authority, not have the same level of insight with cyber actions around the world, both directed against ur neighbors, as well as directed against the u.s. structure. so i hope one of the takeaways talk to people about why is this so valuable, you get a unique this is, the fact it generates insight direct, actionable impact, this is not just theoretical, taking people off battle field, helping our partners take people off the of le field in terms arresting those terrorists and those who would do harm to their in other izens countries, we're able to help stop nations from moving arms parties. to other we are able to generate huge insight in terms of cyber security. to highlight to people, this is why 702 is so valuable. it's deep, unique information we can't get via other means and it volume of this information and it is global applicability that make its such a powerful tool for us. that is why we feel so strongly, hey, we believe it is in our nation's best interest to statutory th the authority in 702, we think it is best interest. host: sean vitka, chance to respond to that? point out thi

lands, get ur thenviros out of it, use common sense. dean heller did a report, from nevada, did a report on how much in e category save wildfires. why aren't these things used? on y brown just falls back global warming, at what the democrats normally do and that's shame. clean up your land. thank you. bonnie.bert guest: i'm glad your brother is well. that land management matters a lot, not only the management of federal lands, but private and state lands, as well. and one of the things we obama rated on in the administration and really a bipartisan way, increase the amount of forest restoration doing, work with the timber industry, with onservation groups with local communitys to increase the amount of work we're doing in the woods, to restore more conditions and to reintroduce fire in places we could o so safely so we reduce those fuel loads. ou point out grazing has an important role to play and grazing can be a tool that is forest manage h toment reduce fuel loads. o, there have been challenges related to environmental the ation of m

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winds are up to 45 miles an ur. we continue to track the tropical storm.looks like it could make land dls fall near new orleans and as just an area of low pressure could be impacting us by monday or tuesday. the rain lingers into tuesday. likely 1-3 inches enough to see ponding on the roads. we need the rain. we're getting a good amount of it coming your way but not just yet. partly sunny, 83. very warm tomorrow, even stickier. 85. sunday clouds, a shower possible, 80 degrees for the eagles game on monday periods of rain. 78 degrees for columbus day. tuesday some lingering rain. monday and tuesday we're seeing the effects from nate. wednesday still warm and 80 degrees for your high. you might start off with a shower. the rest of the day looks pretty dry. it starts to turn cooler on thursday, 73. but that's still several degrees above average for this time of year. even as it turns cooler, it's certainly not fall-like just yet. >> a look at traffic and your first look at business coming up next. hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake...

the police say that he called dispatchers for help ho urs after he accidentally locked himself in a church boiler room. officers say he ran into the church to try to hide out after officers tried to pull them over in connection with a string of burglaries. tonight he is facing those charges and more. jonathan: sometimes their job is easy. 7 on your side with a consumer alert. would you let amazon deliver inside of your home when you are not home? that is what the company wants you to do with its new amazon key service. if you want at home, the delivery person uses a smart lock on your front door to leave the package inside. they said it is especially useful during the holiday shopping season when theives steel packages. alison: from chardonnay to chh n ionti, an international one group says production is about to fall to its lowest level in 50 years because of bad weather around the world. they point t o temperature swings in italy, france, and spain in the past year. it does not take into account the losses from recent wildfires in california. bill: that's not good news at all. we have so

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senator mccain: no, that is one of the problems i have had for a long time. ,ur treatment of detainees especially in the use of waterboarding. that is one of the most embarrassing chapters in american history is the way we treated it. of khalid story sheikh mohammed being said werding and they cannot get anything out of him and they said waterboard him some more. waterboarding is deemed a work crimeand -- deemed a war and japanese were shot because they waterboarded people. the cia has gotten away with it. they destroyed the film at a lot of the information and it will be a black mark on the history of this country that we did that. i will never forget the cia for what they did. forgive the cia for what they did. brian: what has been harder for you, living through the torture or living through the cancer? senator mccain: well, i think, you know, living through cancer is a challenge that i have. living through torture is you never know what is going to happen the next morning. whether they're going to come around and open yourself door and say, come on out. so, at least with this fight

we continue to follow breaking news from las vegas where more than 20 dayed and more than 10 0 are ur killed the gunman on 34 noor of hotel across the street from the concert. they saw flash from mandalay bay and hotel and casino. we'll continue to follow this and bring you updates as we learn more. >> time, 4:51 a check on business news. >> live from the new york stock exchange. good morning, hannah, ceo of equifax is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. >> we know on friday the dow gained 23 point that's back added 42 to finish in record territory. ceo of equifax stepped down last week. the personal information on as many as 143 million americans was exposeded. smith will answer law maker's questions tuesday and wednesday. >> i'm sure they'll have a lot of questions. >> indeed, like us, hannah we hear walmart is planning to crash amazon party with appeal to millennials. >> that's right. by launching new grocery delivery service through its jet.com site. the new brand called uniquely jay will focus on urban areas on products that appeal to a uping whyer age gup. >> interesting, comp

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delta airlines are advising folks to get there early to prepare for some of these new security esh am urs auto. a lot of airports have already put these measures in place so you might not notice much of a change. live at sfo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> coverage of this story continues on the "today" show at 7 a.m. >>> now to a story you will only see on nbc bay area. this morning exclusive details in the kate steinle murder trial. we have obtained video from the day of that tragic shooting. the footage was shown to jurors yesterday. it's from a fire boat and it shows the minutes before the shooting at san francisco pier 14. the images are grainy, but that green arrow is highlighting a chair that the defendant josÉ ines garcia zarate reportedly sat on. the defense argues several people were hovering around the chair and they may have left the weapon used in the shooting. the point being the video might cast doubt that zarate stole the gun from the car of a federal agent. >> we looked at that, we identified a grouping of, you know, six people gathered at that very seat, not in

ur correspondent had exclusive site to a wave detection in louisiana. >> it's the longest straight line in the world. a 2 1/2 mile pipe containing a laser that can detect powerful explosions in space. inside, a technician fine tunes the instrument. it's made a discovery that's shaken the scientific world. >> two stars colliding in a galaxy far, far away. around 800 billion, billion miles from earth. >> the two stars got closer and closer until they merged, resulting in a huge shock wave that rippled across the universe. the massive explosion led to the production of rare elements such as gold and platinum. neutron stars are what's left over when giant suns die and collapse in on themselves. they are so densely packed that a teaspoon would weigh a billion tons. and here is the actual sound of the collision. >> they then become part of planets when they form, including here on earth. >> the explosion was picked up in the control room here. it took place 130 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and it's only now that the light and gravitational waves have reached us. >> it wa

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but where were the democrats when they were signing nafta salaries in ur half? we could have one time afforded health care. now that we have sent most of our jobs overseas, where is that money supposed to come from? so democrats say they care about us. they didn't care too much when they turned america into a rust belt. host: thanks for calling. guest: one of the problems is, i mean, how do you regulate? can you outlaw lobbying? can you tell us law makers you can't meet with lobbyists? i think we want lawmakers listening to as many voices as we can. certainly not to the exclusion of regular people. you certainly don't want -- their only method of getting information. but certainly the caller is right that there is this perception that lobbyists sort of run this town. but certainly -- i think members of congress would tell you that they are very much in touch with their constituents and that they do listen to the people who, at the end of the day, they need to be responsive to. host: earlier we looked at figures from the center for responsive toll picks. general,

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ur in memory of mrs. hamer we have a movie that will be produced, talking about her life and legacy and her contribution to this great country of ours. i look forward to that. as well as making sure that our children and grandchildren understand that this great woman , who she was and what she meant to this country of ours. and so many of us who pattern after her. so again, thank you very much. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have fine legislative days in which to -- five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks on my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: thank you. and that, i yield back and i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow work begins on the 2018 budget resolution which is expected to take the remainder of the

and cheng ming ur, he is now a possibility for the heir apparent. will he feature?now. a year of official mourning in thailand will culminate in a spectacular cremation ceremony on thursday for the late king bhumibol adulyadej, who died last year at the age of 88. he reigned for more than 70 years and presided over the transformation of his country from a poor, rural economy to a fast—growing manufacturing and tourism powerhouse. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head is at the grand palace in bangkok. like a gilded castle, the spectacular complex of pavilions has risen from the ground this year. and bangkok's historic royal court is where it happened. no expense has been spent in preparing this elaborate send—off for a king who ran for seven decades and personified the modern development of his country. this will be a final farewell to a king who they felt a powerful and personal affection. but these lavish preparations are much more than that. they tap into a deep well of tradition and ritual which has been used for centuries to legitimise the monarchy as

this is something that been on the front ur abouter and gets pushed to back burner now back up front again. it's been tried to move forward now. but will we eventually get to the point where they actually vote on a plan. we'll talk about that as "fox 5 news" continues in just a moment. moment. i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> welcome back, fox news on the hill this morning we're coming to you a little earlier than usual and we appreciate you getting up brought and early with us. president trump continued fight for agenda and his ability to sell tax plan are on the line this week. nearly 6 trillion dollar tax cut package r

urs used to that. >> yes, come in. >> a new york city prosecutor she the reported is insuffer to prove a crime under new york law. hollywood out about this. matt damon said he did not know about weinstein's behavior damon saying he feels sick my my stomach and coming to weinstein's defense is lindsay lohan. in two story videos since deleted the actress says she feels bad for harvey weinstein and says i don't think what is right what's going on me never harmed or did anything to me we did several movies together i think everyone needs to stop. weinstein has not commented about this but is expected to enter live in treatment facilty in europe and undergo treatment for sex addiction. this is evolving story that's the latest from the newsroom back to you guys in the st studio. >> annie, thank you for the update. 4:49 i want to take it "fox5" follow up. if your kids play on turf field in the district more ar than a dozen managed by city failed safety tests. most are replaced or repaired and "fox5" got hardness tests of 52 artificial turf it's called g max test and measures how much impact i

. >> the wind just flaired ured u. >> we don't want to watch our city burn. >> we are expecting some extreme fire behavior and growth of our incidents. that's going to lead us to challenges. >>> there are plenty of challenges tonight. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thanks for being with us. >> we want to take you back outside over the north bay. sky ranger right above the north bay. we're looking right now at the area of geyserville. the so kn285 reports of missing persons. doesn't mean they are all missing. the tubbs fire forcing new evacuation orders. that fire now 28,000 acres large and at this point crews have it at 10% containment. that shot is on both sides from geyserville a geyserville. this is the neighborhood we have been talking so much about. coffey park. decimated by the flames on sunday night. for all those people who lost their homes and thousands down there, this is the only way to see their neighborhood really through the photos and video. the hope moving forward to prevent this from happening to more

then join ur ctnews" at 11:00 o., cil tynan, i'm rick williams. >>> tonight, state of emergency. deadly fires tearing through homes, through entire neighborhoods. more than a dozen fires burning tonight across california. in the north, at this hour, tens of thousands ordered to get out. patients rushed from a hospital. and then, to the south, outside l.a., we washed late today the flames sweeping into a neighborhood, homes burning to the ground. >>> the war of words president trump and republican senator bob corker, who now says the president is so reckless, the nation could be on a path to world war iii. as it ae responds ice colts ga taxpayers? >>> the las vegas shooter. tonight, what the note reveals in that wh f melania

ur military knows more about north korea, we will probably be his to preemt the launch of missiles, how many missile doeses he have, can he hit every city in the united states? we can annihilate north korea if three hour fist we want to. host: joe, thanks. guest: i was in the intelligence as develop 0 years division chief for north korea, called north korea the hardest of the hard targets. i had shifted to north korea from working the soviet union, retrospect was an open called hardest book union.ed to soviet that is not to say we know nothing about it, but it is a intelligence problem. you know, we know a fair amount or a lot about their military, conventional he forces, the number of nuclear weapons is far less certain, you think they have perhaps which so scud missiles can range all of south kore a. missiles we listic think are nuclear capable, can range south korea and japan and missiles that can range the key bases in guam and continuing to icbm's. they just tested an h bomb 10 powerful as the hiroshima bomb. as i said, we did war games, it horrendous casualties, so ow that they ha

h o urs -- the twilight hours. it is first come first serve. they're serving pizza tonight at 6:00, and we're live in santa cruz mountains, kip dough, kpix 5. >>> just before that, two smaller fires broke out along highway 101 in the marin headlands. this is just north of robin williams tunnel. for a brief time, authorities ordered evacuations where crews attacked the fire from the air and the ground to stop it from spreading. a driver tweeted out this video as he zipped past the flames on 101, for a time. at this point, two lanes are getting through at is spencer avenue, northbound lanes are not affected. >>> another bad air day, all of that nasty smoke blanketed oakland. you can barely see the skyline. meantime, the golden gate bridge, not even advisable from our camera. here's a live look outside. paul deanno on when we can finally breathe again. >> reporter: the onshore flow hasn't materialized. we're stuck with it, and it's very unhealthy air quality as we speak in redwood city, vallejo, and napa. let's look forward to tomorrow. there may

integration which is far more common term around the world do you read anything into this change of cabul uring well we're going back to essentially republican principles in this regard under the bush administration the second bush administration the conservatives used the world the same award a simulation all the time for them meaning for those conservatives you comers have to assimilate into the existing society rather than integrate which suggests a two way process so going back i don't care how many decades you will find that republicans use the word assimilation republican into. electros use the word assimilation i don't particularly think that there is any difference between the two terms except as you noted that they're trying to make a point that newcomers have to abide. become integrated into the existence of society well correct me if i'm wrong i think one more new thing that the administration is suggesting is that when they're considering the asylum claims or refugee claims they're going to consider not only the personal circumstances of a person requiring or asking for asylum but a

[video clip] president trump: for the diverse nations of the world, this is .ur hope we want harmony and friendship, not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes, not ideology. we have a policy of principled realism rooted in shared goals, interests, and values. that realism forces us to confront the question facing every leader and nation in this room. it is a question we cannot escape or avoid. we will slide down the path of mb, threats and wars we base, or do we have enough strength and pride to confront those dangers today so our citizens can enjoy peace and prosperity tomorrow? if we desire to lift up our citizens, if we aspire to the approval of history, then we must the fill our sovereign duties to the people we faithfully represent. we must protect our nations, their interest, and their futures. we must reject threats to sovereignty from the ukraine, to the south china sea. we must uphold respect the law, respect the borders, and respect for culture, and the peaceful engagement these allow. host: the president at the united nations and steve clemons, does that crystalli

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tuuf ‘ur reporting one thing and changing within half an hour and saying the police are keeping an openind. that is what we are being told. they are still trying to establish what went on, who this man is. they will be gathering statements. it is a very fluid situation. and they will want to do this as quickly as possible, but they can ta ke quickly as possible, but they can take the time to be sure of the fa cts , take the time to be sure of the facts, can't they, because they have got the situation contained? that's right. the big thing here is public reassurance. if it isn't terrorist related they need to be able to go out to the say, look, this was an u nfortu nate out to the say, look, this was an unfortunate accident and a number of people have been injured and dreadful afternoon for them and theirfamilies dreadful afternoon for them and their families and people close to them. so they need to be able to go out and give that public reassurance or if it is something else, before they say anything, they have to be 100% certain of their facts and we are waiting in this news environme

the question is and this is a that i think president obama tried to answer, is israel moving ure withran toward a nuclear bomb or one that is not. a conversation, so many i get your s about, concerns, let's agree if we have a deal that at a minimum for the 10 to 15 years, ensure iran can't move toward a nuclear bomb knowing right away and we will stop it. that is better than the is on that that point. i'm parsing. not only did we know about it, sticking point to make sure the iaea would have find issuesey could ast military dimension of the iran program would be addressed. it was addressed, we were able deal.e forward with the if there is evidence today, and when as surfaced, but vienna, she ent to said, it is true, we didn't rovide evidence of suspicious activity f. the evidence is put forward and the iaea demands says no, no, no, we face a problem if not the conflict gh resolution, we have right to say the way, we have allies with us, let's listen to they . they agree, which would if iran were to bar access in illegitimate way to military sites. hat is not what we have today, there

highs on urs this, 81 in oakland, 87 in san jose, more than 10 degrees above average.to about 87 degrees, fairfield. little change on friday but then a breeze kicks in on saturday. temperatures will sharply drop down. more like fall monday, especially into halloween on tuesday and by wednesday, it's clouding back up with a chance of showers next thursday. >> thanks very much. if you're a giants fan you may not be too fond of the dodgers on the baseball field but this transcends baseball. as part of major league baseball's partnership with boys and girls clubs a group of dodgers legends gathered to do some good for the fire victims. here's the story. >> the world series isn't all about baseball. >> kids don't have homes. their parents need to support their kids to keep them safe. and we need to keep them safe because we're all safe. it wouldn't be fair if they're safe and we're not safe. >> working alongside dodger legends, they packed bags for northern california fire victims. the bags include protective masks, glasses, books, and of course, dodger gear. >> i'm definit

you are looking at the high mid-60'ures for today, leesburg at 64 and manassas up to a high of 66. 65 in college park. definitely cool for today. factor the temperatures with wind picking up already, kid at the bus stop, maybe a little on the cool side. have been in a thin jacket. i would not do long sleeves. drizzle, breezy, cool today. tomorrow, not much higher, the temperatures. anything this evening, including afterschool sports, we should be just fine. a look at the weekend coming up. julie: justified not on the is tiedcause glebe road up with a tree down between military road and the chain bridge and southbound 95 still blocked off. traffic diverted on 630. stick with root 1 -- as a workaround. a stalled vehicle inbound off of 295 to the 11th street bridge tying up the right side of the highway. as the, another w washington nationals take on the chicago cubs at 8:08. metro will not be open late and close at 11:30. think of alternate rides home. that is our traffic watch, i am back within 10 minutes for a look at the ride in silver spring. >> to right center field, well hit, to t

. >> more than 100 investigators have spe the last 72 urs combing through the life of 64-year-old stephen paddock. he is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life. much of which will never be fully understood. >> officials also say there evidence the gunman planned to survive the attack and escape. unusual for a mass murder. experts say most expected to be caught and killed. there is also new video in morning of concert goers running and police trying to manage the crowd the moment 2 game apparent that they were under attack. we want to warn you, this video may be disturbing. >> run, go. go. everybody about. >> gunshots ]. >> go. run. keep your head down. go. keep your heads down. go. [ gunshots ] >> run. keep your head down. >> can only imagine. cnn's jean casarez live for us in vegas this morning. good morning. >>reporter: hi, dave. good morning. authorities were very blunt last night. they don't believe he acted alone. they believe there may be other people that were involved or at least had knowledge. but they said with the amount of weapons in the ho

at kaetler when the storm makes land fall, urs that will begin to diminish over the neb hour or so.ve been showing you some pictures and depending on and we'll oy thoo. pink you see here still under storm serge surge ash psh sfrjs you add two, three, four and you start getting yourself into five or six storm surges and there's the. saturday, 15.6 and this is if you have. it will be loon we could see additional tornadoes being spawned by the storm. look at new orleans there. not much has been going on there thankfully. we've been seeing quiet within can bes. either rain fall biloxi. near biloxi. it has been him a second -- now there official second landfall from category 1 hurricane nate in mississippi. >> thanks for that, ivan. let's get a fewview from the ground now. what's going on there now? how has it been. >> well and the wind is pushing the water up north. what you see hyped me might be rather hard to make up on the bow ear prsh strong clip from south to north back over this we and that is that storm is moving north, purning a lot of the water here back inland. and that is wha