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Committee to allow for a full investigation prior to her testimony. Earlier tonight, Staff Members for the Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley held a call with fords attorneys to discuss her possible role and testimony. One of the sticking points apparently is this proposal floated today to have an outside lawyer, preferably a woman, handle questioning on behalf of the 11 men who make up the republican side of that committee. The Washington Post first reported some of the details from the call tonight, quote, the roughly 30minute conversation touched on the scope of the questions, and ...

Sexually assaulting her at a High School Party back in the 1980s. Its an allegation kavanagh has denied. Fords attorney deborah katz sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary committee today. It reads, in part, and we quote, she wishes to testify, provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and which ensure her safety. A hearing on monday is not possible and the committees insistence that it occur then is arbitrary in any event. Her strong preference continues to be for the Senate Judiciary committee to allow for a full investigation prior to her testimony. Earlier tonight, Staff Members for...

Here, everyone is talking about recovery, how the recovery is going. a recovery, they say, that is still very much underway. reporting from old san juan puerto rico, i'm ray villeda, brian, back to you. >> thank you. they have opened up a news bureau in san juan, they have reporters like ray, like darlene rodriguez back to puerto rico regularly, not just because of the large population of puerto ricans here in new york, but because it's a story vital to all of us. coming up after our last break, a wall the president saw that he really liked and a suggestion he made to the pentagon. both when...

Way too many americans in puerto rico are still recovering after hurricane maria devastated the island a year ago today. according to the now official death toll, nearly 3,000 people died from the storm and its aftermath. tonight some, as you know, are still without power or running water. reporter ray vierra filed our report tonight from san juan. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you from old san juan. i want to show you the stark contrast we're seeing this september compared to last september. for one you can see the lights on here. there are tourists back in san juan, which is very impor...

A vigil up the hill here. a vigil to remember those they lost, the thousands of lives lost, and to embrace the future. here, everyone is talking about recovery, how the recovery is going. a recovery, they say, that is still very much underway. reporting from old san juan puerto rico, i'm ray villeda, brian, back to you. >> thank you. kudos to our nbc tv station here in new york. they have opened up a news bureau in san juan and sent reporters like ray, like darlene rodriguez back to puerto rico rely not just because of the large population of puerto ricans here in new york, but because it's a ...