship with the audience and widen that audience, and create an affinity, a loyalty, and chris evans is one of the very red table who can do that. the rise of streaming is pulling audiences away from scheduled tv. but in radio huge growth in podcasts has barely dimmed the public a

he is off to virgin and the miramax said maybe he is going because he might like virgin a bit more “—d maybe being paid £2 million, rather than 400,000, might be the reason why he went forward. the bbc last year talked about how much entertainers pay in tax. there is speculation that he jumped because of this. very difficult to say exactly how much you have to do to be worth 2 million, but virgin clearly think he is and it will be interesting to see who follows him. according to the mirror and pal insisted, i love the word pal in that, "money wasn't a factor".m certainly was a factor not least because the bbc publishes the pay of celebrities and stars and one of the ancillary fx... celebrities and stars and one of the ancillary fx. .. those earning over a. so, the highest-paid. -- ancillary fx. .. those earning over a. so, the highest—paid. —— effects. and what was revealed was the disparity in pay between men and women. he will probably be succeeded by sara cox. the other is for commercial broadcasters they will see, he is only being paid 1.6 million, we can pay him £2 million. there

station. —— relatively new digital station. —— relatively new digital station. —— virgin.nfor him, replacing him, she has often filled in for him, maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoon, or, options outside the bbc. jamie theakston options outside the bbc. jamie thea kston and emma options outside the bbc. jamie theakston and emma bunton currently co—host the breakfast show on heart fm. many people say they hope a female presenter will take on the high profile role. many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and the bbc and beyond, they are very able and we will be considering them of course. there are many able men. the most important thing we do is to select the best and brightest person and that is what we will do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. this summer was the hottest on record for england, with temperatures beating those seen in the famous heatwave of 1976, though only narr

when he left the radio1 breakfast show in 1997, he went to virgin radio.eturning to the virgin brand, this time on their relatively new digital station. so, who's likely to take overfrom him behind the breakfast microphone? perhaps sara cox, who's often filled in for chris evans and has a late evening show on the station. maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoons there. 0r there are options outside of the bbc. jamie theakston and emma bunton currently co—host heart fm's breakfast show. many people say they're hoping a female presenter will take on the high—profile role. there are many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and indeed the bbc and beyond. they're very able and of course we will be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the right person and that is what we will do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will still be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few months before they have to say goodbye. lizo mzimba, bbc news. ple

so, don't throw out the virgin liveryjust yet.ing the company another chance to make a go on one of the most troubled lines in england. we are in a position in september and the timetable has stabilised. we will see the start of the new trains arriving and every single train in the north of england is either being replaced with a brand—new train or a completely refurbish new train. the old pacer trains are going to the scrap yard. so i'm really sorry for the disruption this summer. i'm not sorry we are doing a big investment programme in the railways in the north which will give people newer and better trains. it north which will give people newer and bettertrains. it isjust north which will give people newer and better trains. it isjust a frustration that we've had for the disruption. but ultimately does the running of the railways stopped with you? ourjob is to take the railway forward was so it's why we've done all the modernisation, the investment, the modernisation in preston, blackpool, liverpool. you had to take the east co

so, don't throw out the virgin liveryjust yet.iving the company that left them holding the baby another chance to have a go of one of the most troubled lines in england. we had wanted to speak to transport secretary chris grayling, he unfortunately could not make it onto the programme but i did manage to catch up with him on friday in bradford. do you feel you owe the travelling public in the north an apology? i'm sorry for the disruption we have had. it has been a huge frustration to me, because actually, this was the introduction of a major new investment that didn't work out at the start. we're now in a position in september, the timetable has stabilised, not saying it's perfect. we will this autumn see the start of the new trains arriving. every single train in the north of england is either being replaced with a brand—new train or a completely refurbished new train. the old trains are going to the scrap yard. so i am really sorry for the disruption this summer. i am not sorry that we are doing a big investment programme in th

. ♪ like a virgin >> woo!ed for the very first time ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo yeth getting rctn, the >> the shade. >> colton's first attempt to find love on tv came on becca's season of "the bachelorette" when he put it all out there and announced he's a virgin. ♪ like a virgin ♪ your heartbeat >> he also appeared on "bachelor in paradise" where he spent time with tia and remained a virgin. his critics went on to say he's boring and blake or jason would have been a better choice. >> but others said he's respectful of women and runs charity for kids. he says he's grateful and ready for adventure and it's time to find a wife. let's get more from jack sheahan. what say you, sir? >> first of all, let's have tia weigh in here. she says no, she will not be a contestant on colton's season, thank god. >> he already broke up with her. >> that part of the whole thing is over. mercifully. >> hallelujah. >> will they have to rename the fantasy suite the library suite or something? >> well, they could do anything at this point. yo

are you happy about the virgin bachelor? >> jimmy: i am happy about the virgin bachelor, yeah.eat to see you. andy cohen. he's got a lot of shows for you to watch. "love connection" airs tuesdays at 9:00pm on fox. and we'll return with music from nathaniel rateliff & the night sweats. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. with bold sauces,urger fresh ingredients... and starting at 6.99. you can only think one thing... how fast can i get to denny's? get a burger and fries from denny's starting at $6.99. >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to our guests. apologies to matt damon, all that stuff. this is their album, it's called "tearing at the seams." here with the song "a little honey," nathaniel rateliff & the night sweats! ♪ ♪ ♪ i need you baby more than you'll ever ever know ♪ ♪ what keeps you waiting let's take our time just moving slow ♪ ♪ i'm so lonely feeling heavy love ♪ ♪ you're just so far from where i

when he left the radio1 breakfast show in 1997, he went to virgin radio.ince been rebranded as absolute radio, but he is returning to the virgin brand, this time on their relatively new digital station. so who is likely to take overfrom him behind the breakfast microphone? perhaps sara cox, who has often filled in for chris evans, and has a late evening show on the station. maybe zoe ball, who presents on saturday afternoons there. or there are options outside of the bbc. jamie theakston and emma bunton currently co—host heart fm's breakfast show. many people say they're hoping a female presenter will take on the high—profile role. there are many women who work across radio 2 and across bbc radio, and indeed the bbc and beyond. and they're very able, and of course we'll be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the right person, and that's what we'll do in the fullness of time. in the meantime, chris evans will still be on radio 2 until the end of the year, so listeners still have a few mont

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virgin islands responding, large group coming from the mainland to assist. that being the only lines of communication in the early days, first few weeks after landfall. it was tremendous to see what they were capable of doing, what kind of communications capacity they could provide, not to mention thousands of health and welfare messages sent back to the mainland to let loved ones know they were okay. it was impressive to see the response and that they're stepping up to do it again with this storm. >> yeah, absolutely. mike corey, thanks for your time and everything you're doing as well. >> thank you. >>> the next hour of cnn news room starts now.

a classmate from yale, stephen katrowitz, taking to twitter, "perhaps brett kavanaugh was a virgin for many years after high school. but he claimed otherwise in a conversation with me during our freshman year in lawrence hall at yale, in the living room of my suite." and kavanaugh's freshman roommate at yale, james roche, tells abc affiliate kgo that, "based on my time with brett, i believe that he and his social circle were capable of the actions that debbie described." he described kavanaugh as a "heavy drinker" who became "belligerent" and "incoherently drunk." and kavanaugh's high school yearbook page is filled with typically teen inside jokes that suggest a less straight-laced life than he's claimed, including, "keg city club, treasurer. 100 kegs or bust. beach week ralph club." >> in high school, i think all of us have probably done things we look back on in high school and regret or cringe a bit. >> so, let's get to terry moran, live back at the supreme court again tonight. and terry, you just learned that the nominee, judge brett kavanaugh, spoke with members of the judiciary c

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the virgin slands seek recognition? without objection, gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. plaskett: i rise to recognize an important forum my colleagues and i will be hosting tomorrow. while this month of september marks the one-year anniversary of hurricanes irma and maria making landfall in the virgin islands as a category 5 storm, the aftermath of the storm is still an everyday reality. according to a task force report summary, total damage is estimated at $10.8 billion. earlier this month, i visited local schools as they opened for the new school year and the conditions are troubling. the virgin islands board of education reported a drop of almost 40% in student enrollment and poirk's department of education closed -- puerto rico's department of education closed 250 schools. only 19 of the 33 public schools throughout the territory reopened on time and many of those didn't -- are in no shape for learning. lack of school supplies in classrooms, resources for students, students resorting to either standing

this week many virgin islands students returned to school. some still await their facilities being prepared for them. it's a significant step forward. it also serves as a reminder that there is much work yet in restoring an virme wholly conducive to the needs of our students. after the hurricane, both school districts lost estimates of $700 million in facility supplies and food for educational purposes. it's incumbent on all of us, all of us, to put our shoulders in to push our children forward. i want to thank those who have been gifted with one of the most important roles in our community, the hardworking teachers, administrators, faculty, and staff who played an integral role in our student's returning to school today, this week in the virgin islands. we're grateful for your efforts. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore:

he‘s going back to work for virgin radio instead. lizo mzimba reports. unexpected news. i‘m going to leave. i‘m going to leave radio 2. i‘m leaving radio 2. i‘ve been here for 13 years. and i‘ve been on the breakfast show for eight years, taking overfrom the great sir terry wogan. a brilliant time, a fantastic time. an amazing time. i have loved every single minute. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? because it was sir terry‘s show. well, because it was sir terry‘s show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a beautiful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners. massive, massive. but four months to go. he is returning to the virgin radio brand on their relatively new digital station. he had previously hosted breakfast on what was once virgin, now rebranded absolute radio. many believe his successor should be a woman. there will be a number of women who will be considered. there are many women who work acros

evans bought virgin in the late 1990s before selling it off at a profit.in britain is led by rebekah brooks. some think of news radio television's poorer relation, but the war for radio television's poorer relation, but the warfor top radio television's poorer relation, but the war for top talent is reminiscent of nothing so much as the battle for star names that once characterised fleet street. three decades ago, rupert murdoch launched sky in order to break the bbc stranglehold on tv and to give audiences greater choice. now he's trying to repeat the trick, but on radio. and what's more, he is prepared to pay for it. the competition for the audiences ferocious, so what you've got to find is somebody who can build a relationship with the audience and widen that audience, and create an affinity, a loyalty. and chris evans is one of the very rare people who can do that. streaming is pulling audiences away from schedule tv, but in radio, huge growth in pod casts has barely did the public‘s appetite. at 52, evans wants to feed it, just not at the bbc. somerse

tople were already deployed texas, florida, and the virgin islands. they had to supplant their staff. they had to call in dod to provide more support than they normally provided these disasters. one thing that stuck out october 2017, 54% of an arear working in where they were not qualified. guest: they have a qualification system to determine for its programs who has expertise and who has experience. they use that information to deploy throughout the country to different disasters. open disaster declarations. they have to have expertise in all of the complicated response and recovery programs. a lot of the employees had not reached a level of proficiency that would deem them to be qualified. that has an impact downstream in the application of the federal program. that is something that fema recognized in its own report, it needs to do a better job to make sure it has qualified employees for certain jobs. host: chris currie works for the government accountability office. he is talking about the 2017 and them federal response. we are taking your calls o

he's quitting his breakfast show to present at virgin radio.and's highest test scorer alastair cook announces he will retire from international cricket, after this week's final test against india. good evening. downing street has dismissed an attack by borisjohnson on the prime minister's brexit strategy — saying he's offered "no new ideas" of his own. the former foreign secretary said the plan would mean britain will get "diddly squat" from the negotiations with brussels, and accused the prime minister of going into battle with the "white flag fluttering". mrjohnson resigned from the government injuly in protest at the deal agreed by the cabinet at chequers. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. did time stand still? westminster is back to work... ..and back to the same bitterness. theresa may is trying to stitch together a deal the most important any government has done for decades, based on what she believes is a cool—headed compromise — her chequers plan. the tory mps coming back from holiday are anything but calm. there was only c

he also happens to be a virgin. he's a 26-year-old virgin.ermo, how old were you when you lost your virginity? >> guillermo: 14. >> jimmy: 14 years old. [ cheers and applause ] when you have a body like that, you don't wait until you're 18. [ laughter ] you use it. anyway, i wanted to help colton. he's never done it. and i have, a lot, i'm really good at it, actually. [ laughter ] so before he winds up in some kind of difficult situation in the fantasy suite, i thought it would be wise to sit colton down to teach him an important thing that an adult needs to know. colton, come here. you sit right there. and i'll sit right here. how are you? >> i'm good, how are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. congratulations on being the bachelor. >> thank you. >> jimmy: big accomplishment. this time it's a little bit different, isn't it? because you are a virgin? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: what does that mean, exactly? >> i mean -- i don't know, i think -- >> jimmy: that's why i'm here. because you don't know. [ laughter ] has anyone ever explained the bird

(music throughout) >>> you may remember shelley malil from his role in the movie "the 40-year-old virgin a rising comedy star. but then he showed his dark side. convicted of stabbing his ex-girlfriend more than 20 times. here's abc's amy robach with a survivor's story. >> reporter: kendra beebe is on a mission, outraged after the man who stabbed her 23 times was released from prison after serving just the minimum sentence. a new chapter in a nightmare saga that began for kendra in 2007 when she met shelley malil and thought he was just a funny guy. >> we started long distance dating. i was in san diego, and he was in l.a. he seemed really fun. >> reporter: an actor with a supporting role in tv series "scrubs" and the hit comedy "40-year-old virgin," shelley made a name for himself as a man with a sense of humor. >> you are a very unkind man. >> go inside! >> this is not professional. >> reporter: months into their relationship kendra would soon find that the mr. funny guy exterior shielded a much darker side. >> there had been an argument. i quit communicating with him. and that's what l

a former pro football player who loves dogs, run a charity, and, oh, yeah, is serious about his virginitysource tells "e.t." the decision to cast colton came down to one thing -- his story, quote, was too good to pass up. >> i am a virgin. >> really? >> we're told colton beat out two other guys -- jason and blake -- also from becca's season on "the bachelorette." and that, ultimately, producers felt colton was best to bring the drama and tears. last night on "paradise," we saw colton shed some man tears as he ended his complicated relationship with tia. he told us he's ready to move on. >> i have zero regrets. i have the same level of respect and love for tia that i always have had. >> today, tia congratulated colton on twitter, and made sure fans knew she wouldn't be competing on his season. and, just a week ago, tia told our lauren zima she has her doubts about colton as the bachelor. >> how are you able to be friends with him after all those emotions? are you over him at this point? >> it happened, i didn't work and it's okay. >> do you think he's ready? >> i don't know that he's ready

was a virgin until i guess early in the mid-20s.that will have on this debate we are having in this country? do you think he will get teased now by the left? >> martha: probably. >> jesse: how do you think it will play out? >> martha: i thought it was a difficult thing for him to say. my guess is it may have come up in preparation and the discussions he has had about all of this. in his defense of himself. he probably said look, i didn't sleep with anyone. he wanted to make that point today which i thought was very interesting. it doesn't necessarily, you know, go fly in the face of some of the allegations which fall short of that. >> jesse: that is true. >> martha: but it does, you know, continue to paint the picture of him as someone who was very much on the straight and narrow. so, yeah, i think he will probably get ribbing for it. i think he feels like it's something he wanted to be honest about and he wanted out there and he feels like it speaks in his favor. >> juan: i think it's pretty clear why he talked to you, martha. i th

it was a popular service before it had the virgin name on it.he trains are clea n, customer service, the trains are clean, the punctuality was a bit of a struggle but they were happy enough with the performance of the business, and the east coast has a lwa ys business, and the east coast has always been a profitable business. it was never making a loss. why not have the profits go to government? there is the question. what other problems if things get worse? the secretary of state gets the blame. never likes to stand up and say, my fault. if the franchise, the it's coming to mark they want a new partnership system but it will be very compensated. tony, thank you very compensated. tony, thank you very much. a lot of passengers on that line will be paying attention. if you want to arise passions, rail isa if you want to arise passions, rail is a subject that you raise. a museum showcasing the best of scottish design opens in dundee this weekend. it's the first of its kind to be built outside of london, and it's hoped it will attract hundreds of th

whether he was a virgin or not, what dr. blasey ford accused him of is absolutely what she described, it sexual assault. it is nothingng to do with whetr he had actual intercourse with somebody else or not the step as a matter of fact, and i don't want to dig into, you know, ecological things and his personal life, but your it high school with highly privileged other people. there are lots of accounts from his best friend of drug and is and parties and things like that. i can see a 17-year-old virgin trying to prove themselves to be like his voice and doing something like dr. blasey ford described. the whole question about him being a virgin during his time means he did not commit sexual notult is incredibly -- is relevant t to this moment. i agrgree with your other guests -- amy: marcy wheeler. >> marcy wheeler. i'm sorry. i agree with you, we're going down a dangerous path of what is sexual assault in the way he answered last night. juan: marcy, in terms of the movement of the senate judiciary committee have this hearing o

denying two claims and admitting to being a virgin in high school and college. >>> the dallas policeent has learned her fate. she says that she thought the apartment was her own. the investigation is not over yet but police chief is not waiting to make her decision. >>> and new this half hour the amazing survival story of a teen lost at sea. >> he spent 49 days in his fishing hut as it floated on the open ocean through wind, rain and high waves. boats passed him by but lucky for him, one stopped. >>> and it's back, the season premier of "dancing with the stars." and see how the new cast did. plus see who went crazy and landed on their butt. that's later in the skinny. it's tuesday, september 25th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> nothing says fall is here like seeing that season of "dancing with the stars" back with us. it was a fun night. an action packed night. we're going to start this half hour with the all-out effort to salvage brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination sfwlp with his wife by his side refusing to bow out. president trump fired off a la

the virgin islands got hit by irma. >> reporter: a week before. >> right. am i in the same position? will i make that same mistake? no. i have five warehouses now. i had one then. >> reporter: stock full. >> stock full. we didn't have what we needed on the island. no doubt about it. >> reporter: did the effort match the effectiveness? >> i think that in a lot of cases, it did. there were areas of shortfall that we've been honest about and we've identified, and we're going to work to get better. >> ninan: and, david, when you went back to puerto rico, you discovered that there's been an exodus of people leaving. how many people are we talking about? >> reporter: rowel 200,000 people, and that comes from the center for puerto rican studies of new york's hunter college. and of that number, reena, about 39,000 kids didn't re-register for schools. so that gives an idea the people who fled were young parents who moved their kids to the mainland, who felt it wasn't worth staying-- as much as i found people who loved their island and be so proud of it, they felt th

we now know what the new challenges, he is going back to virgin.hat he left, all those years ago, in 2001, rebranded ten years ago as absolute radio, and this is a new station set up radio, and this is a new station set up by radio, and this is a new station set up bya radio, and this is a new station set up by a richard branson, a couple of yea rs up by a richard branson, a couple of years ago. “— up by a richard branson, a couple of years ago. —— virgin. it is digital only, it gets about half a million listeners. 0bviously, they are hoping that getting chris evans for not an unsubsta ntial amount hoping that getting chris evans for not an unsubstantial amount of money will be a big boost to that particular brand against the white do we know how much it will be paid, there has been transparency at the bbc. i would there has been transparency at the bbc. iwould be there has been transparency at the bbc. i would be very surprised and shockedif bbc. i would be very surprised and shocked if chris evans and virgin volunteered his salary. we have had th

he's going to work for virgin radio instead. lizo mzimba reports.from the great sir terry wogan. a brilliant time, a fantastic time. an amazing time. i have loved every single minute. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? well, because it was sir terry's show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a beautiful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners. massive, massive. but four months to go. he is returning to the virgin radio brand on their relatively new digital station. he had previously hosted breakfast on what was once virgin, now rebranded as absolute radio. many believe his successor should be a woman. there will be a number of women who will be considered. there are many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and indeed the bbc and beyond. they are very able and of course we will be considering them. there are many able men. the most important thing that we do is to select the best and the ri

virgin islands were also impacted by maria.ater. >>> take a look at this dramatic rescue. a major fire broke out at a senior housing complex in washington, d.c., quickly spreading. marines, who happened to be nearby, jumped into action, helping firefighters and other good samaritans rescue those trapped. thankfully we can say all tenants were able to escape with no major injuries. >> thanks to all those heros. >> mm-hmm. >> all right. thank you, robin. >>> now to that urgent manhunt under way in the nation's capital after a woman was killed while jogging. this possible suspect caught on surveillance video and, amy, this just happened in a very popular area. >> that's right, michael. i used to liver in that area of d.c. i used to run there all the time. i used to live in the area so this is a very frightening story for everyone who lives there. karina martinez was killed in what is typically known as a very safe part of town and now news of aj an arrest. this video shows wendy karina martinez on her evening jog. moments later sh

can you provide an updated activities in puerto rico and virgin islands related to the 2017 hurricanes. -- he hurricane season is it is imperative we apply the lessons learned from those hurricanes to prepare for future storms. can you please describe activities the corps has undertaken or plans to undertake to better prepare our nation for future hurricanes this coming season. major general spellmon: i would start out by saying any loss of our hearts ic and and thoughts are with the families that lost loved ones. i refer you to the g.a.o. report that came out this month effectively described the conditions that the corps and our other fema partners were operating in. harvey, irma and maria were disaster 25, 26 and 27 -- mrs. napolitano: what about the preparation? major general spellmon: we go through a very detailed process and learn from our. we do action reviews at the district level and regional level and headquarters' level. the actions we have taken already this year include pre-positioning of people well in advance of the storm. hurricane lane, a couple of weeks ago that approa

and the company planning to do this is virgin galactic the firm owned by billionaire richard branson has been building space ships in the u.s. for over a decade recently they conducted their third test flight and at almost the same time virgin galactic signed a contract making grow tahlia its european space port its base for future flights into space. until now go tallia has lived from traditional handicrafts mainly pottery and the job on friday is a fifth generation pottery maker he's skeptical about the plants space tourists he'd settle for a few more ordinary once. for all the they. were talking is one thing taking action is another. we'll see it's not going to happen right away. we know about it but no one knows what really will happen well i certainly thought . there are a few places less forward looking then. the entire town is an urgent need of an overhaul. for sale signs hang on buildings and flats throughout the old town. the mayor is glad when a new bar opens up and stops by in person beforehand so what does he think about his town becoming a gateway to outer space. it migh