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yap which is once again one of the biggest stories in the land of trump and co vs the liberals here we go so 2 times journalists wrote a book and had a preview published in the sunday paper what's being teased are 2 previously reported alleged cases of sexual harassment by brad cavanaugh now a supreme court justice from his years at yale. a freshman named brett kavanaugh pulled down his pants and thrust his penis at prompting had to swatted away and inadvertently touch it. a classmate manx t. assume mr cavanaugh with these pants down at a different drunken dorm party with friends pushed his penis into the hand of a female student now that is gross if it fell on mr cavanaugh was really up to all that surely he must face severe consequences although for now these are just lines from a book not something put forward by let's say the folks from the justice department but if you pick almost any one of the democratic presidential candidate lineup they've made up their minds on what should be next for kavanaugh confirmation is not exoneration and these news revelations that disturb him like t

joe made some points and then he started yapping about a record player. >> played the radio, make sureomics to me make sure you have the record player on that night. greg: albedi thinks bluetooth is something you get from eating blue paint. and some whippersnapper try to take him out. >> are you forgetting what you said a minute ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? i can't believe you said two minutes ago that they had to buy and am now you are forgetting that. greg: talk about elder abuse. but the only real fun came when some protesters started in. >> things that are important in things that are unimportant. [chanting] greg: i don't even know what they said either. maybe if we saw them we could make it out. [chanting] [applause] greg: i still can't figure it out. high points and low points? >> these people. what i'm saying is all they had to do was just get one normal person up there. all they had to do was so simple and they can't do it and it's like you watch it and you are all pondered. it's difficult. they say all these things. i hate the media so mu

yap, yap, yappie dog. >> reporter: a petite-framed woman came to the window to see what her dog was barking at. an officer gestured to her, come outside. clearly bewildered, she finally opened the door. >> so he is telling her that they got a call from a neighbor that they saw a prowler. and would it be okay if they looked in her backyard and looked around the house. she had said that was fine. >> reporter: but hold on, the woman said to the police, let me grab the key. the gate is locked. >> so she closes the front door, walks through the house and walks out the back door. >> reporter: three cops waited outside the front door. two more cops pulled in right here in the alley behind the house. and then, to their great surprise, the prowler jumped over the backyard wall practically into their arms. they searched him. they found jewelry in his pocket and a taser and a cell phone and a knife with blood on it. the cops out front waited for the woman to return. she didn't. ten seconds. 20 seconds. did a minute go by? they decided, time to go in. they opened the door, looked through the house. and

at first there is only the yapping of the four dogs, but then, from deep in the dim house, comes a feeble reply. >> i heard someone say, "help, help!" it was sandra's voice. i began to think of the worst. >> my heart dropped. i knew something was wrong. my dad, he immediately just sprang into action. >> reporter: herman follows the cry for help through the house, to the master bedroom, into the master bath. >> sandy's cries for help were coming from inside the bathroom walk-in closet. >> reporter: podcaster bob ruff. >> the scene looked like something you would see in the movies. a chair was propped up against the door, holding it shut from the outside. he grabs the chair, moves it out from under the doorknob, and slides it to the side so he can open the door. >> and when he opened it he saw sandy lying there, tied up. >> she was on the floor, with her hands tied behind her, well tied. and her legs, too. >> her arms are behind her back, but her arms were like this, and the bindings were wrapped multiple times around her forearms. herman tries to untie sandy's bindings from her arms, and h

>> gil: yap.lly live a block away and i see the street with tenants occupying the sidewalks where people have to go out into the street to walk by, because they are occupying the sidewalk. they do all kinds of stuff on the street. they make noise in the middle of the night. >> tucker: i'm so embarrassed for our country hearing this. i'm horrified by this. some of it up for us, if you would. are you going to stay in the city, do you think? >> gil: well, you know, i think the city needs to have a dialogue of some form with the community and bring it to a public forum and really talk about how we can address the issue and really make it work. i mean, the drug epidemic. there's needles everywhere. you know, my nephew's son was staying with me recently, and they were playing frisbee outside and he said "on, can you watch out for the needles?" i mean, that's really horrifying thing to say to a 10-year-old. >> tucker: it's great to see you tonight. thank you. >> gil: all right. >> tucker: he's thought a

in fact, he was happily yapping away on msnbc this afternoon want his boss at the "washington post" issuetement, telling the rest of us what, a great guy he is. has something changed the past couple of weeks? is off the record a category that you no long verto observe? >> as you mentioned, tucker, that's a commandment. auto like veg. what happens in veg, stays in vegas. when you have an off the record conversation with a reporter, it is understood, as long as the parties establish beforehand, this is an off-the-record conversation o. not goodbye mentioned, talked about. it's not supposed to get out. and in this case, there were other reporters there as well. reporters from bloomberg, and the wall street journal and "washington post." it can't be confirmed that grutger -- again, i can't confirm that and i'm not going to do that here. go ahead. >> tucker: i personally have spoken to people who have confirmed it. i'm satisfied with their knowledge of it. so i believe that happened. i'm willing to say so, explicitly. but the call over the "the washington post," as we always do, and ask the su

. >>> milo yap lis says he is broke. he used to spread far right rhetor.rked a lot of anger on the cal campus in 2017 after the uc berkeley college republicans invited him to speak. the protests turned violent. now i can't nop lis says he's out of money and blaming mayor social media sites like san francisco based twitter. the site banned him in 2016 and facebook removed him in may. >> a conflicting message coming from north korea today. leaders say they're ready to resume peace talks with the u.s., but overnight the nation launched two more missiles out to sea. as for explanations for the messages, one is that north korea is trying to use the missile tests to scare the u.s. and get upper hand during peace talks. if negotiations do continue, north korea added conditions. it says the u.s. needs to make concession in order for them to come to an agreement. >>> michael jordan is pledged 1 million bucks to hurricane victims in the bahamas. he's devastated after seeing the destruction the storm left behind. he owns property in the bahamas and visits often. he'l

vladimir duthiers -- >> i'm going to be doing all the yapping.good morning. >> here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about today. the justice department is suing former nsa contractor edward snowden seeking all proceeds from snowden's new memoir. the government claims the book violates nondisclosure agreements. snowden spoke to "cbs this morning" from russia where he's lived since 2013 to avoid arrest. snowden argued he's protecting civil liberties by revealing secret government information. >> so this begs the question what happens when our obligat n obligations come into conflict, right, what happens when you have a secrecy agreement but you have also witnessed your own government, your own agency, your workplace violating the rights of americans and people around the world on a massive scale? >> snowden's attorney said the book contains no government secrets that have not been previously published by respected news organizations. >> the one on monday when he was here -- we talked to him. wish that would have happened so we could ha

he tweeted out, quote, adam schiff totally made up my conversation with the ukraine yap president and read it to congress and millions. he must resign. he must be investigated. he's been doing it for two years. he's a sick man. as per usual, he has no regrets for purposefully trying to mislead the american public. he could have read it the way the transcript happened. no, he needed to embellish it, because there's nothing in the real transcript. take a look. >> do you regret what you call the parody, the use of those phrases during the course of your opening statement? >> no. i think everyone understood and my colleagues may say otherwise i was mocking the president's conduct. but make no mistake about this, what the president did is of the utmost gravity. and the utmost seriousnd because it involves such a fundamental betrayal of his oath. >> >> sean: this is not the first time he's been caught in a lie. before the mueller report was released. he claimed he had direct evidence of trump-russia collusion. lie. he told that over and over again. also claiming other evidence of co-lewding

>> my goodness, yap. as a matter of fact, life has never been better on planet earth. i will end with this. gina mccarthy herself was defending the angel conan idea of the epa by saying yes, it's only going to's day .01 celsius over the next 30 years but it will be you -- .01c. >> sean: joe concha, the media mob. they've been wrong throughout the decades. they want to literally ruin the best system that's great of the most wealth, better life for people not only in america but around the globe. this is political or is this science? >> i see it as hysteria to stoke fear. cnn and the last couple days refers to climate change as the climate crisis, is if we are talking present tense, as if we're talking opioid crisis with a crisis of the border. last night didn't right very well, as you said. a distant third among the three major cable news network so maybe here's why. when you look at gallup, after the economy and jobs, here's what rates is the top priority in boehner's' minds in 2020. i will list them in order of importance. government leadership, immigration, guns, rac

yaps and he to yoopd he told me he already had plans to come on friday.talking red sox here. but you have a very important announcement to make. >> let me just say up-front, these last months i've had an extraordinary experience going all over this country. and i want to tell you i think it's a lot better country than what we often see portrayed. there's a lot more unity out there, there's a lot more hope, folks don't like this moment of division and anger. they want to get by it. i'm finding that people of all ideologies want to get by it. i think there's going to be extraordinary voter turnout. there's really enkracouraging things happening in this country. i hear things that are really front and center of mind anxiety about the future of work and will people have livelihoods? i'm talking about the automation issue and the fact we have no national strategy of the onslaught of automation which could take away ten of millions of american jobs in the next couple decades. i'm proposing a plan do something about it to really takeaway the tax cuts that corpor

the homeless thing is one of many problems that california yaps are seeing, they love their state butt ain't working. >> no, it's not working. and emigration. they continue to worry about illegal immigration, the policies of the left continue to fray at our society, look what happened in california with schools now. you can't punish a kid in scal. look what happened in minnesota, the kids getting beat up there's chaos on the streets and in our schools and i think people are, you know, fed up and want to do something and see that trump is a guy that's delivering. you know, he doesn't get the credit for delivering as he has. what he did with new york city alone, the transformation he made in that city is just astounding from the 70s, the 80s, the 90s. now i see, he was just downtown l.a., the laura, it is tragic. you figure in a different world. >> these are american citizens who a are suffering and whether you have a state run by democrats or republicans, americans are sirring, we should all be concerned, the president i hope -- >> a lot of veterans. >> i hope the me i don't remember g

this undertook a significant program to bolster the georgia yap military. why? to send a signal to the russians they would be in for a fog of they wanted to attack, then we engaged withmoscow and at very, very senior levels, said to the russians don't go there. this is out-of-bounds. and what else did we do? we in conjunction with nato allies, announced officially that georgia and ukraine would one day become part of nato. so these are all signals that according to that dominant paradigm should have caused the kremlin to say issue need to look elsewhere for my ambitions, but instead what happened? a very complicated situation, a complex system dynamics problem occurred. the georgians red all this and said, i wow, we're presenter. the president of the united states carolina about georgia. he visits me. talks to me on the phone, condoleezza rice, the national security advisedder, secretary of state, comes to georgia. wow. we matter. and certainly they're not going to let us down if we get into a problem here. they got our backs. now, we told the georgians don't ge

. >> yap. >> sean: looking at biden, looking at his son, what he is admitting to an tape, in the casef china, he didn't have any background experience in private equity that i could find, or anybody that i know. 14 days after he went to china with his dad on air force to come and it's 1.5 billion. about 35 seconds. >> bank of china was his partner, by the way, and "whitey" bulger's nephew. the 1.5 billion was clearly the buy joe biden. >> sean: you see laws broken? >> there can't be any other explanation for it. meanwhile, joe was caving into china on negotiations about and islands, tariffs. there are reports in "the new york times" about how soft biden was on china, and i we say, hey, maybe the 1.5 billion made him a little soft. this is horrible. and it's horrible that i have to go through this to get the press -- and even the fbi, who was turning down these allegations, that's why the ukrainians came to me. they said there is something wrong -- >> sean: and the state department. last thing, state department ask you to look into this. >> i have all of the memos come all of the text.

. >> but when you're doing the legal analysis, look, politicians and pundits will yap all night the way that their partisan stripe tells them to. legal minds mining into what the questions are and how they'll be rebutted, that's what you want when you're trying to form your judgments here. >> as you pointed out, impeachment is not just -- it's a political process. >> it's all political. it has no legal effect. >> when people say it's just politics, impeachment is political by nature. >> there will be a supreme court justice if there's ever a trial, which i don't really think there would be, and he could be playing canasta all night. he's really there almost ceremoniously. >> i got to get to someone soon who has seen the whistle-blower's report, so we want to make room for her, congresswoman jackie speier is going to be here in just minutes. chris, always a pleasure. great show. see you soon. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we've got a lot to get to tonight. things are moving really, really fast tonight. a dramatic night that is rocking the trump presidency. breaking news here.

i mean they could have a lan yap -- maybe a red flag law go by but not anything meaningful. we have talked richard and frank. it is gun control. you do need strong gun safety laws to stop this. and we could do so much better and reduce these. but we also need a mental health component, a digital hate component. we need more coordination with citizens groups to recognize people in stress as frank discussed earlier. there is a lot of things that can be done, a comprehensive strategic approach could be done except the politics won't allow it. the politics will except in and say oh, no as long as it's nothing about this issue or nothing about that issue. we don't have the right leaders to do anything to it. i'm convinced unfortunately, as add sad and vulger as it is if someone went and killed 2007 people nothing would happen. unless the families of america decide that i'm going to vote for my family, vote for my children, my grandchildren and my loved ones i'm voting for them first before i vote for the guy controlled by the gun lobby, then we'll have some change. now we won't e

i appreciate being invited by the president of the independent yap-american international hamber of commerce and council and in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget our troops with the leadership of donald trump. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. langevin: madam speaker, last week, i was proud to support the christa mcauliffe coin act. there is no other than christa mcauliffe to educate. the explosion was a heartbreaking tragedy but she gave her life. she was not afraid. she boldly went to test our knowledge and push humidity forward. the coins created will inspire the young passion for the young ople who and founded by dean cameon, they use science, technology and math to get young people educated. and in her memory, first competitors and competitions are inspiring the scientists explorers and leaders will solve the problems of today and tomorrow. i yield back. the

. >> but when you're doing the legal analysis, look, politicians and pundits will yap all night the way that their partisan stripe tells them to. legal minds mining into what the questions are and how they'll be rebutted, that's what you want when you're trying to form your judgments here. >> as you pointed out, impeachment is not just -- it's a political process. >> it's all political. it has no legal effect. >> when people say it's just politics, impeachment is political by nature. >> there will be a supreme court justice if there's ever a trial, which i don't really think there would be, and he could be playing canasta all night. he's really there almost ceremoniously. >> i got to get to someone soon who has seen the whistle-blower's report, so we want to make room for her, congresswoman jackie speier is going to be here in just minutes. chris, always a pleasure. great show. see you soon. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we've got a lot to get to tonight. things are moving really, really fast tonight. a dramatic night that is rocking the trump presidency. breaking news here.

for yap barrelling through the bahamas made landfall as a monster category 5 hurricane with 165-mile-per-hour winds. look how strong it is, and it is expected to keep pounding that area through most of the morning, that's because that storm is stalled out, moving only about 1 mile per hour. kris was just telling us there. so far there are no confirmed deaths in the bahamas. this is a live look at sunny isles, florida, along the state's southeast coast and right now dorian is dangling off of the florida coast and expected to eventually turn north. that means florida may avoid a direct hit. however, parts of the state still under mandatory evacuation orders. people are packing up, boarding up and moving out. >> even if it does bypass us, we'll still be a lot safer if we move out. >> state of emergency right now stretches from florida all the way through the carolinas, so really impacting a lot, a big part of the eastern coast. >> even if it doesn't take a direct hit. president trump estate under evacuation, mar-a-lago boarded up. the winter white house is on the island of palm beach and the sto

many priorities and if you just take the tax jurisdiction that we have you've got employment tax in yap international tax issues. you have returned prepares an and identity theft. the list goes on and on and on. there are many priorities. we could spend all of our time on any one of those areas. we could deploy every single agent in our deployment tax a just -- agents but art job is responsible for every program all the tax program areas the threats in terms of money laundering, counterterrorism work and things like that. it's all about selecting the right cases. broad program coverage and selecting the right cases. our cases pay on average -- take 18 months to investigate and that's not counting the time that the justice of department requires additional work. it's really selecting the right cases that are significant and have the most impact. it's critical on the front end for us. i talked about the hiring. i won't spend much more time on that other than if you bring 300 agents on a critical component to our hiring process is up and on-the-job training phase. these cases take a long t

. >> so but i think -- neil: this is going on as the negotiators, subnegotiators are yapping, right?on now. mike would probably know more about this, i wonder whether the market continues to underestimate, sometimes we talk about the no-deal brexit, if the market continues to kind of assume there's a deal to be made and doesn't give enough credence to the idea that no deal by the 2020 election is a real possibility. obviously people think that's possible but i don't know if the percentage is high still. >> a lot of times the market will talk about things like y2k and brexit and these big upcoming events that really are driving the market movement. i think ultimately, the market is driven by corporate earnings and profits by u.s. corporations, and as long as those continue to hold steady or increase, i think we're good where we are. neil: until this is a worry. is it for you a worry? >> i think it's company-specific when you get to that point because fed ex no longer delivers for amazon. you walk down the street, you see amazon boxes everywhere and fed ex isn't handling that anymore.

experts are warning that this impeachment talk and all this other stuff, that is not good to be yappingrofessionals do this, people, like on a cable news show. try it at work, you're in big trouble. that's the fear. right? sort of like politics at thanksgiving. >> politics, religion, stay away from it. go heavy sports. it's been a beautiful late summer, early fall. >> weather. >> i don't need any more people to not like me than already do. i stay away from that. neil: i find that very very hard to believe. i just think there are establishments that say don't even bring up politics at all. in fact, it's forbidden. i don't know how much you can force an issue like that. what do you think? >> i'm amazed, though, i mean, at the numbers that are being reported about this, it's pretty unbelievable. neil: what do you mean, the numbers? >> how much, you know, human resources are having to deal with these altercations and -- neil: they get pretty bad. >> and less productivity and all this tension. i do think that you would start with a ban, don't do it, and then you would have to, you know, puni

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atmospheric administration or noaa into supporting the president's false claims about hurricane dor yap. you don't see any sharpies on this chart. it's dangerous and irresponsible that the white house refuses to accept climate science and act on it. it is dangerous, it is irresponsible. we must embrace science, we must embrace facts. as i said in the beginning of this, this is about our children and our grandchildren. i'm thinking today about my own two children. my daughter elizabeth who is 5. my son jonathan, who is 7. maybe my wonderful wife christy will cue up c-span and play this for them my son who is 7 just started second grade. we have 12 years. by the time my son is ready to graduate from high school, according to the best science we have, we better have got then crisis figured out. or we're going to have irreparable damage as a result. it's on us. and when i'm done with my service in the house of representatives, which i hope comes many years from now, i want to be able to look back, as i know so many of my colleagues do, and know we gave it everything we had to try to address