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. >> i wil only be comfortable moving on the floor until the f.b.i. has done more investigation than they have already. i understand that some of these witnesses may not want to discuss anything further. but i think we're -- we owe them due diligence. robe: the move comes one day after both kavanaugh and hisis accuser, cne blasey ford testified before the senate judiciary committee. this whole two-week effort has been a polical hit fueled with pent-up anger about president trump and the 2016 election, revenge on behalf of the clintons. to believe he was goi rape me. i tried to yell for help. it was hard for me t breathe. and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. robert: both this accused and the accuser noted the moment and it's cost. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently ystroyed. >> m family and i have been the target of constant harassment and death and i've been called the most vial and hateful names aginable. robert: we report ons t historic week, next. announcer: this is "shington week"." funding is provid

highs wil be in the low to mid 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. temperatures will warm slightly into the weekend and return to normal next week. (ken) (ken) another big story... fire crews are on the front lines tonight...battling two wildfires in the bay area. (pam) our grant lodes has been tracking the progress firefighters are making... and there is good news tonight .... for people who were forced to evacuate. (grant) as of a little earlier this evening...all evacuation orders were lifted for the irving fire...burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p taylor state park... however more than 50 households are without power. this is video from last night when there was no containment and there was concern this could spread to homes. within the hour...marin fire tweeted out that containment is up to 45 percent. the fire has burned at least 152 acres....but no structures damaged. but again, people are back home...though some of them are without power because of the fire. all roads are back open. the cause is being investigated. and the

highs wil be in the low to mid 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. temperatures will warm slightly into and return to normal next week. we are also tracking the storm at kron-4 dot com. there you will find video of how people are preparing. you can also find out how california is helping. and always... stay connected on breaking news with push alerts from our free mobile app. (ken) another big story... fire crews are on the front lines tonight...battling two wildfires in the bay area. (pam) our grant lodes has been tracking the progress firefighters are making... and there is good news tonight .... for people who were forced to evacuate. (grant) as of a as of a little earlier this evening...all evacuation orders were lifted for the irving fire...burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p taylor state park. this is video from last night when there was no containment and there was concern this could spread to homes. within the hour...marin fire tweeted out that containment is up to 45 percent. the fire has burned at least 115 acres....but no

highs wil be in the low to mid 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. temperatures will warm slightly into the weekend and return to normal next week. (grant)(grant) week. (grant) florence continues online at kron-4 dot com. there you can track the storm on satellite and radar. also...details on how californians are helping. and always... stay connected on breaking news with push alerts from our free mobile app. (vicki) another big story tonight...two powerful light beams have lit up the lower manhattan skyline as part of the annual tribute in light installation commemorating those who lost their lives on 9/11. it has become an iconic symbol that honors those killed and celebrates the unbreakable spirit of new york. (grant) the twin beams reach up to four miles into the sky...echoing the shape and orientation of the twin towers. the installation can be viewed from a 60-mile radius around lower manhattan.(vicki) a total of 2,977 people were killed in new york city, washington, dc and outside of shanksville, pennsylvania 17 years ago today. from our part

florence wil makeandfall by this time tomorrowin mo >> florence, a category 1 storm right now, but still extremely dangerous, even at thave jim handly and doug cakammerer >>> and we're back live on the outer banks now. we spent a good hunk of this day, about 45 minutes south down in hatteras, where they have endured some storm surge already and some significant overwash on a lot of their roads down there that t have just had to shut down early this morning and late this afternoon, thtoo. 're worried about people trying to get back in. we've shown you the past couple of days howhey're trying to shore up the dunes so they peopleac can getin in three, four, five days from now. we want to take you down about three hours from us inland, to show you some real storm surge already that is a eady happening and it is river storm surge. this is new bern, north carolina, about three hours from us. the river has already risen rapidly. they saw a water surge of six feet about three hours ago. that wasn't even peak. is video from our crew, b.j. forte on the scene tonight for us. now, it is the tributar

sounded off on what he aeally thoughut the kind of deal he wanted to do with the s and he said there wil be no compromises, i can't say this publicly because they'd be so insulted they'd never agree to a deal and those remarks were aked to the toronto-star, in the 11th hour ofgohis ation. and again, as always with donald trump,io the que became, who leaked it, what was the motive? rys someoneg to blow up the talks? and in the end, the talks kind of petered out, not ending entirely but with a commitmen of trying again next week. it was the drama of donald trump and t extent in which he's always willing to make these things personal, he's willing to go at the canadians and i'm sure it will leave a sour taste in the mouths of canadian negotiators as they go back to canada and reassess this weekend. robert: erica, beyond the intrigue of the leak, what's congress doing when they watch this? the administration saysou it pursue a deal on its own with mexico and leave canada to the de for the moment but is that actual possible under nafta? erica: there is some question as technicallyhat's possib

thebe temperatures wil in the 60s and 70s. that means for some of yus, can open up the windows and give that ac a break. comingup, even more comfortable are areas. >> all right. thanks. >>> more than 100 people are looking f t a place live right now afterhis massive fire tore through their prince george's apartment building. the fire broke out yesterday on 85th avenue on lanham just as hildren were getting home from school. we spoke with children on are grappling with the loss. >> a look at her part unit from the outside. it.just looking at it's crazy. >> not knowing if anything is salveable on the inside, it is heart-wrenching. >> i want to get his things. >> she is the one who spotted the smoke monday afternoon 's door rom her neighb and balcony. the new mother banged on the door and called forhelp. >> i called 91 i stayed on the phone until they came. >> witn minutes a shortage of water made it difficult. spread quickly leaving more than 100 people without a home. >> it was bad. flames were everywhere. >> i could clearly th

the white house says further details wil be announced pretty soon. an inquest has heard that a teenage girl died after eating a baguette sold at a branch of pret a manger with no allergy information on display. natasha ednan—laperouse, who was 15 and had numerous allergies, collapsed on a flight from london to nice injuly 2016. unknown to natasha, the baguette she had bought contained sesame seed, a detail not mentioned on the packaging. our correspondent dan johnson reports. for the ednan—laperouse family, this was always going to be a difficult day, as the coroner examined the distressing final moments of their daughter's life. natasha was described as mature, very careful and cautious. she had food allergies from being a baby, and the family shopped and cooked strictly, to keep her safe. but, back injuly 2016, natasha bought a baguette from the pret at heathrow airport. now, like all of their sandwiches, there is no full list of ingredients, because they are made in—store. they are not shipped in. there are notices on the shelves that say pe

frontal system, that front stalled to the south wil north tuesday. 60s north, 80s south. we're all inm the w sector wednesday. then a cold fronterome us temperatures drop back into the 70s. more rain thursday but dry friday through the weekend. more news right after this. >>> election day is more than six weeks away b if you're in luck if you live in one of these states -- minnesota,da south ta, vermont, wisconsin, and new >> why? early voting started in those states and the majority of states give voters an opportunity to cast their ballot early, they are by mail or person. >> voters are voting. according to thel natio conversation of state legislatures, in 37 states, any qualified vott can c a ballot in person for some period of time before election day no questions asked. and in 27 states you canmi s an cbs by mail with no excuse required. >> critics worry there could be more taunts fo fraud and there's a chance a big development could happen after a big chunk of voter c havt their ballot. >> but as much as we talk election day, it's more >>> if you're just waking up,

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eventually tbet wil picked up and pushedtelaim it's delayed throughtuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week. the forge ga coast is at more risk than yesterday. the storm will beeading farther off to the west. our impacts, delayed. not erased. this weather front is what's going to have the storm shore and basically get stuck as it sags down, it pushes the storm farther down to th south but lit all up, here is your ten day forecast. showery weather the next couple of days. the weekend a lot of klutz just no sunshine. >> sheena is back i a few. >>> good morning. take a look at this. ite's ferry closed for the third day in a row. high water on the potomac. they're going to take inner loop. nter of the road is blocked by a crash. that one just happened. prince gorges county in general looking quite good, into town, out of town overall. no other major issues. uthbound on 270. no problem from 70 to the spur going faster. 71 miles an hour going to get you there in 25 minutes. northbound unaffected. >> in alix exandrialexandria, t trying to make friends with the crowd. bartender asked the to ch

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wil so good luck to them.feing perso >>host: have you had that feelinguest: no personally? >> not towards other people i haven't. because i feel very much andnd e immigrant but i have felt i have felt that done to me and i haveo seen friends do that to other people. gen i try to gently tried to gently remind them that we are in this, together. >>host: the next call comes from santa cruz california you are on with our author go ahead.. go ahead >>, caller: i was calling about the misinformation that we areo. getting is a good idea for the k immigrant but they have these or jobs they first get here they're not making any money but nobody wants to do it they're doing jobs americans don't want to do and now it cost too much money to live so how do theyive, so pw >> i think his question was more what happens when somebody first crosses the border?et tha what's the experience like trying to get that first job and where do they live?? >> in my family and the people a pretty good know before you even cross theah border, there is a pretty good possibili ty you already have a a job w

witnesses should know that they have the right under standard rule 26.5 to ask that the committee to wil into a closed session if a question requires an answer that is a clear invasion of the right to privacy. if either dr. ford or judge kavanaugh feel that senate will want to 6.5 odd to be involved, they should simply say so. senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. i chairman. i'll make just a brief comment on your references to me. yes, i did receive a letter from dr. ford. it was conveyed to me by a member of congress, and as you. the next i called -- anna eshoo. we spoke on the phone. she reiterated that she wanted this held confidential, and i held it confidential. up to a point where the witness was willing to come forward. and ihe think as i make my remarks, perhaps you will see why. because how women are treated in the united states with this kind of concern is really wanting a lot i of reform, and i'll get tt for a minute. but in the meantime, good morning, dr. ford. thank you for coming forward and being willing to share your story with us. i know this wasn't easy for yo

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bay bridge toll plaza wil of ca to back to the desk. >>> we are monitoring the developing story of another wild fire near reading. in less than a day the delta fire has burned nearly 8 mi.2. containment is at 0%. interstate 5, you can see through the area, also closed at this time. the fire is located in shasta county about 10 miles north of redding which is still reeling from a devastating car fire that destroyed more than 1000 homes. this latest fire is burning on both sides of interstate this latest fire is burning on both sides of interstate 85. flames are rushing through brush and trees along the hillsides. 600 firefighters were quickly sent to the front lines in hopes of keeping the fire from exploding. they are facing dry conditions, low humidity, and temperatures reaching triple digits. look at this, about 20 cars and trucks on interstate 5 were abandoned when the fire approached. >> we have a couple of big rigs up there that caught fire. we have abandoned vehicles because the fire got so close. that is another thing we will be dealing with. >> the fire is moving quickly in more th

how much extrali are you wil to pay to skip the store? see you then. >> time is money though, right? >>> it's now 4:25. new this morning, parents caught on camera shoving their son into the trunk of a car. you say it's not what think. hear what they claim is really going on coming up. >>> plus a contract extension dd a raise for the h of metro. we take a closer look at his track record. >>> well, this morning we might have a couplekl spr out there, but have the umbrella because later today heavy rai moves in, and part of the area is under a flood watch because of it. i'll show you who con expect it ng up. > and good-bye bryce harper. last night his final one as our hometown baseball hero. h what head to say about his final home game of the season. >>> right now at 4:29, all eyes on our city today for a hearing that has much of the country divided. supreme court nomineett kavanaugh and one of the women who has accused him of assault will take the stand to testify. this is all set to get started in about five hours. we are filling you in on

. >> i wil only be comfortable moving on the floor until the f.b.i. has done more investigation than they have already.st i undd that some of these witnesses may not want to discuss anything further. but i think we're --e o them due diligence. robert: the move comes one day avter bothaugh and his accuser, christine blasey ford testified before the senate judiciary committee. this whole two-week effort has been ait pal hit fueled with pent-up anger about president trump and the 2016 election, revenge on behalf of the clintons. >> i believe he was goi to rape me. i tried to yell for help. it was hard for me to breathe. and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. robert: both this accused and the accuser noted the moment and it's cost. >> my family and my nam have been totally and permanently destroyed. >> my family and i have been the target of constant harassment and death threats. and i've been called the most vial and hateful names imaginable. robert: we report on this historic week, next. announcer:his is "washington week"." funding

wil... ( will ) people who live in that camp have been told that it will be cleared out this morning. hope village is a privately funded encampment on ruff drive. the camp opened on september 8th. supporters of the camp will hold a rally at 7:30 this morning and c-h-p officers could begin clearing it out at 8:00. ( will ) people who live in that camp have been told that it will be cleared out this morning. hope village is a privately funded encampment on ruff drive. the camp opened on september 8th. supporters of the camp will hold a rally at 7:30 this morning and c-h-p officers could begin clearing it out at 8:00. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.the morning.the morning.through out with you check back we will thanks will.( james ) it out at 8:00.it out at 8:00. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening now... growing concerns over more potential floods in north and south carolina as the remnants of hurricane florence continue to move through the area. so far... at least 18 people have died

our children wil this in the years to come. enit is broken, that is thof it. get on with it and make the best of it. >> i agree, we voted to leave. we cannot just keep changing our minds like people wado. i do have worries of what i going to happen. it is the fear of the unknown. christian: does that uncertainty lead some people here to reconsider? those who voted for brexit, keep your hands up if you still think it is a good idea. you haven't changed your mind at all? [l germans telling me what to do anyhow. ghter] >> the thing that has been forgotten about, immigration is a big thing. christian: the reasons are complex -- immigration, sovereignty. and yet this town has some of the poorest wards in the country. these houses are rel the cotton industry, the mills that powered the industrial revolution. to the gleaming new business parts on the edge of town, you findhat for all of the brexi uncertainty, the economy is booming. they have embraced aerospace, digital innovation, telecoms, and at 80%, there is no record -- there is now record employment. burnley is

a f showers off to the east and that's where mainly we wil see some shower activity. eastern shore and along i-81. but i think that's it for this afternoon. we have t cloud cov out there right now with some hazy conditions and veiled sunshine. we'll get some more sunshine as we go through 2:30. we're still d at 2:30 so if of you the afternoon plans you're good. a few thunderstorms in the mountains popping up here and there. but by 8:00, looki good. by 8:00 it will still feel like we're in the 90s. we have a there, those are drying one sunshine. sipping coffee, no umbrella needed but headed to church we could have some stray storms this afternoon that we just talked about. humidity the heat a is the main thing today. hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. if you're outside for an extended period of time chris was talking about his kids getting bitten, get that bug spray as well. feel like temperatures by this 5:00 feeling 0 to like 100 degrees. it will be hotter for your labor day and some stray storms. but monday feeling like 102. wednesda feeling like 103 and over the century ma

countries that are not in our region it is voted against by countries that are completely foreign to now wils will at least remain off limits to those who believe that they're as legitimate a source of food as other mammals like pigs and. i do see in you an al-jazeera. a volkswagen has announced it is going to stop production of the beetle next year. came up with a concept of the car in the one nine hundred thirty s. but it wasn't mass produced until after world war two it was relaunched in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight with a new modern design but on the off a million have been sold since then and says it is prioritizing development of electric vehicles off to the twenty fifteen emissions cheating scandal. still ahead on. croatia aiming to find a way possibly usa in the davis cup holes here the better. millions of dollars is being stolen in a scandal starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe one on one he's gave exclusive access to this country road underworld to a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. goes point to his poor thank you very much well the most fa

>r >> wils>> wilson ipr posting a $150,000 bail. >>> usa today reports the national transportation safety board says new cars and trucks need better headlights and other improvements to make pedestrians safer. the recommendation comes after a spike in deaths on u.s. roads. the number of people killed in crashes is down, but the number of pedestrians killed is up. the ntsb is calling for updated regulations to allow for high-tech headlights. and u.s. news and world report says millennials and generation xers are being credited with the nation's falling divorce rate. a university of maryland analysis found the divorce rate dropped by 18% between 2008 and 2016. researchers say millennials and gger gen xep gen xerged later in life once their careers and finances are more stable. they say people married at older ages are less likely to get divorced. >>> still ahead, delays at delta. p why the air linrwhy t nationwide ground stop last night. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. beerevent meningitis b in 10-25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance w

the white house says further details wil be announced "pretty soon. " let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the financial times reports on american companies ignoring a pending trade war with china. the paper says instead they have gone on a $50 billion spending spree, swallowing up european rivals in a series of deals. mumbai's business standard reports on india's stock market, that has closed in the red for five consecutive sessions due to credit issues made worse by trade warfears. the bangkok post online edition looks at donald trump's asian diplomacy. it has a photo of the us president at his last meeting with north korea's kimjong—un, saying they will have another summ' the japan times covers many of these stories. it reports on the start of shinzo abe's five day visit to the us, which touched on both trade and north korea. it quotes the japanese prime minister as saying they were "very constructive". now, what stories are sparking discussions online? here's how to cope with hold—ups at the airport. have a listen. an easyjet flight to venice was delaye

i'm sure this wil carry into next week. we may have you back. in the meantime let's move to the congressional races and midterms. because of course hanging over all of this the kavanaugh hering, are the midterm elections. republicans are hoping to get it wrapped up as soon as ssible. fore the election. we have democrats now trying to flipe 23 congressional ho seats. seven in california. key battleground state here. what is happening those races? >> they're becoming tight sfwl very let's look at congressional strict 39. redistricting has made the population shift. it's 68% people of color. rt 30% asian pacific islander. the reason i point that out is because a across the countr and lifornia primary there have been late surges and pollsters and people have been surprised. by those who made it through primaries without establishment support. in fact one of three of the nominees that are on the november ballot are women of colo people who came through without democratic party blessing. what's happening in orange county is that a sort of similar situ