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and our a republican leaders wg to do anything to get him confirmed? unfortunately, signs are pointing to yes. most importantly, when the credibility of the nominee is so questionable, is that the kind of person we want on the supreme court? i don't care if it's a liberal or conservative or moderate. when the question of credibility is so much in doubt, as it is now, with judge kavanaugh, that person should not be sitting, not be sitting on the highest court in the land. the arbiter of our laws, and often the determiner of right and wrong. would it be a new lower standard for the court and for america. i yield the floor. >> mr. president, i rise to speak about judge kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. and i urge my colleagues to actually listen to dr. blasey ford, and treat her with respect that she deserves. she deserves better than the setup should walk into tomorrow. i want to take a step back for a second and lookct at the big picture of what's actually going on with this

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tvs is courtesy of wg be why in springfield. we bring it to you as your primary source for campaign 2018. welcome to a debate between the democratic primary candidates of the massachusetts congressional district. the incumbent richard neal and challenger tahirah amatul-wadud. the debate is brought to by the league of women voters and wgby. the rules are as follows. audience members have agreed to stay silent. candidates get up to 90 seconds to answer and 30 seconds for thoughts or rebuttal. later, one minute for a closing statement. a coin toss has determined our order. we asked the public to submit their questions, and the majority i will ask came from the public. let's dive in. influence yourty approach to policymaking, and how do you understand the interest and needs of constituents whose needs differ from yours? rep. neal: i had one of the great opportunities to grow up in springfield. springfield was marked by diversity, whether buckingham junior high school or grew up on the playing field of the hadngfield boys club, you t

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so that is the model that we used with the wgs program for military satellite communications and to buy additional satellites. that's the way to do it. and as i described this is not just a practical resilience but a political resilience with those norms of behavior and why like-minded nations want to think about those appropriate norms is part of what we can do to collaborate. >> annie avenue that's open with the combined space ops that is that we try to exploit bits of bilateral exchange then we look at that. that innovation that industry is providing and the briefings from industry definitely and forms my thought for strategies and objectives. and the nature of space to drive a level of collaboration and those smaller nations that don't have huge budgets can bring. so where are those greatest innovations it is not necessarily the united states. but we have not been the leader. because they have had to but now this whole burgeoning but that didn't become the department of defense did that but smaller nations and then to exploit that in a positive sense. and there are so many things we

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>> i am going to be talk wg my colleagues but i really don't have anything to add at this point. as i said, i did ask, i did read the letter last week and ask the judge in a telephone conversation on friday about it. he was very emphatic in his denial. >> do you believe the accuser? >> i don't know enough to make a judgment at this point. >> again, here is what has caused all of this. kavanagh's accuser came forward publically. she is talking exclusively to the "washington post." she shared details not only about the alleged attack, but also about potential evidence that could back up her story. the post writes this about the night in question. while his friends watched, she says kavanagh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes and attempted to pull off her one-piece bathing suit and the clothing she wore over it. when she tried to scream she said he put his hands over her mouth. he was trying to attack me and remove my clothing. cnn supreme court reporter is joining us now. tell us more about ford and this information she reveals. >> as you said, this wom

that's sort of the model that we used with the wide band wgs program that provided a lot of capacityfor wide band military satellite communications and it allowed the united states department of defense and the united states air force to buy additional satellites because there was additional sort of investors, country investors. that's a way to do it. that's sort of an easy way. i would also say that there's par of it is a political aspect. the need for deterrent is not just a practical resilience, it's a political resilience. and so thinking about norms of behavior and how, again, like-minded nations want to think about what are appropriate norms of behavior in space, is part of what we can do to collaborate that doesn't cost a dime other than you have to maybe travel a little bit to go to the right forums. >> i would say any avenue that's open to you. i know in our context if the combined space ops makes sense that's what we're going to try to exploit. a bilateral exchange and that's quicker or more advantageous we'll look at that. if it's exploiting the innovation that industry is

so far the leadership is wipi wg that battle. >> it's not just the timing. wouldn't they say let de's a probe? i have to guess they are lining up other judges as possible back ups. wouldn't they want this to be clean? >> think also want a stand off. they want to bring the accuser, dr. ford to the public. they say we will let her speak privately but they don't want to let this continue to lag on. so far they are trying to test the public to see is this acceptable two months before the midterm elections to not delay it further, sit on the investigation as it stands and really call the accuser dr. ford to come forward. >> i don't know if i believe that. i actually think behind closed doors they are hoping and praying she doesn't show up. >> that is true. some of them hope she doesn't show up because they fear the spectacle of a hearing that's e noti -- emotionally charged. this idea they are calling her to come forward, they do want to clear kavanaugh. most of them would rather that dr. ford didn't show up. >> bob, if brett kavanaugh is incide innocent, she wou

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right now we want to check in with melissa wg is follow problems on the roads. what's happening?pening, getting some delays out of the way. the rain, you can see the green, the radar showing you where it's starting to rain across the area. not helping. southbound485, all lanes open but dg around. and take a look, inner loop, outer loop. >>> we'll have the latest r >>> weather alert day. issuedlood watch already for a large portion of the area. flood warning nearol chtesville already. here comes the rain moving in as well. a rainy day is ahead of you and another potentially showery day coming up tomorrow before we have three d days in a row. not only dry but toa [ applause ] >>> good mornin everybody. happy monday. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. hope y had a great weekend. it was a very busy one in the news. joining me now t discuss what's making the rounds today, test y stephanie gosk, jo ling kent and joe levy. happy monday. we begin with a bombshell information about brett kavanaugh. he was a but confirmed over the weekend. and now, there's questions. er the weekend, a w

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not only is he handling the ch forecast and wg everything, we come in and tell him our weekend planswant people to be better safe than sorry. >> sure. >> please make sure you stay safe. evacuations. the >> thank you, al. we will keep you on the news, keep everybody honest on what's going on. up next, megyn kelly is catching up with aruck driver who spent her nights on the road. guess that? meghan hg and kate moss, the supermssel after your local th supermodel, after your local news. . >>> this is a nbc4 today news break. >> 8:56 is you time on this wednesday, september 12th, 2018. good morning. i'm eun yang. right now we will check on your commute with melissa mollet in your first 4 traffic how is it looking? >> good morning. a couple of problems falls church outerloop after 66. crash cleared. look at those delays. this is a live picture right now. hoping this gets better in the next couple of minutesdni 4, pe avenue. crash investigation is cleared. someone did die in that crash. they had that shutown this morning. laurel southbound bw parkwa right lane closed. >> thank you. we will

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