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Expected to sign that order for additional troops tonight, but its unclear exactly what impact they will have because many of these migrants, if they even make it to the border, are expected to surrender to border patrol and seek asylum. jeff. >> glor: paula reid, thanks very much. one of justice brett kavanaughs accusers and her lawyer, michael avenatti, could soon be the targets of a criminal investigation. the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee, chuck grassley, called for o...

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>> reporter: jeff flake and chris coons up ended the confirmation process friday when they negotiated a last minute demand to investigate sexual misconduct claims against kavanaugh. the senate judiciary committee urged the president to authorize a one week fbi investigation of current credible allegations. multiple sources tell nbc news, the bureau is limited by the white house to pursue claims made by christine blasey ford and debra ramirez, but not allegations from julie swetnick. who is repre...

Burger. >> thanks so much for joining us. breaking news tonight -- explosive new allegations against embattled supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. another woman goes public. what she says happened at a house party in the 1980s. kavanaugh firing back saying its ridiculous and from the twilight zone. president trump standing by his nominee. >> and they know its a big, fat con job and these are all false to me. these are false accusations. >> tonight we have the polygraph test from the first a...

>> reporter: polygraphs are generally inadmissable in court. tomorrow kavanaugh will offer another forceful denial writing in retrospect, i said and did things in high school that make me cringe now. what ive been accused of is far more serious than juvenile misbehavior. ive never done anything remotely resembling what dr. ford describes. peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: this is kate snow. on thursday in the senate hearing only one kavanaugh accuser will testify but there are no...

And tonight, the other major development, that third accuser now coming forward with a sworn statement. what she alleges happened at a party that she says kavanaugh was at. tonight, right here, kavanaughs response, and as you saw at the top this evening, we are now seeing for the first time images from dr. fords polygraph test and the results. abcs terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years, on this again tonight. >> reporter: the alarming new allegations against judge brett kavana...

Statement just released tonight. and the major new development, a third accuser now revealed, describing herself as a government worker with multiple security clearances. what she in other news tonight, we now hear from the father as authorities hunt for the little boy with autism. his father describing the moment the boy got away. we are also watching severe storms tonight, may job travel worries from d.c. to philly, new york up to boston. good evening. and its great to have you with us here on...

And heres what we have to do. have to help the farmers. that didnt happen. >> reporter: nelson and john mellencamp say family farmers are worse off than today in the 80s due to falling incomes and president trumps trade policies. >> im sick of [ bleep ] taking it myself. excuse my language but im pissed off. you got angry in the press conference talking about this. >> you couldnt tell it. well, i am angry. >> reporter: they also want to see change to immigration policies. >> we is have farmers w...

Breath away. a child out on a ledge. tonight, the stunning admission from police about how they