tedra cobb. the candidates will have 90 seconds for opening and closing statements and 90 seconds to answer questions. there may be follow-up questions from the panel. candidates will get 30 seconds to answer those and 30 seconds for rebuttals. we drew names to decide the order. we begin with elise stuff phonic -- stefanik. rep. stefanik: thank you and thank you to mountain lake for hosting the debate. my name is elise stefanik and i'm honored to serve as your congresswoman. since my first day in office i have worked tirelessly delivering results to the hard-working families across the district. i am proud to be in the top 10% of most bipartisan numbers of congress. since day one i have focused like a laser on delivering the votes for you whether it is fighting on behalf of north country farmers so they can exist for future generations, standing up for our troops, advocating for our veterans to ensure that they get access to the v.a. care that they deserve. or whether it is working with small bus

it's a very different pr strategy than ty cobb had.had a relationship with bob mueller that went back. i think there was mutual respect and clearly listening to ty cobb yesterday, i think it still exists. now, he doesn't think it's a witch hunt. he didn't go out and say i this i the president is guilty of something. he doesn't believe it. he doesn't believe that. but it was interesting to hear him disagree with the president. >> let me explain, rebecca, why he's the former white house -- >> exactly. these are what you would call in a marriage irrec samable differences, washington, that is not going to fly with trump and certainly you need people on your team who believe in what you are doing and what you are saying publicly. it would be hard for ty cobb to be in that position with those doubts and with those feeling, very strong feelings about robert mueller. >> it would be hard for him with the president tweeting every day. i think that's a big difference. i don't think he thinks mueller has been perfect by any stretch of the imaginat

. -- cobb county, also in violation of georgia law. we have now learned that cobb county has a homestead exemption , at the same time you reported your vehicles were registered in tennessee. also a violation of a state law. my question to you is this -- when will you pay back the taxpayers for these fraudulent exemptions, the card taxes you have been skipping out on if you do in fact live in the sixth district? mrs. mcbath: i believe you are trying to diminish the confidence of the people in this district. i will be more than happy to answer the question. i came to georgia in 1990. actually, representative i have lived in georgia longer than you have. my son was born and raised in georgia. he went to marietta high. i've voted for myself in the primary election and the runoff. i did not intend to vote for myself -- i intend to vote for myself on what i will say to you november 6. is, i have paid georgia taxes for every year i lived in georgia. in 2016, when i was working on behalf of the democratic party, my husband and i had serious an

and what you see and you saw ty cobb say i don't think it was a witch hunt.resident from tweeting all the time. and then ty leaves and, boom, it is an onslaught of tweets about bob mueller. >> fascinating on every level. thank you very much. >> it is a national holiday to have gloria here with us. >> there you are. >>> doctors are dealing with new possible cases of a polio like illness that's leaving kids paralyzed. >> what makes it worse is not knowing what caused it. >> what we know about this rare condition. that's next. did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® i

he gets into screaming matches with dowd and cobb about the slow pace of everything. budowd and cobb keep sayin "look, we're trying to protect you, but on every otr front, provide them with information." >> lead lawyer john dowd is now out. >> narrator: dowd resigned the next week. >> another leg team shakeup signaling perhaps... >> ...that ty cobb may be on his way out. >> narrator: ty cobb's days were also numbered. th >> he's unhappy veryone because it's not over. >> narrator: trump's willingness to cooperate with thewa investigatioover. >> the president of the united states is currently under a criminalnvestigation. >> narrator: and then the fbi dramatically escalated the showdown. >> breaking news tonight, andom it's ahell. the fbi raids the office of president trump's personalwy , michael cohen. >> narrator: the president, as he watched the raid on tevision, was furious. >> trump erupted. heas very upset. he was consumed by this news all day. it was very troubling for him and scary for him. >> fbi raiding his office, his home, and a hotel room. >> white house ad

republican incumbent faces democrat tedra cobb and green party candidate lynn kahn. the cook political report lists this race as likely republican. >> three candidates seeking to represent new york 21, the largest district geographically in new york state. face-to-face for the first debate. >> this is a special of the first 21st district debate. we are hosting the first among the candidates running in the u.s. house for new york's 21st district. let's begin by introducing the candidates left to right, lynn kahn and tedra cobb. let's go over the ground rules. for opening and closing statements and 90 seconds to answer questions. there may be follow-up questions from the panel and candidates will get 30 seconds to answer those and for any rebuttals. we drew names to decide the order and we began with your opening statement. delivering results to the hard-working families across the district. since day number one i focused like a laser on delivering the results whether it is fighting on behalf of the country farmers so they can exist for future generations into standing

. >> recently cobb county provoked that exemption because it was an improper homestead exemption. she just said again twice she did indeed live in tennessee for two years while taking a homestead exemption increased -- in east cobb. that is not a proper legal. ms. mcbath: i have no idea what representative handle is talking about. i made the decisions i needed to make an 2016. 2017, i switched it back. for her to continue to try to dampen the confidence of people in his district had in me, she will do or say anything. this is the same playbook we saw before. rep. handel: i would be delighted to show you the letter after the date. >> this is for both candidates. why did each of you believe you represent the needs and wants of women within the other candidate? congresswoman, would you like to start? rep. handel: i reject the premise of that question. it is not about representing interests of women only, it is about the people of the 6th district. i have worked diligently on behalf of the people of the 6th, versus county commission chairman where i could balance the budget without ra

cobb outdoorsman is marco toys proceed to meet the one who was sent to. come back to use understanding he wants to make sense you're going to ruiz and the skipper does the rest it's a sign team go here by two pins or by your mere nicks are you and robin. wright . to have sex while he was was a self not exactly a man who is very rapidly becoming an absolute elections. small callouses about. be sure to submit your vote via e-mail there's the address there you can also watch those goals again on social media just use the addresses on your screen that's for time for us will be back with the action from sunday's games until then here are some of the best moments from saturday for me and the rest of the team here in berlin dunka. i'll be visiting. your masks for this week's highlights. curtains on some poll goatees fashion freak show some breaks from culture. the media mogul botch creates an interactive fireworks show. off market albanian cuisine no food chef the latest poll of reinterprets classic dishes you wrote it's just. it's a game that seemingly without

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voting location in cobb county, not a predominantly black area. there's black folks, there's white folks. it was striking to me that the bar is high enough, voting is so difficult in this country, even if there's a disproportional effect on african-americans, there's a lot of white folks and republicans standing on that line for hours. maybe they should make it easier for everyone. >> you would think. you would absolutely think. part of it is that as leah has mentioned that the demographics are changing really rapidly, and particularly in georgia, the demographic changes happening in georgia are happening very, very quickly, and they are massive, and they are unique. so unlike other places in the country, georgia will be the first state in the deep south with a white minority, african-americans, latinos and asian americans are making up the majority of georgians. that's being driven by black americans moving from the midwest and the coast to the south, particularly to atlanta. when you control the election apparatus, there are -- i mean, it's an a

some people told us their safes melted in the firestorm, mike cobb is one of those people. he se rebuilding now. during fires he had two safes that did not survive. >> well, you couldn't recognize it. it was basically the bottocan t. the top was a crumbly material. >> it melted? . >> yes, just disintegrated. >> so what makes a safe fire proof? tonight at 11:00, we'll explain what is or isn't. why a major industry auditor says that term is misleading. how you may wthange your evacuation plans to take into account serious limitations in safes. if you have a investigate, call us, 1-888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >>> all right, coming up here on "today in the bay," wet roads in a lot of the bay area. >> right now mostly in the north bay and the peninsula. we will start to see activity making its way into the east bay as well. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> and a look at the san mateo bridge. it looks just fine right here. there will be damp roads from the san mateo bridge. we will show you slick slippery conditions and the result wheres cowheres -

brittany cooper and jelani cobb, thank you very much for coming on. brittany coop swirn of our very first guests on our podcast. the power of women's anger, you should definitely check back in with brittany's episode about her excellent book eloquent rage. plus, new with anand girl giridharadas. find on it tunein or wherever you get your podcast. that is "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts giridharadas. find on it tunein or wherever you get your podcast. that is "all in" this evening. >> tonight, as we are now just coming to grips with the damage and the loss and the intensity of the storm that is still spooling out today, the president's time was otherwise occupied. with millions of americans in the storm zone and a deepening scandal following the disappearance of a journalist, today's presidential distraction was a bizarre and profane rant by kanye west in the oval office. and there is new reporting out that may point to signs that mummer's russia investigation is entering a new and perhaps final phase. "the 11th hour" on a thursd

geyserville, holdsberg and parts of santa rose sachlt clear sky lake, clear lake oaks, clear make parks, cobb, and middletown. >> we sent out an abc7 news app when we found out that pg&e is shutting off power. turn on the notificationotifica. you can also use the app to check weather conditions where you live. >>> the san francisco terminal at freemont street will reopen for the monday morning commute. three cracks were found in the building causing freemont to close. >>> tonight we're learning new information about the cleanup and recovery efforts in the areas hardest hit by hurricane michael. you are looking at drone footage showing mexico beach florida showing home after home destroyed. mexico beach officials say that 40 people remain unaccounted for. so far only one person has been found dead in mexico beach. today governor rick scott says that lack of cell service is making tracking down people harder. >> one county, at&t is down and in the next county, verizon is down, so we have about 2,000 people working on that. >> president trump will be traveling to florida tomorrow to see the dest

. >> reporter: though nearby cobb mountain was incinerated in the fire nearly 4 years ago, loch lomond's area hasn't burned for decades. >> i think it's a good idea and we need to do more with the trees. pg&e is, to take down my trees. that's fine. they should take down whatever they need. >> reporter: many people here purchased generators after the relentless fires from the last 4 years. >> i have water in my own motor home and a gas stove and microwave so it's fine. i was prepared anyway. >> reporter: pg&e says it felt it had no choice. >> we saw winds of 60 miles per hour in the north bay, as well as gusts of 70 miles per hour. even saw gusts of 96 miles per hour in parts of the sierra. >> this is the new normal. we have this protocol in place and will do to get in the name of safety, to reduce wildfire risk. >> reporter: now, the vice mayor who also runs the calistoga in, says he lost a ton of tourist money, and he wants some hearings just to assess the safety shut off programs to make sure they are working exactly as they are supposed to be. and, that's really not a bad thing becaus

georgia, it was day three of in-person early voting in the state's third most populous county, in cobb county, the line to vote today was more than three hours long all day long. accord to be the "atlanta journal-constitution," people were lined up to vote more than an hour before that voting site opened. it opened at 8:00 a.m. people were lined up at 7:00 a.m. that was a rational decision honestly. who has more than three hours to wait in line to vote on a wednesday? well, the republican-led state government in georgia is hoping it's not too many of you. bottleneck the voting process as much as possible, put up as many hurdles as possible, make it uncomfortable, make it vaguely threatening, weed out people who might not have tons of time or resources to devote to this civic responsibility. this kind of stuff, it turns election season like we're in now, into like a biblical test of your good citizenship. it's like they're setting up a biblical trial to test how much you love your country, and what you'll do to show it. think progress and the "atlanta journal-constitution" are now repor

brittany cooper and jelani cobb, thank you very much for coming on.rn of our very first guests on our podcast. the power of women's anger, you should definitely check back in with brittany's episode about her excellent book eloquent rage. plus, new with anand girl giridharadas. find on it tunein or wherever you get your podcast. that is "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> good evening. thanks to you at home for joining us. lots of news to cover tonight. as we expected at this time last night, daybreak today brought absolutely terrible images of the destruction left behind by hurricane michael, particularly where it made landfall in mexico beach, florida, and nearby panama city. today we have been following the news of that devastation. a hospital evacuations in the panhandle. the scary news about helicopters being used to airlift in pallets of food and water to a large scale security psychiatric facility that wasn't evacuated ahead of the storm. so we'll have more on the storm damage ahead, including what appears to b

cobb went on to say when asked about whether the president was in trouble over collusion or obstructiont really know. honestly i do believe he has intention to get it done as quickly as possible, robert mueller. asked if the probe would find obstruction or collusion, he ducked obstruction, said there's no evidence of collusion. this is something that matt miller on the program at the top of the hour says that's a tell from someone who has seen all of the obstruction evidence. nick, it does seem this confirms from another person on the president's legal team what john dowd reported as saying. on the question of collusion, there's some plausible deniability from the president's part, that maybe it stopped at stone or donald trump jr., but on obstruction and conduct in office with white house counsel, don mcgahn spending 30 hours at least with robert mueller with all that visibility into the desire to have sessions recused, the desire to fire mueller, although it wasn't successful, that his friends and associates think the president has a lot of exposure on obstruction. >> the evidence is

ty cobb was running point to the way the white house responded to the tons of document requests they got from mueller, cobb made it keer they were not going to invoke executive prifl, that they were going to play ball and be a good teammate to the mueller investigation. will cipollone take that same tag in working with the hill? probably not. it's a very good chance there will be interesting clashes between the executive and legislative branches about the general question of how the government is supposed to work. >> jump in here, joyce. >> how they'll respond when they're deluged on the hillside, should the democrats retake the house with these investigative subpoenas. that process on the hill could bear a lot of fruit, particularly if the democrats are aggressive and successful in getting tax information and other financial documents. of course, there's nothing that prohibits them from sharing that information with prosecutors, whether that's mueller, other u.s. attorneys offices or the new york ag, who has now surfaced in some of these case. >> one thing that's not on that list th

. >> we cannot have an ally who murdered in cold blood in their own cobb s consulate. >> reporter: fall-out, stock market and pulling out of saudi investment and tweeting appreciation to all including the administration for not jumping to conclusions. >> we will see what happened. >> reporter: missing, jamal khashoggi, a washington columnist. turkey's government says it has evidence he was killed by saudi operatives. former via director, john brennan. i would be inconceivable such an operation would be run by the saudis without the knowledge of the day-to-day decision-maker, crown prince muhammad. >> a great honor to have the crown prince with us. >> reporter: the president's close ties. >> i love saudi arabia. >> reporter: add pressure to deliver a severe punishment if the saudis are responsible. secretary treasurer mnuchin still plans to go to the conference next week. >> mr. mnuchin will make up his mind as the investigation progresses and information surfaces. >> reporter: the saudi government denied any involvement and issued a statement saying it would respond to any political or econ

we have now learned that cobb exemption a homestead at the same time you reported your vehicles wereistered in tennessee. --question to you is this when will you pay back the taxpayers or this fraudulent exemption, the car taxes you have been skipping out on if you do in fact live in the sixth district? are mcbath: i believe you trying to diminish the confidence of the people in this district. i will be more than happy to answer the question. in 1990. georgia i have lived in georgia longer than you have. my son was born and raised in georgia. he went to marietta high. i've voted for myself in the primary election and the runoff. what i will say to you is, i have paid georgia taxes for every year i lived in georgia. working onn i was behalf of the democratic party, andusband and i had serious deep family discussions about provisions we needed to make. changing mywas residents to tennessee. i changed it for 2016 and 2017. i have changed it back. me as thatconsider is disingenuous. yourhandel: the fact is, family received homestead exemptions for both years you were in tennessee. exempt

specific areas impacted tonight include clearlake, clearlake oaks, clearlake park, cobb, finley, hidden valley lake, kelseyville, lakeport, lower lake and middletown in lake county; napa, angwin, calistoga, deer park, lake berryessa, pope valley and st. helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern eas of sonoma county. ( james ) happening tonight... several lanes will be closed of the western side of the bay bridge starting tonight. scheduled maintenance is happening from 8 at night until 4 in the morning...crews will be working on this until october 27th. seals on bridge joints will be replaced. lane closures will alternate each night between westbound and eastbound roadways. at least one lane in each direction will remain open at all times. ( darya ) happening now... commuters will now be able to use fremont street in downtown san francisco. ( james ) the area has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. (lydia)this is something a lot of commuters have been waiting for.....the opening of fremont which ha

. >> reporter: mike cobb is rebuilding his home from ash. >> i was lucky to get out with my family and our dogs and cats. but none of our possessions. including two safes. >> both of them just completely disintegrated. >> reporter: that he figured were fireproof. you couldn't recognize it. it was just the bottom that i could tell was the safe and the top was this material. >> reporter: so it melted? >> it all melted, yeah. just disintegrated. >> reporter: sam's safe melted too. >> it was supposed to be fireproof. >> reporter: take a look online. many safes are marketed as fireproof. but what does that word mean? it turns out the u.s. fire administration and the national institutes of standards and technology don't define or regulate the term fireproof. so we called seven u.s. safe companies that advertise fireproof safes and asked for their definition. we got five different answers, including an arizona maker, following a swedish definition. a south carolina company using chinese criteria, and a texas company adhering to a korean benchmark. some indicate their products meet a ul standa

five hundred year old half timbered houses now service cafes cobbs nightclubs and restaurants. the top century roman catholic cathedral is one of ren's landmarks the site dates back to the sixth century father ben not old today has been in charge here since two thousand and five. i think i just by federal was constructed in place of a roman temple at first it was a gothic cathedral but it had to be torn down because it became unstable reconstruction on this cathedral began in seventeen eighteen french artist is responsible for the modern elements of the alter. the city's fine examples of renaissance in your classical architecture include city hall the opera which stands just opposite and parliament. a guided tour can help better understand their rich history. i don't need we are standing in front of brittany's parliament this building was the seat of parliament from six hundred fifty five the middle of the seventeenth century it was set up in the very heart of brittany's capital to represent the french kings authority. in seven hundred twenty a fire reached and ran for almost a

and fumbling cobbs going on fog dolphin see how that works and moreover camera also keeps watch over the cockpit checking whether you continue to pay attention even when your hands are off the wheel or whether you might be chatting to much with passengers because that hasn't been regulated either that's why there are still strict limits in europe and here in the us as reinhold the rules are more relaxed so he doesn't have to touch the steering wheel as often then from like. another helpful feature is the parking back up assistant i know explains how that works in detail. when. if he's parked in a tight space or has. even driven into a cul de sac that's hard to get out of then he activates the assistant because it's recorded the last fifty meters then he's driven just like he says then all he has to do is put it in reverse activate the backup assisted in control speed with the brake and then he can take his hands off the wheel and the assistance drives him back to his starting point or to the place where he took the wrong turn that landed him in the dead end street and. this is going

. >> we dive right in i can't wait to get to that jersey over there let's start with ty cobb portraitball card every issued 1909 makes this special that it has advertisement on the back for ty cobb brand have to bako two dozen known to exist worth 125,000 dollars fit didn't have ty cobb back worth 800. >> incredible how about the auction item clerks buzzing with rare find by babe ruth lou gehrig. >> we have this right here on desk one favorite pieces of memorabilia in the auction this is gradeded by psa, 8 on scale of 10 second finest known example we couple 150,000 dollars or moregraded nine out of 10 sshl perfect. >> 1952 top mickey mantle card how much is that. >> this one down here 108,000 dollars we expect to get a couple more bids makes this card special it was kept in collection since 1972, 1927 paid 100 dollars for it a nice return on investment. >> how about this era box of cards featuring a jim brown rookie card this is incredible right here this looks so old to me that is shows you how -- old it is. >> from 1968, im. >> looks exactly like 60 years egg jim brown's card one o

she's fashionable cobb says i'm not a devotee i'm just here to do my job just let me go then she faces stone and that's when she is forced to return back. to support somebody. and give a little bit of that's going to we don't look at the sector that's my sister. the latest twist in the case of journalist jamal khashoggi coming up saudi arabia finally admitted he was murdered during a visit to its consulate in istanbul we've got that and plenty more besides coming up in ninety seconds flat. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. theory dramatic to follow only loosely. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. just approaching eighty minutes into the program welcome back in another extraordinary development in the case of slain journalist jamal khashoggi so do you rebias foreign minister sees the art spoken columnist was murdered by a rogue operation of its consulate in istanbul adding it was a tremendous mistake and you also said they did not know the whereabouts of these remains. pujol

splashing out cobb says i'm not a devotee i'm just here to do my job just let me go. then she faces still infected and that's when she is forced to drift on back. to support services. and give a little bit of protest and that we don't look to these talk to the sponsors. the latest developments on the case of journalist jamal khashoggi next to saudi arabia finally admitted some days ago died during a visit to its consulate in istanbul we got the details about plenty more besides and there are ninety seconds. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. clearly dramatic to follow only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. minutes past eight am here in moscow this monday morning welcome back saudi arabia's foreign minister says the death of journalist jamal khashoggi at its consulate in istanbul was a grave mistake. pujols who did this to us outside the scope of their authority there obviously was a tremendous mistake made and what compounded the mistake was the attempt t

she's the only woman i know at lunch would eat a third of a cobb salad. you felt huge next to her. and i said -- it was always terrible because she knew more gossip about the obamas than i did. it was like, i don't know, ma'am, yes, it's terrible, whatever. so we're talking once and i said, you know, i just noticed president reagan coined -- has had such has had such an effect on our language. some people think jesus said. she looked up at me without effect, that's the thing

see splashing out cobb says i'm not a devotee i'm just here to do my job just let me go then she faces still infected and that's when she's forced to return back. to support some of them and give a lot they're going to have a protest and they would often talk to these talk to the sponsors. for thirty two minutes that's when i'll be back with another full of katrina to watch not internationals from god have. i. russia definitely on the dollar is a shame kim they are hoarding gold they're building a gold as a play to de dollar rise they are looking for the dollar to trade significantly lower. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. or some want to be. too great to be press this is what the three of them will be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first. place. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i'm for children washington thank you so much for joining we're glad you're on board coming up today german chanc

applause] fbihe findings from the investigation into alleged sexual assault into supreme court on a brent cobb and i were delivered to capitol hill last night. the results are available for senators to review. there will be a final confirmation vote possible this weekend. we will show senate speeches on the kavanaugh nomination tonight 2 starting at 8:00 p.m. et. >> here is a look at the 2018 debates coming up on c-span. tomorrow night, iowa congressman rod blum debates his democratic challenger. on saturday, montana to republican congressman greg ginn 40 and challenger -- greg gianforte and challenger kathleen williams will debate. >> with the control of congress in question, see the competition c-span.self on make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. posty morning, washington national security reporter greg miller discusses his new book discussing russia's interference in the 2016 election. and the former secretary of state for african affairs talks about first lady melania trump's trip to africa. c-span

[cheers and applause] and now brett cobb long - - brett cavanagh is doing as well.es to be pushed around. phil is only running because chuck schumer begged him because that runs right through tennessee. the second amendment higher taxes, and this 13. get used to them. we don't want ice they said. if you want to stop schumer from becoming majority leader if you want to stop your taxes from going up 50 percent or more this will happen then you must vote against bredesen. your vote will decide which controls the senate that is how close it is. a democrat controlled senate will always be raising your taxes. there is nothing you can do. he will vote with the democrats. healthcare. we gave you the largest tax cuts in the history of this country. not with one democrat. [applause] they don't vote for a reason but because it is against trump anything that we do. if it is really good they want to stop. unbelievable things and we have to let it happen. they will flood your streets with criminal aliens. that is what will happen. they are always attacking law enforcement. under

, and in sonoma county, cloverdale, and lake county, clear lake, clear lake oaks, clear lake park, cobb, lower lake and middle town. you can go to our website, abc7news.com to find out if your power may get shutoff. we have a link where you can type in your address and it will tell you if your home is served by pg&e and is going to lose its electricity. >>> now, we sent out an alert about the power outage at 9:08 p.m. threw the abc 7 news mobile app. that app is a great way to stay on top of breaking news. it's free to download. just make sure to enable those push alerttr t by the transbay terminal is reopening. traffic will flow a instretch between howard and mission streets in the city. two cracks were discovered in the ceiling of theui causing fremont to close. the reopening of fremont street could have a significant impact on your commute. we've got you covered starting at 4:30 in the morning. traffic reporter hp yalouaex g there are any trouble spots in the morning. >>> on the san francisco side of the bay bridge for the next couple of weeks during the late night and early morning

the latest 3.1 near cobb in lake county. no reports of damage or injuries >>> in the east bay, a jail kwreup mate who says he was the victim of an assault skpaeupb staged by deputies at the santa rita jail another inmate spray soria with a mix of urine and feces in a staged attack. >>> think of the horribleness of throwing feces and urine on someone for the exact purpose of humiliating him and also making him sick. >> the lawsuit does not specify damages. several deputies are facing criminal charges. >>> in the peninsula, residents expected to voice their opposition tonight on a plan to install cell phone towers in san mateo. the sustainability and infrastructure commission is expected to update the status of more than a dozen small cell anna antenn antennas. to agreddress the concerns of t city. >>> hasbro has released classic board games with an adult spin. clue, what happened last night lost in vegas. oh, my. players have so was of last wit where they left him and what they were doing. i'm just going to leave it alone. th

mike cobb is one of those people he is rebuilding. during those fires, he had two saves. >> you couldn't recognize it. it was the bottom was the safe the top was this crumbly material. it melted. disintegrated. >> so what makes a safe fire proof? tonight at 11:00, we'll explain what is or isn't behind that label. where a major auditor says that term is misleading. how you may want to change your family evacuation plans to take into account serious limitations in fes. if you have a story, call us. 1-888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. . >> 6:26 right now. fighting opioid abuse the new push today in one contra costa county city to help fight prescription drug addiction. >> mellissa meyer used to leaya, now the change she wants to make to make a funeral home something >> my bowl daughter, i will miss her. i don't know if i can make it. >> an east bay family is grieveing. who they say is responsible more killing their daughter. one mom's message to other young women. right now at 6:30-- taking a live look outside across the

the east cobb couple had arranged for luis to baby-sit weeks ago.their son attends his youth mentor programd he is a friend of the family.they believe lewis was stalked, harassed, and questioned by police--david parker/parent: "for bwb which is i guess the new thing baby-sitting while black." (catherine) that was brittany miller reporting...the woman who made the call to police has not been publicly identified. the children's parents are questioning the woman's motive -- saying the childrenhad not been showing any signs of being in danger. still ahead at 8 passengers delays for hours...over the emotional support animal that someone brought onboard... also - how your children's health might be dramatically affected by how much time they spend - staring at screens. and next. a mother appalled by what her 4 year old daughter brought home from daycare.... "had my daughter ingested the capsule and not spit it out, i would be planning a funeral." mother: "low and behold whatever this test kit is, it was blue and he

republican incumbent faces democrat tedra cobb and green party candidate lynn kahn. the cook political report lists this race as likely republican. >> three candidates seeking to represent new york 21, the largest district geographically in new york state. face-to-face for the first debate. >> this is a special of the first 21st district debate. we are hosting the first among the candidates running in the u.s. house for new york's 21st district.

she is the only one i know who it eat a third of a cobb salad at lunch. it was always terrible because she would have more gossip about the obama's that i did. we were talking once and i said i just noticed, president reagan , this is had such an effect on our language and our sense of national identity. people think that jesus said shining city on a hill. she looked up at me with those big eyes and said without effect, that the kind of thing ronnie would do, isn't it? should we all beloved as nancy davis loved ronald reagan. >> thank you very much jon. >> [ applause ] >> this weekend on american history saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, university of delaware professor tiffany gill on the role of african-american women in the civil rights movement. at 10 pm eastern on real america, the 1960 broadcast, the nixon answer in michigan. and on sunday, at 7 pm eastern, the 30th anniversary of the tenement museum in new york city. edit 8 pm, on the presidency, former first lady barbara bush's grandchildren and laura bush reflect on her life and le

mike cobb is one of those people. he is rebuilding now during the fires. he has two safes. two of them that did not survive at all. >> you couldn't recognize it. so it was basically just a bottom that i can tell. and the top was this crumbly material. >> it all melted. >> it melted, just disintegrated. >> so what makes a safe fireproof? tonight at 11:00, we'll explain what is or isn't behind a label like that and why a major industry auditor says that term is simply misleading. we'll also look at how you might want to change your family's evacuation plan to take into account some serious limitations in the safe. if you have a story for us, call us or e-mail us. >> you put something in there, you think it's going to be okay. those documents or pictures or videotapes that you have that are precious to you are going to be okay. >> gone. >> and that's what triggered us. we heard about this, somebody said the safe melted. what? >> we're bombarding you with questions. we'll have to wait until 11:00 to get answers. >>> a pay raise for amazon employees. the company says it is raisi

he gave cobbs a fake i.d., causing him to run for it and get tased.rested him at the scene and the tractor taker claimed he got drunk because his girlfriend dumped him. apparently she wrote him a john deere letter. the people's pant suit is coming to broadway. stumbling all over gotham. hillary clinton will be the subject of a new play called hillary and clinton. sources say it's the first play in history where each audience member will have their own private server. the play is set to take place during the 2008 democratic primaries. the ticket sales are expected to be through the roof. there is one ceiling hillary breaks. this is big news for bill who returns to broadway for the first time since flash dancers. first she smashed blackberries, then she smashed doors. she'll stop at nothing to get elected. she'll probably become russian. topic number four. the son of imprisoned hip hop producer suge knight claims tupac shakur is alive and living in malaysia. he was a rapper who sings i get around which is stormy daniels' theme song. most of people belie

is at selling his c-d's.now video of an incident involving the pint-sized rapper, his aunt, and a cobbounty police officer at cumberland mall is getting him more attention and getting the officer death threats.michael register, police chief:"he had to shut down his social media."police chief michael register says that's unfortunate because the public is only seeing a snippet of what happened. social media are disturbed an officer is putting his hands on a child and scuffling with him and his aunt.chief register says the officer wasn't in the wrong.michael register, police chief:"he was conducting a legal investigation and the young man was trying to be verbally combative."chief register says the officer was investigating whether the child has been given a criminal trespass warning, after the mall says this was the third time he had been caught selling c-d's. michael register, police chief: "he told the police officer, 'i don't have to eak with you and i know my rights.'" register says the child bent the officer's fingers and tried to push him in the chest. when the child tried to leave

in a rare interview, ty cobb said he doesn't think the ongoing investigation is a witch hunt, in factert mueller a hero. take a listen. >> bob mueller is an american hero in my view. he while he was injured carried one of his fellow soldiers out of harm's way in vietnam. he was a very serious prosecutor. he and i first met in the mid 80s. we were prosecuting different places. i've respected him throughout. >> when i interviewed for the position, i had some specific issues that i wanted to discuss in advance. you know, it was important to me in order to accomplish the task that i had, which was, you know, honorably interacting with the special counsel and facilitating either a court battle over, you know, documents or working out a way to cooperate, it was important to me not to have criticism wildly thrown back and forth and turn it into a ken starr-like process, the way that ended up. i think it was largely successful on the front end. it's deteriorated some on the back end but, you know, the president has a new personal team now and he's in charge of those guys. >> but he calls it a