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articles of ng impeachment against the president, what is your view? uest: i am of the opinion that mueller has to finish his job consequence of those findings are going to be moving forward, if any action being taken against the president. specific ile impeachment issues is something it is n be done, i think processing to let mueller finish what he's doing. does this mean the president censored for his comments after charlottesville? no. does this mean the president has lost his moral compass and leadership in this country? no. hose are issues i think congress can pick up and probably should pick up. but in terms of impeachment, a process going on and think that process, given the results that have come out, will in the -- for ss ome uncomfortable position and the other one very weighty having to make the decisions down the road about that question. host: back to the issue of federal lands and again, audience, r radio we're talking with representative raul grijalva, arizona.s from tucson, democrats in that state. marie, oining from st. montana, go ahe

we have a ng way to go. we will set up expectations and have a unified effort to help the state of texas recover. very quickly, the objective stay the same. it is not over. we are still on a life-sustaining mission. we are aware of the issues at the convention center. the let me be clear, this is not a superdome. at the convention center they have the sustaining food, security, and incident management team. more and more people are bei moved to shelters to stabilize the situation. pushing,thing is we're commodities, and get people registered in the system to receive assistance. assistance does not justome from fema, it comes from many organization represented here today by secretarprice, secretary carson, and others. next thing is, maintaining security. mobilizing the homeland security task force, law enforcement, making sure we are anticipating any security needs we have. price, wesecretary are working not only with governors and medical teams, but sending medical teams in not just to the convention center

i don't know if you time to ng yh part of the president's visit down to texas today butfr what do you make of the present making your way and what you want to hear from him.bout not y >> i want to hear the president talk about not only what we arer doing currently which iss important but there is stilli t great work to be done.ve i would deposit talk about how we will recover because this is mo not a matter of months, weeks o years. this may be more than a decade in the making, this recovery. it will be extensive and will engulf the entire state of texas, and other states. this has been an epic event and something that you just don't see in your lifetime if you're lucky.wa unfortunately, we are seeing it and i want to hear and talk about how we will recover and i want to hear how we will on the recovery how we will help without hurting others. i am a believer in the notion that the federal government is supposed to step up and take care of its people in time such as this. i supported for super storm sandy and i believe that was the right thing to do. this is what the government is for

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ng 20 015, we had close to heroin overdose deaths. there was one every week, if not to , and something needs change. they need to realize this is not a quick fix. program is not enough time. then ed to heal the body, heal the mind and then heal the soul. program. e-step putting a 28-day slap on it is not saving lives. mentioned this earlier in the program, the white house, he president naming the opioid epidemic a national emergency, a national crisis, health line writing here, the white house is to release specific details on its plan, but if the administration moves forward, it significant impact on the opioid epidemic in the united states, in particular, say, emergency money to address the crisis, one of the major benefits of an emergency enabling the federal government to dip into its coffers. we'll get one more call here note that we will open up our phone lines a bit later on with the-span, so stay program here, and we go to tacoma, washington and sandra. hello. my grandson is 23, and he's opiates. e's been shooting up, tried it

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. >> for the third day in a row,tt ng a clear message. >> if anything happens to guam shlgs there's going to be big, big trouble in north korea. >> u.s. officials insisting they're ready. >> u.s. military has been b planning for north korean aggression for 60 years. >> but the u.s. territory of guam sitting in the cross hairs. >> pretty scary, the thought of it. >> the government distributes pamphlets on how to shelter in place of attack and families trying to go autbo their lives with that threat from north korea fast approaching. >> we are staying calm, living oure s,litime, making preparations. >> president trump is staying quiet about specific operations, but those back channels continue. abc news, washington. >>> warner park's department of public safety is warning people that convicted sexual predator wants to move to the sonoma county city. you're looking at 33 yaerl daniel cilley. he poses a high risk of another sex imcre. called himself the dn u l.a. predator. >>> san francisco police hope you'll reczen.niog investigators suspect him of attacking a woman by dumping bleach on her.

guest: president trump had the ng to do with contractor, this is done by the gsa, general services a bland sounding title for federal government handles these at kind of things, they handle, not and white house upkeep things like that, but federal buildings everywhere. ones that i think pick the contractor, i know like are folks who don't president trump or read into hat everybody wants, but i'm pretty sure he had nothing to do with the selection of the contractor for this and again, approval of this renovation job dates back to the obama era happens president trump to be the president now, but had nothing to do with it. gorge, new york, 4r50e79 lee, republican, go ahead. this may seem paranoid, there are leaks coming out of wondering ouse, i'm whether anything anyone says has ware connected to it. they are tear thanksgiving down doshgs they sweep for bugs? silly, but who knows. guest: well, certainly question.ng i suppose what security measures hey may or may not have there, i don't think they would exactly share with us, so i'm not sure i answer to that. good question, though. host

. >> cloud stocks has been reign ng the profits over the past year with box leading the way. soaring up 47% also workday up a solid 27%. and sales force is up more than 18%, so could cloud stocks be your best bet in tech? what could be worth a buy at this point we left out a whole bunch of names. >> the one ei think workday in general is a very expensive stock. it's been in a lock in, whopper deal, when it start to fade, it's going to be troublesome ipg. growth pechts for a company like this, completely different i like the prospects of service now, the growth and multiple i'd much prefer. >> the reason why workday is on fire is because people are paying for that growth if they're at the end, it could be sold off. it's up 62% on a chart technical basis. it has not run out of gas. the it's a smooth chart. i'd still be a buyer >> go back to 20 o 14. workday had one of these ridiculous moves from 50 to 10 o 0 and 10 then fell off the cliff, so we're up against 110 as well. valuation, ridiculously expensive and the good news is operating margins, they crushed, which is a good thi

santa rosa down to a fourth of mile and the low clouds are spill ng and the satellite image, but we'll get lots of sunshine later on. temperatures right now mainly in the 50s and 60s. 56 in san francisco. 67 in los gatos. brentwood, 66. it pulls back to the coast by noon, but this afternoon, warm b inland with lots of sunshine, except at the coast. >> thanks. developing news now in napa county where sky 7 shows us a 114 acre grass fire threatening homes and has forced evacuations of people and at least 50 horses. the canyon fire started around 1:00. that's on the west side the lake. one firefighter does have minor injuries. containment though now up to 25% and that's thanks to light winds and the cooler temperatures. in morgan hill, firefighters are watching for hot spot frs a 100 acre fire on the north end of the city. the tilten fire started just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon near hail and tilten avenues. you can see smoke drifts there right across the homes on the morgan hill web cam. it's just 5% contained. >>> a man gunned down inside his own store. family and friends -- he was

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his efforts ng on as challenged in the primary and the general election. the ller make its through republican primary, the story notes his opponent will probably congresswoman jackie rosen, there is a picture of jackie well., as keith, warren, massachusetts, go ahead. caller: how are you, sir? doing well. caller: quick question. 55, s five years old, i am i've never -- in my life, actually, never really cared. going to come in, i voted for donald, hands down. i'd like one minute, to say, you are doing a great job, there is nothing that can against this guy. it thing i am worried about, was on the news in boston, the the and the fourth of there is like -- employeesmotor vehicle given out thousands and possibly fake id's, sands of id's.al i wish somebody would talk about stations, boston nobody will say anything about it. i don't know why. host: i haven't seen that story, know about that story. the first part of your question, what if president trump got a primary against a candidate that mitch mcconnell supporting, who would you support? we lost keith. bill

clear skies after a great start this morni>>ng it i'snre> cur livermore and in san jose. definitely a good 4 or 5 degrees warmer this hour than 24 hours ago. our weather watcher in vallejo reporting 72 degrees, bright sunshine, saying it's a good looking day. winds up to nine. this morning i deepened to 3,00 withs. an occional isk wind thi0 fitlle afternoon outit of's s the southwest 10th to 20. erwisot weo 20. otherwise we remain below average due to that upper level low that continues to sagrve o> tod ay 83 at the state capitol. 73 the high in sierra. pebble beach 63 degrees. 62 in pacifica. 60s around the rim of the bay to the 70s around the peninsula. notice the 70s inland. that's a good 10 to 12 degrees above average in livermore. san jose at 76. we will see temperatures in the mid-80s well inland by the time the sun goes down tonight at 8:01. here you have 87 degrees. that will be in the lower lake area. the delta seeing some low 80s today as little earlier burn off by friday. >> okay, sounds good. want it to warm up just a little bit at night inland. >> can't get e

amazing what's happen ng this space right now. >> yep >> all right, so two buys.ne sell for now are you high for guy's pitch vote in our pole, we'll reveal the results later. plus, shake shack and weight watchers that's a pair of stocks. on the move. weight shackers up near 2 o 0% is that a -- maybe not we'll bring you the headlines. much more fast right after this. >>> shake shack and weight watchers reporting jackie all over shake shack. leslie has the latest on weight watchers >> hey, melissa, well, same shack sales for the second quarter were an issue that sent the stock down almost 4% it rattled investors, but the company reporting a decrease of 1.8% right there now, management reminded everyone they did guide for that change and it was an improvement from the first quarter as well they said regional factors were cited as the main region weather, especially on the east coast, as a result, they're guiding for a 2% decrease in this metric for the full year. new york city is also the largest region in terms of their comp bals. they say there are more opportuniti

this meant in and to help them understand from a policy point of view why she was doing this aide, all ng to her she was saying was, don't have a you're tion, know what talking about and if you try to debate me on this, i'm going to run all over you. in effect, she was also telling them, this is important to me. 48er 13 days of hearings and witnesses, the house passed jordan's version of the bill and noted that inimes a congressional season most at d for failed promises, least one measure passed by the house, the extension enlargement expansion of the voting rights act stands out as a memorable achievement. july, the senate democratic leaders faced a bitter dispute with southern legislators in the senate. the opposition, including straum thurman accused the voters of using steam roller tactics to it approved. ultimately, the bill passed overwhelmingly in the house and bipartisan ith support, including that from president ford. now, today, we might look back we could if only achieve racial equity by abolishing the white primary or elections or printing bilingual ballots, how simple circums

ng of his re >>> hey, hey, >> protestors greet the president at trump tower upset.e learn that extremists are planning more rallies including right here in the bay area. and -- >> it's sad the see this. very shad. >> homeowners are returning to the damage left behind after a brush fire swept through southern california. >>> dozens of fans rocked out this weekend during outside lands but the tribe called quest never took the stage. what the band is now saying to fans about the no show. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, august 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. first let's take a live look outside this morning. as we take a look -- let's play spin the bottle can check out -- and check out the mount vaca cam. the sunrise and shot of dublin, 580. 680 interchange. look at the lights lot of traffic out there this morning. >> i'd rather look at the picture on the left. >> yeah. two pictures. >> yeah. and i think it's really notable to take a look at the pictures now and where you see the overcast skies. that's where you will not see the solar eclipse on monday. we

it is definitel goi ng sweater weather when you get going heading off to work.fternoon expectndions alon with temperatures in the 60s. inland will be nice and mild with sunshine in the mid-80s. if you are waiting for the heat we will warm it up. average high is 83. you are still below average but we bump you back up to where you should be for the weekend. early next week we have the solar eclipse that begins 9:01 and maximum at 10:15.10:15. 11:37, the sun and moon are not eactly aligned at this point. maximum eclipse is where you want to check it out. salem, oregon, 100% of coverage. here in the bay area we have pretty good viewing. it will be about 75%. but the computer models haven't deciphered what is going the happen with the weather. inland areas will be the best place to check out the solar eclipse. along the coastline it looks like you will see low clouds around. that might not be ideal. wednesday will be warmer. the warming continues on thursday. average on friday and saturday. and then the temperatures will be trending lower for monday, solar eclipse da

it you can find all of our coverage photo, ng a stunning really good pictures taken today.ciate you sharing. website, wjla.com. steve: we're all listening to that music. get advanced to my next graphics, we'll get them here eventually. right now, not a whole lot going on, good news there, the showers, the had erstorms that we earlier on have now dissipated and no active watches, no active warnings. however, tomorrow because of the heat, we may be looking at a heat advisory for parts of the area. is warm, it is humid this hour. degrees at reagan national airport. and 70's, 68, 75 for overnight low. patchy fog early tomorrow d.c.ng mainly west of it's not going to cause any type of problems. be aware, the kids are back in school. just a little n bit. temperatures early on will be in the lower 70's. not going to stay there very long. we'll see a rapid warm-up as we move through the midmorning hours and into the afternoon. futurecast looks like this. it's dry for most of the day, a creep up s want to late afternoon, early evening and then we're tracking a cold bring hat is goin

four fast questions about the poles ng of our magnetic and if it contributes to climate change. the millions of years, earth's magnetic poles reverse. irst question, are we in beginning of such reversal? happen s this reversal slowly or quickly? three, what will be, if any, consequences on our environment in human life, and four, does contribute toalso climate change? and i thank you. ost: there is trade deal in iran with the automaker despite "new york ons, in times," saying multi million dollar deal in iran, agreeing to production in iran, that stays after president into law, the agreement to produce as many as 150,000 additional cars per the largest foreign auto history.ran's the president was sworn in saturday after being re-elected promising to revitalize economy hurt by islamic republic despite restrictions imposed by over the states missile program and military activity in the region. next in decatur, georgia, republican line. kaekt million people voted for mr. trump, i voted for mr. trump. people call and say, we want to distance 63 mr. on people by kicking rump out by i

kaungs ngs of a conservative, a return to principal.about the book today, sarah huckabee sanders said this. >> i think senator flake would serve his constituents better if he was less focussed on writing a book and more on passing legislation. >> those comments from am white house, i wanted to give you a chance to respond to that. it's a tough thing you've done to write this book before reelection. >> in 1960 felt the republican party had been compromised by the new deal and today we have different things that are of concern to republicans and conservatives. poppialism and nationalism and protectionism and those things i think are a danger to the party and really i think don't bode well for the future if we stick to them. >> in the book you said -- excuse me. you talk about the sugar high of poppialism and that the crash is going to be severe. >> this didn't start with his administration. i was in the congress and the house 20s 1 to 2012 and around 2002, 3, 4, 5, we republicans didn't comport ourselves very well. we spent far too much a

. >> after just a week of fight ng, the 1st marines were replaced by the army's 81st infantry divisionown as the wildcats. >> we hated the fact that they had to come in and finish the job for us, but by the same token, our ranks were so decimated at that point that we were no longer an effective fighting force. >> colonel nakagawa kept his vow to fight until the bitter end. the 5st and 7th marines along with the wildcats fought until there was nearly nothing left of the japanese garrison. 72 days after marines hit the beach, colonel nakagawa sent his final message. >> the message he sent was a cherry blossom, cherry blossom, cherry blossom. and they would know what that meant. that the island had fallen. he had fallen. and he committed suicide. >> the fight for the tiny island was finally over but at horrible costs. the marines suffered some 6500 casualties, the army another 3,000. for the enemy, less than the 100 of the original,000 troops were alive. ray davis and gordon gayle were awarded the red cross for their sacrifice on peleliu and nearly 600 men of the 81st infantry division r

chain of ng at this islands, he mentioned bouganville, there were ssentially rogue agents equipped with radios. these were, you know, who had been en working, might have had some kind of administrative role in islands.e this was basically a british protect protect protectorate. so agents of the crown. attached to one or another business such as the have ple trade or what you, maybe some kind of a government role as well. hen the japanese invaded, they headed to the hills and supplied he crucial function of observing movements of ships up radios and usually signalling to australia. hey eventually got word to the allied forces in a quick way. it usually rning, allowed the men of the cactus ir force to get up to a combat altitude by the time the japanese ships finally came withouttriking range so them, we would have been relying on our own air search which was with all kinds of unanticipatable problems. weather. miscommunications. the coast watchers were rucially important to the allied success. yes? > could you compare what you said in your book versus what was instead the book the price