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south carolina near carlson. dorian is forecasted to move near the coast of south carolina later today and then head north to north carolina tonight and into the weekend. ray joins us at carlson. wet and windy is a good way to put it. all throughout the day, we have had pouring wind in isolated parts of the carolinas. there could be up to 15 inches so storm surge and flash flooding are big concerns. the storm surge in the carlson area could be five to eight feet. >>> this storm threatening to batter shorelines as far north as southern virginia dropping drenching rain and sending waves crashing while creeping closer to land. this is the real danger. and it is clear that we are going to have a lot of water. >> florida dodging a direct hit, but experiencing the damaging effects of the hurricane including flooding and dangerous storm surge in coastal neighborhoods. further norths, people are preparing for dorian. those whether or not didn't flee hunkering down. the navy ordering ships to head out to the ocean for saf

own backyard now he and his family tell us how he survived here's kevin tibbles >> reporter: pike carlson was in a fight for his life >> i was just punching trying to grab anything that i can, like a stick >> reporter: the 8-year-old was in his bailey, colorado, backyard a few weeks ago wh iwalking up and then seeing a mountain lion on this rock >> reportebeen reportsth in th one went for pike. his brother gage heard screams for help and got their dad. >> his head was in the lion's mouth >> reporter: ron carlson had a knife you've got to protect your children. >> reporter: the lion was later euthanized by wildlife officials. since then pike had two surgeries and got a warm welcome home. >> i can get the eye lid open to where i can see out of it. >> reporter: mom julie is grateful he's bouncing back. >> he's ready to go back to school >> reporter: pike's takeaway from his wrestling match -- >> no one try to wrestle a mountain lion because it's a cheater. >> reporter: because he says lions bite kevin tibbles, nbc news >> tough little guy. we're glad he's okay >>> up next serena williams a w

so carlson is now on its way towards wilmington, north carolina. the outer banks look to be the main focus. some of these convexive bands. you can see it is much stronger actually on the western edge than it is on the eastern edge. that is where it is containing very heavy rain. as it moves northward, it will start to clip parts of north carolina and move north. then it should accelerate. that is the way it looks. we had our own thunderstorms yesterday as advertised. santa rosa. and then up into lake county. things are a lot quieter today but they really picked up yesterday. that tropical moisture and monsoon. that put a lot of humidity in the mix. much quieter for us now. the ownshore breeze is in place. 50s and 60s for your temperatures. we are looking for 60s, 70s. maybe 80s. yes, thank you, steve. >>> now to the deadly boat fire off the santa barbara coast this morning. search crews are returning to look for the body of the 34th and final victim. the other has been recovered. now, the ntsb says it could take up to two years to figure out what c

the lion dragged carlson down a hill beneath a tree. out about the ordeal to kusa. >> i did find a stick and i tried to get it in the eye, but soon the stick snapped. >> reporter: his brother gage alerting his parents for help. >> i just imagined the worse and when i saw him i definitely was seeing the worst. >> reporter: the lion letting go of pike just as his father ron carlson was able to get to his son. this morning, pike grateful to be alive. showing off that sense of humor, pike gave sage advice for anyone who encounters a similar situation. don't wrestle a mountain lion, he said. they cheat. michael. >> what a great spirit of that kid. thank you so much. >>> now to a powerful high school football game in texas last night. two teams connected by the tragic shooting in el paso where they came together competing and showing us what sports are all about. t.j. holmes is back with more. hey, t.j. >> reporter: we know high school football is huge in texas. every game seems like a big game. this was different because you have one team fr

reporter is live for us in carlson, south carolina. very windy and rainy where yu are, jack i can. >> yeah, mike and katya, the western eyewall of the stor the is about 35 miles to the east of the bay which is to our north, so we are feeling those heavy strong winds. you looksee the cell boats are really bouncing around. at one point earlier today, we couldn't see the other side of that bridge, and even on the side of the marina. as the storm pushes through, we are seeing periods of very, very gusty wind. tropical storm-force winds are expected to linger if this area through the day and into tomorrow as the storm tracks northward. so far, we have not seen that the great amount of flooding that we expected to see with the storm surge. we have got about seven inches of rain measured in the carlson area. and that being said, having seen the four to eight-foot storm surge come in to any of the low-lying flood-prone areas like we expected. we did see some partially flooded out roads, some downed porea, but the flooding has not been what we

tucker carlson coming up next in washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."lions of school children across america. in fact, around the world skipped school today. they weren't playing hooky. they were, instead, participating in a coordinated left wing political protest. it was called climate strike so naturally msnbc was there to cheer them on. >> new york city is the home base for these protests. school officials, public school officials are allowing nearly 1 million students to cut classes. >> some of the signs by the way i have seen so far for this rally absolutely fantastic. >> i'm not in favor of encouraging people to skip class. if there is a cause that is important, this is it. so good on you for going out there and telling people what really matters. congratulations to you and those like you around the world. >> tucker: congratulations on skipping school. throughout the day news anchors assured their viewers that the strike was in fact being led by the kids. they were lying, of course, like all activist movements climate strike by adults for politica

i think tucker carlson is wrong there. there's a lot of -- there's still a lot of dismay because they're saying at a time where there's so many big issues in national security and foreign relations, we have foreign -- we have prime minister benjamin netanyahu, for example, just as all this was happening was claiming that the united states was going to assist him or be -- cooperate with him in annexing parts of the west bank. there's a lot going on, and the national security apparatus is in complete disarray. there's no sense of who's in charge. the president is firing people on twitter. and all that makes it very difficult for the united states to lead. so it's a lot of chaos and confusion. it's something that the president doesn't seem to mind so much, but certainly folks on the hill and elsewhere are very concerned about it. >> terrific point, where netanyahu is concerned. one of the stories that did get by today. hey, jeremy, newspaper reporters love the expression, "being mentioned for the job." who is being mentioned

carlson, on the way.ple asking the question, how would the raiders offense do without antonio brown, so far, so good. the raiders strike first. the final game of week one of the nfl, off to a hot start. ♪ that one?! no! what about that?! no! what about now?! no! that do it?! [ buffer stops ] still not working! how 'bout now?! no! i just don't know. i mean, i don't know who labeled this thing. yeah?! no! yeah?! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

my name is dr carlson i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and they discuss what you can do to it go ahead. stay choose and let's all try to stay. d.w. . he takes it personally you work with a little bit wonderful people and still make the team so special. for. more than a foot on mine. hello there and a warm welcome to news from the world of arts and culture of this guy german rock veteran barack features big in the show today as he opens a new exhibition in like seek and we'll get the lowdown on that and on these other stories. the impact of epic science fiction saga star wars on popular culture still resonates today in france the force is pretty strong and it's fuelling a lifesaver during trend. and in our series planet berlin we need an all of a monk only an ex-pat who's warming up the german capital with finest kashmir from her homeland. well outside germany people might struggle to understand his significance spot back 73 and still rocking is a living legend in this country he was the 1st guy for instance who dared to make german langua

riley carlson has the latest. >>by the crying of the people is to texas. >>texas is reeling in the aftermath of another mass shooting as the state and the nation mourned authorities are working multiple crime scenes. >>please understand this is. different type of an active shooter that we were involved with because he was mo. >>governor greg abbott visited the wounded and the people treating them sunday, 3 of those victims are law enforcement officers and one is a 17 month-old girl. she is in satisfactory condition and will have surgery monday to remove shrapnel from her chest. the names of the dead have not been officially released. but authorities say they ranged in age from 15 to 57. among them 29 year-old usps mail carrier mary granados her sister tells cnn she was on the phone with her when she was shot. authorities believe she was killed with type weapon and identified the shooter as 36 year-old seth has more seen here in these old images. officials say his vehicle switch was behind reports of a second shooter. >>there are no definitive answers as to

tucker carlson is next. stay tuned for that. good night ever ready. have a good night. ms. of ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight as the brett kavanaugh saga has just reminded us, the left roots around for people they don't like. the question is, do they apply the same standard to themselves? we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive who once again confirms that noel. the standards are not the same. we will bring that to you in just a minute. but first, here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name a single thing she's accomplished? most americans cannot. you have no idea who she is. the one thing you know about harris is that she could very easily become the president of the united states. and you know this because you've been told that confidently again and again on television. >> the name i'm hearing now, because there was a she the people serving in politics. number one name of people, the person that is on people's mind peered kamala harris. >> b

rylee carlson has the latest (jrs)coming up.. a car crash leaves thousands without power in one bay area city. what police say lead to the crash. (jrs)plus.. a community is in mourning after the murder of a sikh man. we hear from family members on the loss of one. (jrs)and.. dozens of protestors marched through downtown berkley... to rally against marxism. we have that story next. (jrs)university and berkeley police shut down several downtown streets today after news of a rally and counter- demonstration. you can see them armed with riot gear as they followed the protestors' who marched around town. thankfully all demonstrations ended peacefully. kron 4's taylor bisacky explains why people everyone was protesting and how it all unfolded. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . another warm night is on tap for the bay area with overnight lows ranging from the mid 50s to mid 60s. warm temperature will continue under mostly sunny sky for your labor day monday. warmest te

my name is carlson so i'm allowed to say this. the swedes have no sense of humor.re is not one person in the country with a sense of humor that suggests this couldn't be satire because that word doesn't translate into swedish. >> yeah, that's possible. i'm with you. i know i feel like we have got to be getting punked here. we have to be. so i can't really take this at face value. i would say that it fits into the current climate hysteria. when you were showing those clips of you who the democrats are one upping each other, it's amazing that thing on cnn didn't rate. it seems likes a they were all trying to outdo each other at how much you could give up in order to be, you know, morally righteous, that everybody wouldn't be jumping on board with that. it's shocking. but if you look at the craze right now, so everybody is selling these meatless burgers, if you look wendys is jumping on board, everybody is trying get on board. they're not actually healthy. that's the irony of the meatless thing, filled with sodium, has tons of calories made of starch and potatoes. tho

as miss carlson explained, because of the secrecy around forced arbitration, it is impossible to know exactly how many women were sexually assaulted or harassed and came forward. what we also don't know is how many women chose not to come forward but to stay quiet or quit because they knew they would be forced into arbitration where their voices would be silenced, end quote. this humiliating and corrupt system equals people to be deprived of their right. forced arbitration is also a road to the fundamental rights of our nation's men and women in uniform. veterans and their families. these brave americans have sacrificed much in service to our country. they've fought to protect the fundamental idea we are a nation of laws and institutions that guarantee the rights and prosperity of every american. since the second world war, congress has strengthened the rights and protections of service members and veterans through laws like the uniform services employment or usera. that they can take leave without fare of losing their job when they return home. these laws guarantee every veteran and

tucker carlson coming up next from d.c. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." believe it or not, it was a year ago this book that a constellation of left wing activist groups cooked up a series of outlandish lies designed to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. the national news media as you will remember joined the smear campaign. they repeated and magnified the slurs. but in the end it was to no effect. dolphin was confirmed any way. why? because not a single allegation against him turned out to be true, not one. and so they their only lasting effect was to traumatize brett kavanaugh's wife and children. yet, the left never to this day apologized for their dishonesty or their profound cruelty nor did they accept defeat. they never do accept defeat. why? because when politics is your religion, acknowledging reality looks like sin and so it continues. over the weekend the "new york times" revived the attacks on brett kavanaugh. the newspaper ran a story excerpt

my friend tucker carlson up next from washington, d.c. good night, everybody: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucke "tucker carlson tonight." it was just three days ago that "new york times" reporters kelly and robin were the toast of the left. by things move fast. their new book appeared to finish the job that the national media started a year ago and take out brett kavanaugh for good. the authors accuse kavanaugh of committing a kind of sexual assault as a college student more than 30 years ago at yale. details were sparse but was enough to launch a tsunami of rage from the left. shatters on the other cable channels key nounsed kavanaugh as a gang rapist. all the leading democrats running for president demanded that kavanaugh be impeached and removed from office. and then almost immediately the story fell apart. sunday night the newspaper was forced to make a devastating correction to the piece. in fact, the woman that kavanaugh supposedly attacked didn't remember anything about the event. and just like so many previous s

tucker carlson coming up next in washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s america. in fact, around the world skipped school today. they weren't playing hooky. they were, instead, participating in a coordinated left wing political protest. it was called climate strike so naturally msnbc was there to cheer them on. >> new york city is the home base for these protests. school officials, public school officials are allowing nearly 1 million students to cut classes. >> some of the signs by the way i have seen so far for this rally absolutely fantastic. >> i'm not in favor of encouraging people to skip class.

. >> jedediah: did you learn that on the tucker carlson show last night?ching tucker, forgive me, talker. >> juan: some of that i think i'm expectations are too high for us to win everything. iowa, new hampshire. >> dana: it's hard to beat the front runner for 18 months, and he is a shaky front runner, i think, but despite the big lead, the media is now accentuating everything that happens to be part of one of the narratives that he is too old, or too many gaffes, or the positions are too moderate. everything he does because nobody else is really making news. you get some news. bernie sanders is basically talking about abortion for population control. i guess you could make news like that and if i were the speed bn campaign i would say go ahead. the elizabeth warren and bernie sanders alliance is going to attack biden together or attack each other because these two groups need to come together to get behind one nominee, whoever that nominee is going to be. i don't know if it will happen next week but that is what i'm going to watch for. i'm sure it will at

tucker carlson is next. stay tuned for that. good night ever ready. have a good night. ms.welcome to tucker carlson tonight as the brett kavanaugh saga has just reminded us, the left roots around for people they don't like. the question is, do they apply the same standard to themselves? we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive who once again confirms that noel. the standards are not the same. we will bring that to you in just a minute. but first, here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name

so must see tv on tucker carlson last night, watch this. >> how can you take an suv to the gym, and back day, and say that you are really worried about climate? >> it's a chrysler pacifica, a hybrid electric, it's not an suv i go back to my neighborhood all the time, it's the way that i stay connected to people that i'm able to have a routine that allows me to be the best mayor i can be. melissa: are you, i mean, maybe he is the best mayor he can be, but look at this, so this is just year-over-year, murder is up, rape is up, mel any assault up, grouped larceny up, all year-over-year in new york city in this past year. he's the best mayor he can possibly be. that may be true. i don't think he could be a better mayor, he's just an awful mayor but he couldn't be better because he's awful. the average retail vacancy rate jumpsing to 5.6 to 8.9% last year, a bunch of neighborhoods the about 25% and new york city mayor clocking seven hours at city hall in may, because he's out riding around in his minivan that isn't an suv. that's according to the new york post. this month he decided to jet se

joining me now, eugene scott, "washington post" political reporter, and margaret carlson, columnist forhe daily beast. margaret, this was an unusual speech, actually, from the president. there were some moments there. what were some of your highlights? >> there were protesters on the outside, there was great love on the inside, laughing at all his jokes, whether or not they were funny. and part of it, he was the 11th person at the debate, calling up the names he gives for people. he was touting his tax cut, i'm going to give you a tax cut, you a tax cut, middle class a tax cut, on and on. and even revived pocahontas, which he hasn't done for a long time. also everything the democrats are talking about, he made fun of. the environment, he went after aoc. he said one thing that was kind of amusing, he went after light bulbs. that's now the new issue that points out how squishy democrats are. he's going to bring back old light bulbs, like this was what a president is elected to do. and he said, "they make me look orange, but they make you look orange too." >> margaret, this is of course an

ann carlson, thank you so much. week on nbc news and msnbc confront climate change in a special series "climate in crisis." on thursday and friday, chris hayes and ali velshi will moderate climate forum 2020 featuring 2020 presidential candidates, including senator bernie sanders, senator cory booker -- mayor pete buttigieg and more. it will stream live on nbc news now and telemundo with special coverage across msnbc.com and msnbc. keep it right here. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets. -how about some carrots? you don't want to ruin your dinner. -you're not my dad! -that's fair. overstepped. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes thenot actors, people, who've got thei

tucker carlson coming up next from d.c.welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." believe it or not, it was a year ago this book that a constellation of left wing activist groups cooked up a series of outlandish lies designed to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. the national news media as you will remember joined the smear campaign. they repeated and magnified the slurs. but in the end it was to no effect. dolphin was confirmed any way. why? because not a single allegation against him turned out to be true, not one. and so they their only lasting effect was to traumatize brett kavanaugh's wife and children. yet, the left never to this day

good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."spent today demonstrating the bahamas, if you saw the pictures you know how awful it really was. now the storm is coming here to make landfall in the carolinas. we will be tracking it throughout the night on fox. but first a major shift in policy is that everyone should be paying attention to. yesterday walmart which is the world's largest retailer announced it's not taking sides in the gun debate. the company announced it will no longer sell handgun ammunition and it stores nor will it stop, rifle rounds that can be "also used in large capacity

. >> i remember meryl streep saying to me, when i said, oh, should i play gretchen carlson? yes, you should. so when meryl says yes, you should, you do what she says. >> you do it. >> in "bombshell," nicole plays the former fox news anchor who brought down boss roger ailes in a sexual harassment suit along with megyn kelly, played by charlize theron. >> what was the transformation process like for you and charlize? >> i walked on the set with charlize and i was like, are you kidding me? i was like shocked and that was in person, up close, i couldn't believe it was her. i kept looking at her going, charlize? >>> still ahead -- i'm going to hit the road. oprah on tour. how you can meet her. >>> then, justin hartley spent his break from "this is us." only we're taking you to the set of his new movie >>> and we're first behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars" with hannah b. >> bless my partner's heart. he has to deal with the beast a lot. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> now, oprah's big announcement, she's going on the road and we have all the details from miss

the sharks lost their preseason opener to anaheim tonight 4-3 but earlier we talked to eric carlson.itcast he's come back with some serious injuries. we talked about the toughness of hockey players. >> i'm amazed like a guy gets a puck in the face and loses four teeth and all that -- >> yeah, that's all fixable. that's not a big issue. >> if i lose a tooth i'm out for like a month here. it's tv, make-up, you know how that goes. >> anything, you know, that you break that you can fix, the face is fine. if you lose an eye, then it's tough. but everything else is fine. >> anything short of losing an eye, you're okay. >> yeah. >> i can't lose this. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock pod casts available on itunes, youtube. and you're i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy wh

my friend tucker carlson up next from washington, d.c.ood evening and welcome to tucke "tucker carlson tonight." it was just three days ago that "new york times" reporters kelly and robin were the toast of the left. by things move fast. their new book appeared to finish the job that the national media started a year ago and take out brett kavanaugh for good. the authors accuse kavanaugh of committing a kind of sexual assault as a college student more than 30 years ago at yale. details were sparse but was enough to launch a tsunami of rage from the left. shatters on the other cable channels key nounsed kavanaugh as a gang rapist. all the leading democrats

of ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ."eft feels no compunction about rooting around in the past of people they don't like and using what they find to destroyun them. the question is do they apply the same standard to themselves? tonight we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive and once again confirms that no, the standards are not the same. we will bring that in justth a minute, but first and i come here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name a single thing she's accomplished? if you're like most americans, you

stay with fox news channel for the very latest on hurricane dorian paired for now, back to tucker carlsononight, already in progress. ♪ >> in low-lying areas. what do you suppose god thinks about? i bet he thinks that messed up. at least one way of talking about this is that it is a kind of sin. >> tucker: you shudder to think of the torments waiting for you and father pete's episcopalian version of hell imagine him lecturing you for eternity wagging his little fingers in your face and bragging about his virtue. it's enough to make you want to obey. father pete though there is no such judgment because at the very same time he is lecturing you father pete himself is likely to be sipping perrier in the gulf stream. according to an associated press report, buttigieg flies on climate-destroying private jets more than any other democratic candidate in the race right now appeared how can that be? we asked the buttigieg campaign that question today and here's their response. "we fly commercial as often as possible and only fly noncommercial when the schedule dictates." noncommercial, that makes

it is not just chris wallace, also shepard smith who has been in a war of words with tucker carlson.nd you have some of their contributors going back and forth as well. judge napolitano. and what is interesting -- >> oh, god, what an image. >> what is interesting about that "vanity fair" story, it tells us something that we ought to understand, fox is run by people who have mixed viewers of donald trump. no family, no board of director shoes have as much power over american politics as they do. but something is going on there. the problem for fox though, if they turn too hard against trump, they will run the risk of alienating their audience. and the conservative audience wants to be a safe space. >> and how important is fox news to trump? >> extremely important. you could argue it is probably the single most important entity he has to keep his base, the most durable thing he's had going the last three or four years. chris wallace didn't start by being an honest broker this morning. >> that's what i said, he's always been chris wallace. >> there are a number of news side people that

most progressive people in the trump administration. >> first of all, i wouldn't comment on tucker carlson, he's a nit wit, and a racist. second of all, i know bolton well, because i have done some work with him on an iranian matter. bolton is a hard liner, he feels strongly that we should in fact attack iran. i actually kind of personally like him even though i don't support his views on things. and i think bolton was too much for trump. bolton also has very -- bolton is smart. you may not like him, and you may think his views are awful, but he's a smart guy, andki abo. trump doesn't. and trump is always threatened by people who know what they're talking about. now, i'm not sorry john is gone, because i didn't want to go to war with iran, and i know john believes we ought to dispose of that regime by force, but, you know, he's going to say something. i have not experienced john bolton as a liar. he's very conservative, far more to the right than i am. as i wait for his public statement about what really happened, i'm more inclined to believe john bolton than i am donald trump. >> i find i

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."or years now on this program, we have had some unkind words for mayor bill de blasio of new york. the described divorce io has other things, just stupid, a pothead, and the worst mayor in the history of cities but it turns out bill de blasio does not hold a grudge. we learn this yesterday when he called us out of the blue for a friendly conversation. not tonight, he is going to be appearing on the show, why? stay tuned, she is up in just a minute. the first night, and it was an act really of want and cruelty committed against defenseless television viewers. last night, seen and subjected to tiny audience to what it described as a climate change town hall. the thing went on for seven hours. that's a long time. in fact, that so long that climate productions made that the start of the evening could have been proven wrong by the end. an entire species of polar bear might have become extinct by the third commercial break. that's a long time. and yet in the name of science, hugh hardy souls

in carlson, south carolina with a look at the storm's path coming up. you >>> good morning.ws. a big rig carrying live chickens. we have live team coverage of the the crash. >> extending all necessary means to find out the cause and origin of the fire aboard this vessel. >>> e invest grace continues in a deadly boat fire as more have i been identified. >> time to get out his running app. once the wind speeds get up to 40 to 45 miles aen hour, emergency crews will not be able to come in and get you. >> mandatory evacuations are in . >> thank you for joining us on thursday, september 5:00. i let's get you to westbound 80. a big rig carrying live chickens has overturned on the san pablo road. >> a sad situation. alyssa

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carlson joins the show that and much more the break.ot of sunshine around the bay area now but soon the skies going to fill those clouds made a couple of raindrops w uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>all right here we go welcome to the set of bay area sports night getting ready for our 7 o'clock show on kron on here's what's crazy. jason, ok because nfl just started we're getting ready for the baseball playoffs before we know it hockey season is back erik karlsson the great defenseman for the sharks joined us in studio, this afternoon to get a look ahead into the season we talked about a number of topics but out what's it going to take for the sh

. >> last month 8-year-old pike carlson was playing on the family's trampoline when a neighbor calledike began to walk through a wooded area when he saw the big cat. >> right when i yelled for help, it pounced on me. and me and the mountain lion rolled down the hill. >> and it was just chewing on him. all you know is that your child is in danger. and you can't let that continue. >> pike's dad who you heard there ran to help. the mountain lion took off but not before cracking pike's skull, jaw, and over bital bone. it required 52 staples and he will need surgery but doctors say he will be okay. >>> san francisco's cable cars date back to the 1870s. a special treat today courtesy of muni that provided a trip back in time. >>> and meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the accuweather forecast. >>> the nfl is back, week one, the niners trying to get started on the road in tampa bay. find o so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside.

he has traditional advisers on one hand and the voice of tucker carlson on the other hand.and that's important to him. >> brennan: you heard secretary kerry say essentially, he is showing restraint, something that very few people thought donald trump would do, be restrained. >> he has the rhetoric as a way to satisfy his desire to seem strong, his desire to project power, but then when it comes to the actual formation of policy toward the region, the this is a situation where you can't let the iranians come in and just thumb their nose at the global community, say, we're not even going to accept a u.n. investigation before it happens. that's sending a clear signal about the way the regime views the rest of the world. >> brennan: radhika, the other thing we saw are these climate-related protests. the u.n. is the super bowl of diplomacy. perhaps this year more so than ever, but what does it all add up to? >> well, it's striking that on that point the u.s. is sort of a non-presence this year. climate is at the forefront of a lot of people's minds. you saw the turnout from dw e

automated driving expert jamie carlson and meet bart myer who wants all of us to speak nicely to each other on the internet. plus, could you live forever and would you want to? our reporters martin giles from m.i.t. technology review and john swart of dow jones this week on press here. good morning. there is a push by car makers to take the steering wheel out of self-driving cars and the brake pedal and everything else. this is not a insane as it sounds. the thing b about an autonomous car is if it's working properly, the driver has nothing to drive. at in turn means the human behind the wheel is probably not paying enough attention to cake control if that became necessary. bottom line say engineers say if you're going to drive, fine. grab b the wheel, look out the window and drive. if you're not going to drive, if you're going to sort of monitor the situation and let the car do the work then let the r car do the work. the theory is the driver becomes a liability not an asset in this situation. jimmy carl son is one of the world's leading experts on self-driving cars. he's workeded at

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current republican party is you know more noninterventionist slightly isolationist approach the tucker carlson put it this way actually last night saying rather than justify or even explain his own record bolton brags that he spent a lot of time on the job if you are wondering why so many progressives are mourning bolton's firing and i told him so fundamentally was a man of the left why do you think trump won against his own policy platform and i are both in the 1st place. well i think when it comes to why trump does a lot of things there are lots of questions to be had trump said publicly that he hired bolton because he got along with him and even though the to go along i think that that shouldn't be the only job criteria so trump kind of he loves doing things that are kind of outside the box and kind of controversial so i think in addition to the fact that they got along he kind of wanted to shock people when he had his last national security adviser mcmaster in place mcmaster put together a very detailed briefings and lots of bullet points on policy truck wasn't really interested in that i