president trump: have they been what? are they liars? president trump: i can t tell you. i just herd about one a little while ago. her lawyer is a low life. i don t know what happened today because i have been busy with japan, south korea and seven other countries and i chaired the security council. so i don t know about today s person who came forward. i do know about the lawyer, and you don t get much worse. a bad reputation. take a look at his past. as far as the other women are concerned, i ll see what happens tomorrow. i ll be watching. kennedy: the president was asked if he can withdraw kavanaugh s nomination? president trump: if i thought he was guilty of something, sure. i am going to watch, i will in. form be able to watch and rely on some very fair and talented republican senators who look, if we brought george washington here and we said we have george washington, the democrats would vote against him. kennedy: earlier this evening fox obtained a copy of the o
blasey ford testified before the senate judiciary committee. this morning the full senate will vote to limit debate on the kavanaugh nomination. that procedural vote is set for 10:30 eastern. if that passes we could see a final vote for judge kavanaugh to be on the supreme court by tomorrow. now, live to the senate floor on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, our help in ages past and hope for years to come, we honor your name. today, have mercy upon us according to your loving kindness and tender mercies. have your way in this chamber and in the hearts of our lawmakrs. lord, our senators are the clay and you are the divine potter. using your wisdom, mercy,and might, mold and make our legislators to be instruments of your divine purposes. give them the courage and wisdom to surrender and yield to the unfolding of your unstoppable providence, as the
reporter: yellow s hazard yellow hazard tape is cordoned off to prevent people from accessing the closed section. the first crack was discovered tuesday morning. it s about two and a half feet back long.adjacent beam. i m glad they found it and i hope you keep looking until they find all of the defects. reporter: because of the cracks is yet to be determined but officials say they are not related to the deterioration of the past and it has nothing to do with its neighbor, the millennium tower, which is sinking. they described it as a localized problem. it could be a welding issue, it could be a fabrication issue it could be a design issue. it s a surprise given modern technology but given this area and what has happened with millennial towers, you know what might be some liquefaction issues, it doesn t surprise me. people adapted to returning to the temporary terminal, that is now back in use. one woman who lives in the area says this latest fiasco is another bl
we begin with the kavanaugh nomination. its impact on the upcoming house and senate races. we want to hear from you. our phone lines are open. , that s our line for democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. if you are an independent, (202) 748-8002. tweet us. join us on our facebook page. good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. a lot to talk about, including your calls and comments on the midterm election. we want to begin briefly with the situation in indonesia and share with you some of the drone footage courtesy of the daily mail. devastating impact of a huge tsunami in indonesia has revealed a natural disaster estimated to have killed 830 people with the death toll expected to rise. it was triggered by a magnitude 7.5 earthquake which crashed into palu at 500 miles per hour, causing widespread destruction. fears are mounting in neighboring towns. access impossible to digital destroyed roads and disabled medications. that tragedy taking place in indonesia this
tomorrow. it s possible that they will be convincing. women across the country passionately speaking out and sharing their stories. shame, shame! actress alyssa alano joining them. her message for senators. plus i sat down with one woman who wrote to her rapist decades after she was attacked. the surprising response just 20 minutes after she sent her e-mail. and i was shaking as i pressed the button. and his first words were oh my god, deb, this is and he said his name, oh my god, i m so sorry, so sorry. the power of an apology. we ll be right back. this special edition of nightline continues. here again, juju chang. reporter: today president trump striking a combative tone and pointing fingers at senate democrats. they know it s a big fat con job. and they go into a room, and i guarantee you, they laugh like hell at what they pulled off on you and on the public. reporter: the president fielding a range of questions on sexual assault accusations against