recredibilitily cassie noticed the opposition to this bill was growing. so her group direct action everywhere looked into it and claims most of the people had been paid to be there. they found facebook posts two of them asking if anyone in l.a. was down to make an easy $100. others offered another chance to make easy money fighting tyranny. this contract offers fake protesters $175 per performance and includes a nondisclosure agreement. paid protesting is a growing industry. companies like crowds on demand bring paid actors to rallies to inflate the amount of support for events like union disputes or political protests. for cassie, as an actual activist, it's concerning. >> it's terrifying what money can buy. it can buy people's voices. kit buy people's concerns. >> reporter: ab-44 is making its way through the legislature. if it does pass it would take affect january 20202. >>> a new plan to deal with wildfire threats across the state is now the law. governor newsom signed off today. it sets up a fund to reimburse utilities for liabilities from wildfires

in fact, you see them right there in cassie's home security video. sham is the one in front and make it is down to the street. >> a truck comes by, and he stops for a very long team, just out of view of the camera. can you tell all the cars are backed up behind him. no one was going anywhere, then he turned around and went back the other direction. and no more tortoise. >> reporter: you don't actually see anyone take sham on video, but she believes the white truck is involved in it. >> you would have to have a truck to take him. he's huge. >> reporter: a good samaritan came to the door to let her know jack was in front of the house. both tortoises have dog tags and micro chic microchips with all their information. she's hoping someone will call police if they find him or see them for sale on craigslist or ebay. she wants to check with neighbors to see if they saw anything else before calling the authorities. anousha rasta, nbc bay area news. >>> a disturbing new study is giving us a better idea of how many california homes are at high risk for wildfi

for cassie, as an actual activist, it is concerning and has her questioning certain crowds. >> it is terrifying what money can buy. they can buy people's voices, it can buy people's concerns. we need these real grassroots supporters to show up and get active and speak out. >> reporter: ab 44 is making its way to the legislature. if it does pass it will take effect january 2022. and for cisco, susie stein will kpix5. >>> new details this evening about the santa rosa man suspected of hitting a toddler with his van and then taking off. police say he has a history of drunk driving. 47-year-old hector hector larios was arrested. police say he has four previous dy convictions over the past six years. please believe he was also under the influence yesterday. that is when he allegedly hit a two-year-old on range avenue near cutting town mall. the child was taken to a hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive. meantime hector larios is facing a felony hit-and-run and dui charges. >>> a lost and found a tombstone back in the bay area tonight. the 1880 tombstone returned to alame

cassie smedley, joins us, rnc deputy director of communications.in biro, former obama campaign regional director. cassie, speaking of president obama, this number when you combine it with the dnc, president obama running for re-election, that is better number. those two numbers were in mid '80s. this number is over 100 million. what does it tell us? is there wider message you say this will happen because the president has been able to raise this much money? >> or to look at the we're able to raise money as as a results of president. that is response to the enthusiasm. one number we have 15,000 new small donor numbers that came to us in the week of the president's relaunch. that speaks to the people hearing message. president, feeling results on their own lives. volunteering or yes, donating. that is great prospects for the 2020 election. connell: robin, we think how difficult it is, spend so much time on field of democrats, we even had the conversation ourselves again in a minute or two, but it speaks to the challenge of running against an incumben

you, right there, cassie. everybody else, have a seat, come on over here, cassie.m nurse. wayne: give her a round of applause, operating room nurse. saving lives. now we're going to make a deal with you right now. you ready for this? - i'm so excited.

>> cassie made the motion and commissioner bridges made the second. thank you. >> i think it is two years. he was naming out who made the motions. it helps. >> we want be the minutes to be accurate. all those in favor say aye. opposed. okay. that takes us to item 12. action item update to sfers proxy voting guidelines. >> members recommend changes in guidelines be consistent with relationship. >> i will passio will pass it ow to introduce it. >> good afternoon, commissioners. as you likely recall at the march meeting, the board approved appointing lewis as our new proxy voting services consultant. following that staff is working to transfer those services from the current provider to glass lewis. due to differences in definitions and calculations they use to make recommendations for the proxy votes as compared to existing proxy services consultant, a few changes to the proxy voting guidelines which are summarized in the memo and reflected in the attached draft. i note these don't materially change any of the principals on which we vote our proxies or

cassie hasn't called police just yet. she wants to check with neighbors to see if they saw anything else before calling the authorities. anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> free sham. bring it back. >>> still to come, maybe he had the munchies, not uncommon to see bears targeting trash cans. this raid is a little unusual, even by bear standards. that's next. berkeley preparing for a wildfire by staging evacuation drills. there's a map where the drills will take place next month. city leaders, firefighters and volunteers will run these drills. the goal pretty simple. to help people to practice the routes they'd use to get out of town if their neighborhood was on fire. the drills are scheduled for august 4th, 11th and 25th. if you want to register to be part of them, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. nothing scarier than trying to wake up your kid for school the day after halloween. what if halloween was always on the weekend? a petition going around to change the date to the last saturday of the month of octob

i want to bring in harry cassie ahn necessary, who says the president has done more good on korean issue year-and-a-half than president obama did in eight years. harry, the president quoted your op-ed. in my opinion the president has done more on the korean issue in last year-and-a-half than president obama in eight years. look at strides they made in the obama years, which advocated strategic patience. they stuck their head in the sand. this is why president trump has to deal with north korea the way it is now. he had to figure out what to deal with the korean mess. why president trump deserves credit. some, harry, they say president trump deserves the nobel prize. we're hearing conflicting stories from the media. i think president trump is firm on denuclearization. >> i don't have problem with the actual text but the headline. that we'll r we'll settle north korea for being a nuclear power. that is not true. it says north korea freezing its nuclear program would be at foundation. it almost feels likes a hit job from the "new york times." it is almost easy to debunk. you have to read th

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representative dress cassie joins us tonight. representative, thanks so much for coming on.t don't we know, what does the congresswoman still refused to answer? well, she refuses to answer everything from her siblings are up to details about her immigration documents that she has shown briefly to one reporter on her phone, anything that you ask her about or that people ask her about, she simply just ignores or may call you a racist. >> tucker: well, she will definitely call her a racist. she has made a career of that. in fact, i would say that has been the engine of her political career but this is not a crackpot theory. it is not reverse wisdom. there are serious questions about whether or not she committed immigration fraud and then committed perjury and then lying about it. why wouldn't law enforcement agencies be looking into that? >> obsolete. that's what we want them to do. as a matter of fact, today we held a press conference in order to ask the u.s. house ethics committee to investigate this and get to the bottom of it. we also launched a website, a citizen petition

this is cassie she's really nice and cool that's zak and wheezie there are also two kids, butth 're notis named emmy and she says "definitely!" a lot. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] well, it's a shame she didn't make the photo >> i know. [ light laught ] okay >> seth: um, that -- that's just some sort of skateboard. >> yeah! >> specifically, it's ed the ripstik. >> seth: uh-huh. >> it's also known as a wave board. >> seth: okay. >> and basically it's like a skateboard but much harder becae you have to, like, mov your hips and then both of these go in different directions and you go forwa >> seth: uh-huh. >> you look not cool, but i felt very cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: you had one >> yeah. >> seth: were you good at it >> i was really good at it >> seth: gotcha. so you'd like, basically come home, you'd knock out an episode of "dragon tales" -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and then jump on this bad boy. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: and just go rockin' down the road. >> uh-huh. >> seth: okay, great >> it was really cool. >> seth: i was drinking beers with a dog [ laughte

yesterday that we watched former bachelor colton underwood ride off into his happily ever after with cassieas lit a fresh fire under his reality tv career as a guest judge on season 5 of "chef showdown." >> colton's episode will premier tomorrow on top gulf's youtube channel. >> i have one question. is he still not that good in the kitchen? >> you're hilarious. >>> across the pond, britain's prince harry has made a major revelation about his future children. >> actually the future child, the sixth in line to the british throne told activist jane goodall that he wants, quote, two kids max. >> his reason, for the good of the planet. harry tells goodall his concern for the earth's conservation grew stronger after the birth of his son, archie, back in may. >> we don't need all these kids. >> all right. >> we populated the earth enough. >> yeah. look, he's doing his part. a time machine. (woman) and why is that? i was talking with our insurance agent and he said life insurance for people our age can be very expensive. to go back in time to buy life insurance we can afford. (whimsical funky music

we're talking to wendy higgins from humane society international, alongside cassie mcdonald and roxy,l honesty, not really, no. we were looking for a rescue dog, and we heard about the humane society international, that they were rehoming dogs in the uk, and so we went along to meet them with the rehoming charity called all dogs matter, they were lovely as well, and we met roxy, took herfor a little walk around the shelter, and she rolled over and was like a belly rub! iwas she rolled over and was like a belly rub! i was like, get in a car, sold! do you know much about the specific history for roxy and how she was treated? they have talked us through a little bit about what went on with roxy and her past, but so much uncertainty, we don't really know how old she is, you know, how many puppies she has had, three and a farm but maybe more, so we don't know a great deal about her history, but we took her as she is. she is recognising you on the monitor, she suddenly sat up and looked excited! 0ne suddenly sat up and looked excited! one day, tell us about the work that your charity does,

the civic, specific agency was, i just am a government protected me that the camden died i spoke to cassie about there are a lot of government agencies coming in asking you what you did wrong, what is going on you have police, you have the hospital administrators and then, i am a law-abiding citizen but i was terrified that my other child was going to be taken away in the interim until he could figure it out, then the cpsc send me a letter saying we want to know all about your accident give me all of the details. and i went no thanks. because it is just not, i do not know what your purpose is i have never heard of you and why would i want to tell one more government agency the most terrifying day of my life. >> thank you.>> captain. >> chairwoman, congresswoman, before i got involved in my work on phasing out flame retardant in minnesota i had very little knowledge of the cpsc and we didn't know the work it was done, it is important work, we all lead busy lives, and we are not always able to digest all the information that is out there on products, but i remember the child growing up in th

cassie smedley, rnc deputy communications director, is with us now.t like medicare for all but you tell me, describe for me, please, what is the republican alternative? >> well, the republican alternative is already happening. we know this is complicated. president trump has said that much and he said he's going to continue to work on it but look at what this administration has already done. we signed a bill last fall to reduce drug prices and bring more transparency. we have seen prescription costs go down under the president's administration. this is something that he's going at day after day after day incrementally and the other issue we can't neglect here is what he's done on the opioid crisis, which we know is a big driver of costs, because it's plaguing so many communities in our country. stuart: okay. you may have heard my editorial at the top of the hour, trump unleashed. after all, mueller is done, impeachment's winding down, i don't think it's going to happen, and the economy is on a real roll. i think president trump is primed to go on offe

lethere's still py of time to enjoy the warm weather, so yahoo contributing editor cassy koets scouredeed right now. >> no fomo this summer. all of these products today, best sellers, top rated, top reviewed for summer. so i'm super excited to share. >> you are. we have been talking about it w for ale now. let's start with arfootwe. >> let's start first with the bathing suit becse it'she number one best selling athletic one-piece on amazon. 2300 reviews, four-plus stars. >> what makes it so popular? >> it has tummy control. mean, how about that, right? and it it's so comfortable. it looks great on all figures and it comes ire 28 diffe patterns. but, let's talk about her shoes, craig. >> i love those. >> these arehe $40 birkenstocks you have seen everyone in this summer. they're made ofeva, which is like a foam. >> okay. >> so comfortable. they have them for men. joseph has a pair. he just told . >> cheaper than the traditional birkenstocks. >> a fraction of the price, a best seller at zappos, andey e so cool. our next model phyllis is ver-up. a best-selling it's a chiffonomom trim cove

yahoo lifestyle contributing editor cassie pope has more. >> fireworks for all these sales, july 4th.mazon prime day on the 15th and 16th we're also going to see other retailers like walmart, ebay, target have sales around that time as well >> all getting on board. >> everybody, july is shop, shop, shop. >> let's start with appliances. >> yes, great, so our first -- actually we have electronics. >> electronics, yes. >> it's an incredible time to shop for tvs so amazon, monster deals we found a 50 inch toshiba for $80 off starting at $299. >> wow. >> $299. laptops, ebay is featuring dell intel core this is great for over $500 off, for $760, original price $1,299. iphones and ipads at walmart, iphones, $150 off. ipads, $80 off >> $150 off? that's good! >> yes you can get some great tech devices. >> let's walk to the kitchen. >> now everybody wants to know about appliances so major deals on major appliances now, refrigerators, if you're in the market, best buy has 40% a beautiful -- >> 40% off >> a beautiful lg french door stainless steel for $700 off at $999 dishwashers, home depot has

as senator cassie making suggestions about the xm bank and their involvement. the ability to invest in an asset that's no long on shore or strang stranded especially in emerging markets where creditworthiness may be a challenge for those countries looking to transition natural gas, having the ability to move a regasify indication than on shore facility gives that optionalty if we want to some sort of change whether from a financial standpoint or technology standpoint that allows a different adoption of a different fuel. now all of a sudden we have the ability to move that asset someplace else. i would suggest as technology on the import side continues to develop it reduces the risk you were asking about. >> i'll very important points. i appreciate that. this has been great conversation. i'm just thinking some years back i tasked my energy team to help us put some focus on what we called our energy 2020. it sounded so far away. and now we're working on 2030. but at that time it was really kind of a vision that we might be able to get to the a point where from an

cassie sang a person should not be put into bankruptcy if they are ill. prices are too high. am medicare for all. repeal it and let the free market work, states can start their own health care programs. employers have the incentive to offer good insurance to keep good employees. john is next and advocates for single-payer. tell us why. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: yeah. theink with regard to affordable care system, i think it was best benefit, those marginalized groups who cannot get health insurance through an employer or maybe they don't qualify for medicaid or medicare . that is a lot of people those at risk the most cannot get decent health care. even for my own self, i get health care my employer and in the past year, we switched health care providers and now i lost the doctor i had been going to because they don't take my new health insurance and i might be getting a new job in a couple weeks where i get yet a different health care provider. i may not even have the dr. i have now once again just because of the fact we have a single-payer system. if i ma

stuart: i want to bring in cassie smedley, rnc deputy communications director. you're getting the message out about the strong economy and the very strong market. what are you going to do about it? >> well, we appreciate your efforts but you're right. when your peers are spending 93% of their time on negative news about the president, it is hard to break through so we look for these unfiltered moments. you saw it today with the press conference. you just mentioned the great event in milwaukee where undoubtedly the president will talk about this great economy, and then for us at the rnc, we focus on a neighbor to neighbor model. you will hear a lot more talking about your 401(k) with your neighbor and for 35 million americans who do have 401(k)s, they are benefiting greatly from this economy and we are trying to empower our volunteers to have those conversation. that's really where the message will be delivered. that's really where we will get people to vote for president trump next year. stuart: you really got a jump on this. as i understand it, 55 million ameri

and on behalf of all arkansans, i wish him and his wife cassie much happiness in the next chapter of their lives. thank you, mr. president. and with that, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: ms. ernst: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes, we are. ms. ernst: mr. president, i ask that we vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. ernst: mr. president, with august around the corner, countless iowans, are planning to fill up their gas tanks and take to our scenic highways for one last summer road trip. i can tell you one thing, i'll be hitting the iowa roadways myself, and i cannot wait, folks. throughout the month i'll be continuing on what i call my 99 county tour, an annual tradition where i visit each and every one of iowa's 99 counties. i'll be logging hundreds of miles and speaking with thousands of iowans. and it doesn't get any better than heading back home, getting out of this d.c. smog, and talking with folks about the issues that matter most to