comcast business. beyond fast. >>> it has been a month to the day since jamal khashoggi disappeared in the consulate building, never to be seen again. his fiance insists there will be no cover up. she write this is. the trump administration has taken a position devoid of moral foundation. some in washington are hoping it will be forgotten with delaying tactics and continue to push the administration to help find justice for jamal. mike pompeo said it will take at least a handful of weeks before the united states imposes sanctions against the saudis. thanks so much for joining us. i want to point out that cnn is reporting that the white house is planning to stick by the saudis and the crown prince mohamed bin salman. if president trump won't act on this matter, do you believe congress is prepared to do something? >> i'm a member of the helsinki commission whose direct responsibility is for the security of europe. we have areas where we broughten the jurisdiction and turkey is an area where we have juris

comcast business. beyond fast. kennedy: president trump went to france, he took his under pants, the trip has been turned to a war of words between the president and other world leaders, tweet today, president slamming allies for not holding up their end of bargain saying, massive amounts of money spent on protecting other country, we get nothing but trade deficit and losses, time that very rich country there are pay united states for great military protection or protect themselves themselves, trade must be preand fair. macron pushing back that he is an american nationalist. >> is the opposite of national. ism, it a detail of patriotism, by saying our interest first, who cares about the others, we erice whaerase what is essentia. it is moral values. kennedy: all right, well you can pay for our military, and show us you on great your moral values are. will president's hardball tactic payoff, we will ask cory lewandowski. cory welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: so let's parc parse thi don't think that macron is is

comcast business. beyond fast. from ktvu fox2news this is mornings on 2. >> look at the timing -- the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. pg&e is in the spotlight. they had roller coaster numbers last week. we will continue to monitor this throughout the morning. >>> good morning. it is monday, november 19 and i'm claudine long filling in for pam. >> good morning i'm dave clark. it's good to see her. it's cold outside. not as much smoke -- >> claudine, you sound better. >> yes, the breath of fresh air i've been looking for all week. >> smoke and haze another day. today will be another tough one. air quality -- there are some areas of fog being reported. co it is going to be a tough day. there is not enough stirring up of the air. it is still northerly popping and a lot of smoke and haze men. hire clouds with this system to the south. this will give us high clouds. it's the system wednesday that will get some rain in here. haze and smoke with a lot of high clouds. there will be two systems. it arrives early

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> attorney michael avenatti arrested in los angeles today on suspicion of domestic violence. let's bringing in sayre rare sidener. being to you. give us the latest. >> good evening. los angeles police detectives did tell us they brought in michael avenatti and you know who he is. he is the person who has become a household name going after donald trump and his lawsuit on behalf of stormy daniels. he comes at him hard. he has been arrested for us. pigs of felony domestic violence. it means that police had a suspicion and had evidence they believed resulted in some sort of physical violence and that is where the felony comes in. he bonded out $50,000 bail. and he is now out of jail. we have heard from him. he has spoken to cameras. he had a statement earlier talking about the los angeles police department that they were just doing their job. he praised them. and he also said this about the allegations against him. >> i have never struck a woman, i never will strike a woma

comcast business. beyond fast. california where those deadly wildfires have killed at least 79 people now. the death toll rising by the day. the first winter storm of the season also expected to roll in tonight and through the week helping to clear out some of the air that is just suffocating and what's left of the fires will hopefully be dampened by the rains. officials are scrambling to get evacuees into permanent shelters as a downpour could trigger mudslides and that is exactly what is in the forecast. >>> the commander overseeing the u.s. troop deployment to our southern border, lieutenant general jeffrey buchanan told politico yesterday that he expected the first troops to be sent home adds early as this week. it looks like he spoke either too soon, simply misspoke, whatever. u.s. northern command today say no time line for redeployment has been set whatsoever. joining me now to take up the troops on our southern border, much more retired four star general, general jack keane. general, great to have you with

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", the paradise high school football team was a special guest at the 49ers team last night. they met with members of the 49ers organization, it was the first time that the paradise high school football players had seen each other sips that fire started and many lost their homes. >>> even though our houses are gone and the town is flattened, one of the worst parts is just not having anything to do. no work to go to no church or school to go to, no neighborhood to go to, anything, we can be together and we can be normal, so, kids were joking a little bit after they got into it, it was really sweet. >>> the 49 others reached out to the high school with the offer of tickets and sealed access, the 9ers went to the coaches and fans. >>> fans can bid on game worn jerseys, and they were worn by several players in last night's game. they're being auctioned off at fanatics auctions.com. the mullins jersey is selling pretty well, it may be at last b

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comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using your business line. and conference calls you can join without any dial-ins or pins. (phone) there are currently 3 members in this conference. i like that. i like that too. i would use that in a heartbeat. get started with innovative voice solutions for a low price when you get fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." i'm nat ltimeli'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. the run up to the elections in the united states and the current president trading jabs on the campaign trail with former president barack obama. on friday mr. obama campaigned foradvocate -- advocates being candidates accusing mr. trump of lying. and trump fired back. >>> and the u.s. secretary of state says eight oil importers will get temporary exemptions from the new iran sanctions. those sanctions go into effect monday and essentially order c

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> there's some new developments tonight in cnn's lawsuit against the white house. the white house stripping jim acosta of his credentials. a federal judge in washington holding the first hearing tomorrow. joining me is bill newborn and bill burton. we requested republican press secretaries, none of them took us up on our offers. let's talk about this, burt. i want to go to you first, you were part of a lawsuit that cited in this cnn complaint as precedent in this case. federal judge granted cnn a hearing foam in the lawsuit against president trump over jim acosta's press credentials, this comes down to press freedom and process. >> this is an important case, this is not just something for trump to beat up on the press and the press to beat up on trump. there's a very important principle at stake. the principle is the role of the press as news gathers in a free society. if the government can shut the ability of the press down to cover events, then the government can mani

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from the mothership, cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we are following. the apex summit has ended with no joint communique. mike pence said america would not back down from a trade war until china changes its ways. a source says that israel could soon pick a day for this. the defense minister resigned earlier this week after a cease-fire with gaza militants. that was followed by calls for a snap vote. >>> in france, anti-government protests over rising fuel prices have turned deadly. look at the streets of parispar. more than 200 people have been wounded in demonstrations across france. police have arrested dozens of protesters. >>> protests sparked up in athens thence, greece. the protesters were marking the anniversary of the student uprising in 1973 that helped topple greece's military. >>> the u.s. president sp

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. president trump launching an unsubstantiated attack on the mueller investigation claiming investigators are threatening people to get the answers they want and ruining people's lives. we now may have some insight on why because cnn is confirming trump has spent the last three days meeting with his attorneys over responses to the special counsel's written questions. the west is reporting tonight trump's lawyer rudy giuliani says some of the questions pose possible legal ob obstacles and traps for president trump. what role is the new acting attorney general matt whitaker playing here now na he is overseeing the investigation? we know whitaker has publicly criticized the special counsel's probe on multiple occasions before he started working at the justice departments including on this show where he also told me how the mueller probe could be ended. >> so i can see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced with a recess appointment

comcast business. beyond fast. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody ♪ paul: republicans fighting to retain control of the senate on tuesday and maybe even pick up a seat or two. the gop now hold as narrow 51-49 majority and with unusually high number of races still considered tossups heading into election day. we're back with a look at races to watch. so, dan, i think, if you talk to the pros, only real guaranteed republican pickup, heidi heitkamp in north dakota. that would bump them up. seven race could be close and go either way, include three republicans hold, arizona, nevada, tennessee, which is not done yet. so this could conceivably be a democratic night. the could end up at night with senate control. >> they could or they might not. at moment dead heats senate races missouri, nevada, arizona, indiana. kim said earlier, talking about the house races being a jump ball. there has never been a midterm elec

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> afa er's secret hidden for decades leaves a brother and sister trying to trace their roots. >> thousands of families congss facing the same fate. >> jodi has the story and why they couldn't reveal their truth until now. >> reporter: death isn't always the end of a story. especially when it comes to family secrets. >>ish i had got to know him better. >> reporter: there was a lot ey didn't kno growing up. >> there's my mom. >> reporter: the roots of their family tree date back to the early1960s. they lived with their mom and two older siblings their dad had returned from the korean war with mental issues and was in and out of the hospital. it was hard. i want that had love and affection from my father. >> jim said that relationship tore at himor years. as a teen, he even went to jail. his sister had started to notice something. >> like a little girl. >> they called him uncle ralph. the friendly catholic priest from the church. he was around a lot for as long as they cou

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> we're following breaking news out of the supreme court. justice ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital after she fell in her office last night. the supreme court said she was experiencing discomfort after going home, following that fall. then she was admitted to george washington university hospital this morning. it turns out the 85-year-old supreme court justice had fractured three ribs. joining me right now, cnn contributor irene carmine, the author of the book "notorious rbc." when you heard this news today, what did you think had. >> good morning, kate. it's never good news to hear that this 85-year-old liberal icon and one who is only one of nine votes on a lifetime appointment is in anything but tip-top shape, but that said, i think the facts here that the court has publicly released are in a way heartening, if she's got to being hospitalized, the fact she went home on her own, the fact this is just bruised ribbed and not something more serious is something i re

comcast business. beyond fast. violations.is still on the road tonight after causi >>> a bay area towing company with a history of safety violations is still on the road tonight even after causing death of a young mom. >> a whistleblower has stepped forward saying the company is putting workers and public in danger. vicky nguyen. >> told me he can't understand why regulators allow irvine auto towing to stay in business. history of cheating workers out of wages and ignoring safety issues. as of april 20th, permit was suspended. for that number. were you aware of that? >> i know nothing about that. >> things that happened while i was there, just knew everything wasn't legit. >> reached out after seeing our reports revealinas still in bus even after suspended permit to tow cars. this car became unhitched, rolling and killing woman as she repaired a water main in san francisco. >> just cost somebody their life. >> started working in late august jump starting cars. saw red flags from the start. >> watched vehicle after

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> family and friends are expected to come together with the virginia man who was shot and killed park police. from the alexandriaea , the candlelight gil comes nearly one year after thisdeath. >> reporter: one year later, the family is searching for answers. that's the point of the candlelight vigil. now, this started about 7:30 p.m. in the evening one year ago. police confirm he was rear ended by an uberr driver n the national airport. for some reason, he did not stop and we may never know why he did t stop. the uber driver called police and and park police responded. the pursuit continued they attempted to stop the suv with their guns drawn tee times. but he kept going. now, shortly after the pursuit entered a residential area in ft. hunt, the police officers fired nine shots into his suv. he died of his injuries. no gun was recovered and his family said that he was ver much anti-gun and did not own one. the investigation into happened here was eventually picked up by

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> top democrats are preparing for a fight, and sending a not so subtle threat to the acting attorney general. matt whitaker must recuse himself from seeing the russia investigation or else. here's the likely next chairman of the house judiciary committee just yesterday. >> the very first thing obviously is to protect the mueller investigation. the president's dismissal of attorney general sessions and his appointment of whitaker, who is a complete political lackey, is a real threat to the integrity of that investigation. that investigation is of utmost importance in making sure that we adhere to the rule of law and that the administration is held accountable. and we will certainly hold hearings on that. our very first witness after january 3rd, we will subpoena mr. -- or we will summon, if necessary, subpoena mr. whitaker. >> democrats pointing to whitaker's past statements critical of the russia investigation as disqualifying. what kind of fight is this setting up to b

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comcast business. beyond fast. >>> strong wonders from a federal judge in mississippi. he blocked a mississippi abortion law after the governor signed the measure in march. judge carlton reeves calling it a sad irony that men are making decisions about a woman's reproductive rights. >> he writes the state chose to pass a law it knew was unconstitutional to endorse a decades' long campaign fueled by national interest groups. to ask the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. the judge also called the mississippi legislature's professed concerns about women's health pure gaslighting. >>> former michigan state university period lou anna simon has been charged with lying to police in the larry nassar case. she's accused of misleading investigators about how much she knew about sex abuse allegations against nassar, the doctor accused of abusing young women employed by the university and usa gymnastics. simon resigned after 13 years but has been on the payroll. she faces up to 12 years in prison. her lawyer c

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> this morning, cnn filed a lawsuit against the trump administration for revoking the press credentials of chief white house correspondent jim acosta. you may remember, the white house took the action after a contentious back and forth during a press conference after the white house last week. there's a lot to discuss here. joining me is cnn's chief media correspondent, brian stelter, and cnn legal analyst paul callan, who is also a former professor of media law. thank you both for being here. brian, first and foremost, can you lay out what's in the lawsuit? >> the head of cnn said this was not a step taken lightly, but the white house's action was unprecedented. that is true. i have looked at the law in the past here. there is no other case where a white house correspondent like acosta has been kicked out. the press pass revoked after asking tough questions at a press conference. the white house has been coming up with shifting explanations for why his pass was revoked

comcast business. beyond fast. david bossie david >>> a lot of the significance of tuesday's election in florida, potentially historic is one way. if tallahassee mayor andrew gillum wins, he's become florida's first african-american gubernatorial. sonny perdue made a comment, we'll let you interpret it. here's how a former governor of georgia described the stakes. >> public policy matters. leadership matters. and that's why this election is so cotton-pickin' important for the state of florida. i hope you all don't mess it up. >> gillum with his asked if he had any reaction to perdue's choice of words. >> no, he should go back to georgia. we'll take care of florida. listen, we're trying our very best to end this race on a high note. as i have said throughout the campaign, we're working to give voters something they can vote for and not just against. >> back with our political team. van, how do you see this? >> listen, it's an archaic expression, but as a southerner, i hear that sometimes thrown around. so i'm trying

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comcast business. beyond fast. >> just four days until the mid-term elections. you are looking at live pictures of dueling rallies. president trump in indiana, and president obama in atlanta where of course there is a big race going on in georgia. we were just there yesterday speaking with the vice president of the united states. so will republicans be able to keep the house or the senate or will there be a big blue wave. here is sean spicer with his predictions for tuesday. >> the show kicked off very, very well, congratulations. trish: we thank the viewers. we are number one at 8:00 p.m. against the competition over there on those other business networks. but what's going to happen, speaking of competition come tuesday. where do you see this going? >> the president you can see him sprinting to the finish. he has done two rallies today. he's going to run through the tape so they say. we have almost 3 million dollars invested in the indiana race. millions invested in west virginia and montana. we have four seats in the senate that democrats are trying to target

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> we're following multiple breaking stories right now, including this afternoon's truly stunning statement from the first lady of the united states. publicly demanding the firing of the president's deputy national security adviser. let's bring in our political analyst, correspondents, to talk about this drama. and it is, dana, real drama, that's unfolding. all of a sudden today the first lady's press secretary issues a statement saying that the president's deputy national security adviser, the number two official right after john bolton, mira ricardel, no longer deserves the honor of serving in this white house. wow. what a dramatic development. how did that happen? >> well, the first lady was looking for a public shaming. and that's pretty obvious. because this is not only rare, it might even be unprecedented. it's not unprecedented for first ladies to get involved in personnel, but generally behind the scenes, either talking to the president or the chief of staff or o

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to reliable sources. this week a man in arkansas was arrested and charged with making harassing phone calls to cnn. even allegedly calling in death threats. msnbc received calls as well. mean while, at tucker carlson's home, antifascists, antifa chanted threats, knocked on the door, made a commotion. here's the police report that resulted. coralson wasn't ho carlson wasn't home but his wife was. she hid in the pantry until police arrived. i think a lot of what tucker says is harmful to the country. but it is inappropriate and unacceptable for protesters to show up at his own home to make him feel threatened where he lives. so i asked neil patel, that's carlson's friend and cofounder of the daily collar, what exactly this experience was like for tucker. >> tucker was at his show prepping for his show, i think one of the things that's most troubling about this is that everyone knows when tucker's show's on they target his house and family when they knew he

comcast business. beyond fast. trish: new tonight, democrat stacy abrams losing georgia's gubernatorial race to republican brian kemp but you know, she just can't let it go. >> it was not a free and fair election. brian kemp oversaw for eight years the systematic and systemic dismantling of our democracy, and that means there could not be free and fair elections in georgia this year. the law as it stands says that he received an adequate number of votes to become the governor of georgia. and i acknowledge the law as it stands. but we know sometimes the law does not do what it should, and that something being legal does not make it right. trish: so brian kemp stole it? why is it the democrats can't seem to accept results when they don't fall in their favor? it just happens over and over and over again, right? it's either russia or it's an unfair election or you know, they didn't count all the votes in florida. by the way, i haven't heard any republicans complaining in arizona. they had quite a squeaker right there a

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comcast business. beyond fast. trish: fears of a human stampede at the border come to fruition. hundreds of migrants i -- attempting to cross the border. some of them violent pelting the border agents with rocks and bottles. 65 my grants are in city in california after crossing illegally. joining me now, chris cabrera. there is a lot of criticism of the administration for using this teargas. but we feared this. we talked about this all last week and the week prior on the shore show. did authorities do what they had to do? >> most of definitely. if any blame is placed on anything that transpired it's on the folks who did what they did. you see a lot of coverage of a lady was small children. what was she thinking getting in front of that thing or the guys using her as a human shield. nowhere in the world can you just crown is to somebody's border and expect nothing in return. trish: where does that leave us now? we had to use tear gas. i should point out during the obama administration they did the same thing. not te

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> president trump is going to be wrapping up his midterm campaign sprint in missouri tonight to help senate candidate josh hawley, who is challenging democratic senator claire mccaskill. a new poll shows they're deadlocked. if mccaskill cannot hold on to her seat, chances of democrats taking over the senate even bleaker. rebecca berg is on the ground for this very important race, in springfield where the president is headed tonight. great to see you. what are you hearing on the ground? >> hi, kate. the race is deadlocked heading into election day. a pretty surprising dynamic here because missouri supported president trump in 2016 by nearly 20 points. it's a state that's trended republican over the past decade. and claire mccaskill is facing some serious headwinds. nevertheless, the race is tied and that's why we have president trump returning to missouri later today for the second time in a week. finishing off this election season in missouri. he'll be joined, of course

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> really, who gained the upper hand after the midterms? was there a blue wave that was december positive, the democrats, it's their day, they certainly picked up the most seats in the house for them, since the election after watergate, the president's party typically does lose seats in midterm elections. you could argue that trump has a kind of economic success right now, or at least a narrative of one that he could have been one of the few to get more seats. what happened here? that is where we're going to start our great debate. afsh angela rye. and scott jennings. good to have you both. angela. the blue wave, do you believe that with what we see in the elections, that what happened here was, that people came out and voted against the president or for democrats? what do you think happened? >> i think it was both. i think that people voted for candidates that would be historic first, and i also think people voted against an agenda that is filled with hate, bigotry, xen

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> so white women supported donald trump over hillary clinton in the 2016 election. he won 52% of their votes. though when you look at all women including women of color, hillary clinton had more support. she got 54%. now a wave of women, white, black and brown are sweeping into office after the 2018 election. does donald trump still have the support of a majority of white women and if so, why is that? let's talk about it. here to discuss, kirsten powers, alice stewart and stephanie jones rogers, she is a professor of history at uc berkeley and the author of this they were her property." hello one and all. this is an important conversation. i'm sure it's going to stir up controversy in a number of different quarts. be prepared for that. thank you for that. kirsten, there's been a lot of talk about why white women support donald trump in spite of or perhaps because of his policies and his tone. what's your take on this. >> there's a lot of different ways to look at there.

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> the nfl punting on having next week's big monday night game move from mexico due to poor field conditions. the chiefs and rams will now play in los angeles. andy scholes in the "bleacher report" tells us why shakira left a real mark on the nfl here, my friend. good morning. >> good morning, dave. you know, for the nfl, this was a no-brainer. rams-chiefs is basically a mid season super bowl with both teams 9-1. so imagine if one of the star players got seriously hurt because of shoddy field conditions. the last thing the nfl wanted. the pictures of the astro turf paint conditions of how bad the field is in. there was a russia kheiry concert last month and multiple soccer games since. pare that with rain, and the field was never age to fully recover -- never able to fully recover. the game will be played in l.a. at the coliseum. the rams will be giving out thousands of tickets to first responders and those who have been affected by the recent tragedies in southern calif

comcast business. beyond fast. >>> there's growing backlash in congress over the president's appointment of matt whitaker as acting attorney general. i spoke with the likely incoming judiciary chairman in the house, jerry nadler, last night. he says whitaker is not fit. >> he is not fit because he has expressed very negative opinions of the investigation. he's prejudged. he's also illegal because he cannot be attorney general until he is confirmed by the senate. he cannot act as attorney general until he's confirmed by the senate because the constitutional requires that. >> that's what he believes. what does the new house majority, democratic majority, what can they and will they do about it? joining me now, wo members of the incoming freshman class in the house. two members who just flipped red seats to blue in the midterm election. virginia's jennifer wexton, and michigan's alyssa slotcon. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> congresswoman elect wexton, matt whitaker, what is your re

comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ >> chris: president trump enters the second half of his term facing many challenges, but is one of the biggest coming from inside his own white house chimeric joining me now for the first interview, the authors of the new book "trump's enemies: how the deep state is undermining the presidency" ," e president's first campaign manager, cory lewandowski, now senior advisor to the vice president's pack, great america committee and former trump deputy campaign manager david bossie. david, cory, welcome back to "fox news sunday" ." >> chris: i want to start with the title of your book, trump's enemies and what you include among his enemies not only democrats, but the intelligence community, the administrative state, the media, and the establishment. corey, is that really how you see the world of politics in washington? you just heard ben sasse call that a warped, weird, lonely view of the world. >> corey: i respect the senator, but what he has to acknowledge is the attacks

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