lindsey graham s lovefest with kavanaugh. his refusal to answer ka ma la harris and dick durbin on whether he would allow an fbi investigation to go forward, and support said fbi investigation from the white house. all right. that is in fact the problem, you all need to correct your message. get to the question. let s get to the response. you re not the moderator. what s your response? let s just have a good discussion. there s no need. let s try not to get personal here. this show doesn t get personal. look, it s an intensely personal subject. it is. it s a personal subject but let s make good points, what is your response to what angela said? well, i mean, first of all, i m not going to bite on, i m not here to argue, last night it got a little heated. it s called the great debate. can i continue? go ahead, go ahead. go ahead.
other guest. what s so unfortunate about your remarks, is it s clear you didn t learn from the dragging that kristen gave you last night, i cannot believe you would come back on a program and talk about the stipulation of beer, there by undermining every sexual assault survivor in this country. this is not about liking beer, this is about liking beer enough to throw yourself on top of someone and the only way you get off of that person is by another person who s now in hiding in delaware throwing himself on top of you, so you tumble off the top of the victim. i think that your remarks are exactly the problem with how the republicans are talking about this. your remarks are in line with lindsey graham s lovefest with kavanaugh. his refusal to answer ka ma la harris and dick durbin on whether he would allow an fbi
solution but a distraction. still, he admits there is a need for more boots on the ground. he doesn t have the freedom of speech i have. i can say bluntly san jose needs more police. they ve never been staffed properly. they ve gotten by for years because the police have been doing such an excellent job. reporter: mack na rare ra says moore can fix the dwindling morale in his department, but he warns all sides better make peace soon. it s a shame to see this happening to one of the best police departments in the united states. reporter: mcnamara published his fifth book love in death if silicon valley. he has a ph.d. from stanford and climbed the ranks at nypd before coming here at san jose. tonight s mass begins at a5:30 p.m. with the vigil starting promptly afterwards. around 6:00 we re told chief chris moore will also be here. i m damian trujillo. police announced they made an arrest in a recent homicide. michael paul howard is accused in the deadly stabbing at
93rd birthday, an exclusive interview. what he told her and howow he sd it changed her forever. good evening. and we begin this sunday night with that dramatic ending. the u.s. versus japan in the final of the women s world cup soccer tournament in germany. it was a tense, hard-fought battle, so evenly matched. the u.s. playing for its third world title. japan, carrying the hopes of a nation that s endured so much heartbreak this year. with just minutes to play, the u.s. scored, victory so close. as you might have seen, japan soon answered. it would all come down to those penalty kicks. abc s deborah roberts is on assignment in frankfurt tonight. deborah, this was oh, so close. reporter: david, past the antacids. that s what a lot of soccer players a a probably watchers are saying tonight after that game. it was something nobody really expected. it all came down to the wire and now, of course, it s a cinderella story for the history books. it was agonizing, david. for 68
93rd birthday, an exclusive interview. what he told her and howow he sd it changed her forever. good evening. and we begin this sunday night with that dramatic ending. the u.s. versus japan in the final of the women s world cup soccer tournament in germany. it was a tense, hard-fought battle, so evenly matched. the u.s. playing for its third world title. japan, carrying the hopes of a nation that s endured so much heartbreak this year. with just minutes to play, the u.s. scored, victory so close. as you might have seen, japan soon answered. it would all come down to those penalty kicks. abc s deborah roberts is on assignment in frankfurt tonight. deborah, this was oh, so close. reporter: david, past the antacids. that s what a lot of soccer players a a probably watchers are saying tonight after that game. it was something nobody really expected. it all came down to the wire and now, of course, it s a cinderella story for the history books. it was agonizing, david. for 68