join such a tremendously and successful philanthropic group of people. congrats to bret. thank you for watching special report. i m trace gallagher. the the angle starts right now. laura: i m all of your preparations so you know what to do if you start to feel any trembling. it s been 139 years since we ve had anything like this in the greater new york city area. around 240 years in new jersey. i just want to show you the difference between east coast and west coast earthquakes. west coast in 2004, there was a 6.4 earthquake. you see the area that felt that. in 2011 we had a 5.8, in central virginia. look how much land mass felt it. it s just the way the ground is built across much of the eastern seaboard. 4.8 earthquake earlier, 14 states had people who felt this. you can see the intensity in parts of new england, down across parts of the central atlantic. obviously the worst in new jersey. they experienced strong shaking. no significant reports of any kind of big damage
If confirmed by the senate, i will keep an open mind in every case and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the United States and the american rule of law. So kavanaugh is a graduate of Yale Law School and clerked for Justice Kennedy. In 1993 he met ken starr during a Justice Department fellowship and became a key staff member when starr was the independent counsel investigating the white water and clinton lieu ensky scandals. Kavanaugh helped write the final report to congress that laid out 11 possible grounds for impeaching president bill clinton. He served as george w. Bushs white House Counsel and Staff Secretary before he was nominated to be a federal judge in 2006. He was confirmed at that time by a vote of 5736. Now, Brett Kavanaughs nomination sets up an extremely
consequential confirmation battle. Within minutes of trumps announcement, several Top Democrats voicing their intention to vote against him. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer put out a saying that b
country maybe the olympics are not for you. eli cane launched a campaign in arizona s first district against an incumbent democrat. the problem with washington politicians they have no skin in the game. it s about them and not us. i am not a self-serving politician. my life is about family, service and community. standing upon for law enforcement and our military, strengthening small businesses and cutting middle-class taxes and protecting the integrity of our election. it s time for we the people to take our country back. sean: here with reaction congressional candidate eli cane and dana lash. i have known dana and her family a long time. that s probably the coolest
crowd. i didn t count everything a person, but when tulsi gabbard said she was running for president, you see the crowd a little bit in the picture, tulsi gabbard said she won t be honoring the he honor the troops. look at this. the self-serving politician that he is, trump succeeded in making it about himself and seem to be dividing everybody. first of all, he s the president of the united states. this is what presidents do on the fourth of july. that he s inserting himself into the fourth of july celebrations? tons of presidents have done that. harry truman gave a speech on the mall in front of the washington monument. woodrow wilson, john f. kennedy, gerald ford, george w. bush, bill clinton, all gave speeches at independence hall. ronald reagan gave a speech from an aircraft carrier that they stationed in front of the statue of liberty for a perfect camera
in the uk. brexit is really being seen as a divisive issue. i don t know there s a better plan than the prime minister s plan. that s what we re going to find out. boris johnson is largely seen as a self-serving politician in the uk. he has taken a lot of grief for the way he resigned, the photo opportunity that he created. so we ll wait to see if it actually creates a leadership shift. i think the more interesting thing is obviously the timing of this, just before the nato meeting and just before, of course, donald trump arrives here in the uk. so talk about that. why do you think he exited now and was it on purpose because of trump s visit to the area, because of the nato summit. reporter: i mean it is probably more than just his to-do list, donald trump coming, to do. i think it gets the most attention right now. brexit certainly will be the top topic. listen to donald talk to the chairman of the european union. he said it was the most divisive