getty got the shot and you looked stunning as always. >> amazing. i've known her since she was 13. >> she's been hustling a long time. >>> only we got hang out with carrie underwood before her soldout show in los angeles. >> carrie gives a crash course. >> never fails. somebody says, that's my favorite and i'm like ugh. >> and it's thurs-date. celebs have questions and we have answers. >> matthew, can we set up weekly meetings? closed captioning provided by -- >>> hey, everybody. i'm here in the heart of hollywood, the brand new sirius xm studios. this is so amazing. and i'm going to get a first look with a very special guest. is that carrie underwood? it's a big week for your fellow "idol" alum kelly clarkson. she has a new show. she's getting randy, paula, and simon all back together. if she asked you to do an "ido"" reunion, would you? >> an "idol" reunion? that's pretty incredible. yeah, as long as they -- if they don't judge me, i'm down. ♪ >> no judgement here, just a lot of respect for this working mom of two who's headlining a soldout show a

. >> president trump, if you announce your support, we can getti getti get something incredible doneople. the time to act is now. >> the first order of business is to save lives. >> reporter: the president expressing sorrow and gratitude at the memorial but no policy guidance. >> we are talking about a lot of different things but at the same time we have to protect your second amendment very strongly. >> reporter: new polling shows americans overwhelmingly support background check and red flag laws for people deemed a threat. aew weeks until another shutdown, the fight for priorities. >> given to the president and a blank check for a wall. >> reporter: another stop gap measure is expected to keep the government running until the parties agree on a final deal. but agreement will be hard to come by if house democrats continue a push for impeachment. multiple house committees are investigating issues from obstruction of justice to the president publicly encouraging people to stay at his hotels, an agenda full of critical issues that will take compromise in a deeply divided congress. law

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bill de blasio and actualsy gabbert weren't on the stage, is it a m of them being mistreated or notth gettiand not having the appealou need to sustain yourself. >> theyon't havehe traction l the a but i believe the difference between a tulsi gabbard andr and yang marianne williamson iss much as the left doesn't like them they're authentic and don't come off as hacks these same political ch oacters over andver again. >> good point. >> yeah. >> finally we've talked about the oh bomb as getting into the film production business they have a deal with netflix they call their compa higher ground productionshey may not have done theesearch a company in california computer training company called higher ground enterprises and there's a tug of war who gets the name. >> they should call themselves democratic propaganda. their first movie was a documentary about -- >> the americanto fac. >> even though jobs are coming back t going to be replaced b robots at some point. >> is that wrong? t i don't thinkhey're going erica workers are back andin m. goto stay back. >> is it wrong though? automation -- >>

and then, if you're on assistance, you generally know whether you're gettie or less than $1,000 a month, and then it's a fairly easy caulation. >> so, the freedom dividend would distribute $1,000 to those people who really ne it who don't have jobs but also to everybody. >> yes. >> so, why not tart it to the people who need it? why does bill gates or jeff bezos or mark zuckerberg need $1,000 a month? >> one of the reasons jeff bezos $1,000 a month givi is that, if we pay for it by having tax on amazon, which is my plan, then jeff's going toen up paying hundreds of millions or billions into the system. and then, if we try and give him ,000 a month to remind him he's an american, that'sn probably a win. it's immaterial to us whether jeff takes or doesn't take the $1,000 a month. >> you've proposed paying for it by a vat. >> yes. >> a value added tax, which is very comn in europe and other countries, but it's a consumption tax.ue and one of theions you get is that it's people at the lower end of theconomic spectrum who end up paying more. i mean, the hit against it is thatt's a regressive

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that's where it gets difficult and that's where the onus stands on rivlin to try to gettis ral out of political chaos. >> we'll see how this goes. live report from jerusalem, many thanks to you. >>> greek police have arrested a lebanese man over the twa plane hijacking in 1985 where a u.s. navy diver was killed. the suspect was detained on the island of mykanos and wanted by german authorities over kidnapping. we have been joining this story and we're joined live from athens. how were authorities able to track down this suspect after all these years and what more are you learning about the evidence they may have? >> reporter: it seems like the man was found in a routine check by greek police but following a list by german authorities that had given some of the information for his identification. so, the man was arrested on the island of mykanos. he's been to the prosecutor's office and he is to be transferred after being detained at an athens prison where we're waiting for confirmation from the greek and german authorities confirming his identity. now, the name of the person has not b

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william gettynd jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd getetetetetetetetetett >> president hyland: call this hearing to order. good afternoon, welcome to the historic preservation commission hearing for wednesday, september 18, 2019. i would like to remind members of the public to silence your mobile devices. when speaking before the commission, if you care to, state your name for the record. taking roll. president hyland? [roll call] commissioners, first is the public general comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public.

but in keeping with the tradition of throwing spa getty against the wall. exhibit b.lor to the president, kellyanne conway. she offered a new and ridiculous spin on the what the impeachment investigation began. con way says men made the speaker do it. >> 1:00 p.m. tuesday she told the festival, pull it. we need an investigation first. we're not close to impeachment. a couple hours later the worst thing a woman in power changes her mind. because the men around her said change your mind. we need impeachment. >> please. you have got to be kidding me. is that what you think happened, kellyanne conway? don't insult or intelligence and don't patronize women. it wasn't men that forced her to change her mind. it was the facts. the facts and evidence to support the need to investigate allegations the president abused power. these distractions when you say it's just a phone call. or she's being bullied. attempts to mislead us. more you scream nothing to see here folks, the more i want to look. which is exactly what congress should do and is doing. looking. and that is an impeac

and stopped at the getties burg and just opened my eyes in a way to -- american history as nothing ever had i was justs -- dizzy i also thought the university of virginia looked very appealing very attractive. and i was -- my older brothers have gone to yale and i sort of thing i would go to yale. and my english teacher had gone to yale and he was a wonderful character. from maine, named luld and went in so see him after i got back from the trip i said i've had had a wonderful trip with steve and his mother and father, and when we went to university of virginia saw the beautiful campus there, and i was thinking maybe i might apply to university of virginia. he was stapgding right close to me and he was considerly shorter than i and he jammed his finger into my chest he said you're going yale and i don't it e hear anymore it be. [laughter] he didn't say let's sit down and talk about your innermost feelings it was a different approach and i never thought about going to university of virginia tben. again great teachers change the world. [laughter] i've been doing a collection of prominent

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd getetetetetetetetetett [roll call] >> thank you. the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of august 20th, 2019. >> commissioners, the minutes are in your hands. after that review, i would like to call a motion to adopt. >> i think there is one spelling clipped -- correction. >> okay. >> page four, paragraph three, there was -- [indiscernible] >> thank you for that. i apologize. >> any other comments from the commission? seeing none, motion to adopt the minutes. >> so moved. is there a correction? >> second. >> all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> great. there is no public comment for that item. item three is the director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm the dire

my assignment was preventing rogue states and terrorists from getti getting nuclear weapons.s chief of staff took revenge against my husband and leaked my identity. his name, scooter libby. guess who pardoned him last year. i come from ukrainian jewish immigrants. dad was in the air force. my brother almost died in vietnam. my service was cut short when my own government betrayed me. we left washington to raise our kids in new mexico, one of the best places on earth. now ei'm running for congress because we're going backwards on national security, health care and women's rights. we need to turn our country around. and, yes, the cia really does teach us how to drive like this. you've probably heard my name. and, mr. president, i've got a few scores to settle. >> all right. there's the ad. let's talk to the person who wants to represent congress from that district there in new mexico. the ad getting a lot of talk. that's why you did it. good. now why do you want to run? what do you want to do for the men and women who would put new office in new mexico? >> my district is northe

. >> to see the speed weare getti la knows how to build. >> reporter: the mayor says parts of the museumlready taking shape. >> those two walls there separate two theaters. can you imagine coming into a place built by the man who brought us star wars and watching that first movie and having him explain what it tyke to change the world and create the star wars legacy? >> reporter: and beyond its legacy, the museum is a symbol of la's resurgence and economic viability. >> this represents more than one billion dollars investment in los angeles. >> reporter: they hope construction is completed in late 2021. in exposition park, tom wait, kpix5. >> remember, we had a shot of that museum. but it is now down in la. >>> the search is on for the villain who stole the throne from a british palace. not the kind of throne you are thinking of. that kind of throne. a solid gold toilet titled america. not sure if that is by an itali artist. it has been installed as an exhibit. the piece is valued at more than a million dollars. a group of thieves used at least two vehicles to pull off the heist and caus

see getty come into the united states.i could go on and on but i think it's important with american people and i think as a whole notion of the borders inc. if this is the whole system. it all ties together to do this and accomplish this to the detriment of our sovereignty and migrants to seek to come here. >> michelle: the fluency in which all of these players about this racket, that premium that they pay to get across knowing that a letter of note is right there. the by national satellites of lawyers there to hold their know your rights seminars. we talked about lexis-nexis. inside of the ice facility. and there is an appendix in open borders inc. that lays out all of those legal organizations and an entire army of what i call the illegal alien lawyer lobby. we do have every law school that is recruiting and every white shoe law firm that provides pro bono legal services and bringing cases all of the way up to the supreme court, let alone the judicial tyrants, it's not just that night circuit appeal. i understand that th

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. >> we reached out to the getty museum, also to the auctions house and some experts, and at the timehat we had verified to be stolen, it was determined to be worth around $60,000. >>> the problem now getting the art back to its rightful owners. la police set up a website to help get the process started. >> 11 more women are coming forward accusing world-renowned opera star placebo domingo of sexual harassment. his spokeswoman issuing a statement disputing the claims. the la opera where he serves as director has hired outside counsel to investigate. the time is 6:25. taking a live look from southern california is morning where the evacuations have been ordered as a wildfire burns out of control. we will take you to the scene for the very latest. >> and all lanes of westbound 80 and san pablo remain closed, and this is why a big rig caring about 1000 chickens crashes and catches fire. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. o

>> richard, to say this out loud sounds ludicrous, but as you point out, we have federal employees gettiing reprimande for accurately disclosing scientific truths. >> we do. and this is yet one more instance of the trump administration distorting facts in order to cover for the president politically, presenting alternative facts and kellyanne conway's language. and now it's affecting the weather. it's affected our national intelligence reports. it's affected our approach to climate change and other scientific evidence, about environmental degradation, from sulfide mining and all sorts of things. and now we even have politicized weather reports. what are they going to come up with? tornado watches in certain counties of pennsylvania and ohio on election day? i mean, this is crazy. and we tolerate this is crazy. we need to have an investigation, a criminal investigation, of what happened here, and the united states house oversight committee to convene a hearing. >> monica, you worked at noaa under -- in the clinton administration and also in the obama administration. would this have happen

a look at the winds that continue to getty from the coast to the east bay and above 1,000 feet up tohe diablo range. highs only in the 60s. low 70s with the gusty winds. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. up next the latest on the shooting near de anza high school across the street from >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning. and happy saturday, everyone. it's september 28th. i'm jobina fortson in for kumasi aaron. let's look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> patchy fog on the peninsula but overall a clear start in the north bay. and it's cold. area of low pressure in the north p influencing weather tomorrow into monday. here is sutro. hazy. 53 downtown. 5

but this is a team effort headed by bill getty, who guide "the view" for so long.h to talk on tv. >> i didn't just see kenyon, abc news. >> you can watch the tamron hall show weekday afternoons at 1:00 right here on abc7. >>> all right. madonna fans, get ready. the original material girl will be spending halloween in san francisco. the pop icon will be performing at the golden gate theater for three nights october 31st, november 2nd and november 4th. tickets go on sale this friday. a special presale kicks off tomorrow for citi card members. >> we just heard from our producer, no cell phones will be allowed? that is correct. no cell phones. >> well, more and more performers are doing that because they don't want everybody doing this the whole time. >> ruining the show. >> it's about experiencing the show. >> being present. >> spencer christian, same thing. >> you may use cell phones while i'm doing this forecast. live doppler 7. we have mainly sunny skies. clouds will increase overnight, especially along the coast and south of the golden gate. overnight lows mainly

>>we have reached out to the getty museum also to the auction some experts and the time one of the paintings that we have are a fight to be still in that song. she was determined to be worth around $60,000. >>investigators arrested to armenia nationals at the time for the thefts, but they couldn't find most of the stolen property. los angeles police department has set up a website for the public to see the law starts and try to identify it. in south carolina a 6 year-old is helping families forced to hit the road because of hurricane dorian that child bought food and drug and drinks for the evacuees with the money that he'd been saving for his birthday. >>johnson introduces us to a little boy with a very big heart. >>60 year-old jermaine they'll be celebrating 7th birthday on september 8 been saving his money to go to disney world but in the midst of hurricane or you make is state he wanted to find a way instantly had other parties on this list to do with his birthday money. >>the people that traveling to go to other places. i wanted and as so food t e. the so they can enjoy though ride to t

in france and getty images u.s. television networks and c.b.s. indias news 18 s v t in sweden and al-jazeera into asahi shimbun and. the most widely read newspapers in japan and italy respectively more than 300 media outlets on 6 continents with a combined audience of more than a 1000000000 people all brought together by 2 american publications the nation magazine and the columbia journalism review to talk about one issue climate change i thought there is a critical mass of journalists out there who want to be doing more and better climate coverage and that's what led to this project covering climate now and it has been remarkable to see the way that so many outlets have stepped up big outlets small outlets radio t.v. print online and all over the world so much of the climate journalism that we do is about our country it's very insular and this is a global issue and especially a lot of the polluters cross borders today i was writing a story about sewage systems in philadelphia and we had the exact same problems in johannesburg here where we're so

in france and getty images u.s. television networks and c.b.s. indias news 18 s v t in sweden and al-jazeera in qatar asahi shimbun and. the most widely read newspapers in japan and italy respectively more than 300 media outlets on 6 continents with a combined audience of more than a 1000000000 people all brought together by 2 american publications the nation magazine and the columbia journalism review to talk about one issue climate change i thought there is a critical mass of journalists out there who want to be doing more and better climate coverage and that's what led to this project covering climate now and it has been remarkable to see the way that so many outlets have stepped up big outlets small outlets radio t.v. print online and all over the world so much of the climate journalism that we do. it's about our country it's very insular and this is a global issue and especially a lot of the polluters cross borders today i was reading a story about 30 systems in philadelphia and we have the exact same problems and you have here where we are

. >> millions of lead service lines across -- there are people that are getti intin inting excl over.. we put our foot to the pedal. that story has not been told. the fact we changed the law to make it possible that we could use public money to change people's private lines because they own the lead service line. >> yep. >> not the city. that we raised $75 million. now in additional $20 million to do the same thing. >> the bond means homeowners are not out that money anymore. >> right. they don't have to pay anything at all. it's free to get their lead service line changed and just passed a law to make it mandatory to get your lead service line -- we're in the process of passing a law, i should say, to get it changed so we do not have to get your signature on a piece of paper in order to go onto your property, we can actually go to your property and change your lead service line without your permission, if necessary. the council is entertaining that law right now as we speak. we took a pipe out of the ground and sent it to the epa. the epa are the one that told us the corrosion contro

in france and getty images u.s. television networks and c.b.s. india's news 18 s v t in sweden and al-jazeera into tar asahi shimbun and. the most widely read newspapers in japan and italy respectively more than 300 media outlets on 6 continents with a combined audience of more than a 1000000000 people all brought together by 2 american publications the nation magazine and the columbia journalism review to talk about one issue climate change i thought there is a critical mass of journalists out there who want to be doing more and better climate coverage and that's what led to this project covering climate now and it has been remarkable to see the way that so many outlets have stepped up big outlets small outlets radio t.v. print online and all over the world so much of the climate journalism that we do is about our country it's very insular and this is a global issue and especially a lot of the polluters cross borders today i was reading a story about sewage systems in philadelphia and we have the exact same problems in johannesburg here where we

this is a getty image a short , film, but it is a march on washington, a parade of school safety patrolsi was a school safety patrols. whoops. sorry, let's go back. you have to get this to run by doing that. there is joe dimaggio, fairly unclear. but you know, this is -- see the helmets and the margin? -- the marching? learn to march in step. any of you have this? belts. we have the orange belt, it went around here. shoulder strap. your job is a little bit of an authority. you are like a brown shirt. authority, right? vote for safety. where do you see the guy with the shield? just a quick pause if i can. lbat is the cap county -- deka county, georgia. site of980's it was the the biggest study of driver education. the reason was the federal government were more interested in getting driver education. they found it didn't work, it get thehildren to licenses earlier and was counter productive. i wish we had the music. look at that. what is that about? always be careful. confederate soldiers, southern flag, that is ok. look at this. there they are. against accidents. the flags, the white dre

this is a getty image, a short film, but it is a march on washington, a parade of school safety patrolsi was a school safety patrols. whoops. sorry, let's go back. you have to get this to run by doing that. there is joe dimaggio, fairly unclear. but you know, this is -- see the helmets and the marching? learn to march in step. any of you have this? belts. we have the orange belt, it went around here. shoulder strap. your job is a little bit of an authority. you are like a brown shirt. authority, right? vote for safety. eyes and ears. where do you see the guys with the shields? yeah. just a quick pause if i can. that is in georgia. in the 1980's, that county in georgia was the site of the biggest study of driver education. and the reason was, the federal government were more interested in getting driver education. and did it work? they found it did not. they found it caused children to get their licenses at a younger age, therefore there was more traffic involvement. in other words driver education , in the period was counterproductive. let's watch a little more marching. i wish we had t

the material that they have, with the entire mueller report, why does anybody think they will be so gettynvestigation into kavanaugh? >> perhaps because he is one of those fire brand persons, individuals there that it triggers people on both sides in the conservatives as well as the liberals. is that why this is sort of getting a little bit by last count about four democratic presidential candidates were calling for his impeachment. >> nobody triggers democrats more than donald trump so to think that kavanaugh is a special case is nonsensical. the first person they should talk to is christopher wray and ask what happened. so the question for the head of the fbi, forget william barr, chris wray i think is less of a knee jerk partisan than the attorney general. what happened? why was this not investigated? did somebody prevent him from investigating? did justice kavanaugh impress upon him not to investigate? once we find outfacts, let's see what happens with brett kavanaugh. the president salt tis at the h the cartel. i would love justice kavanaugh to sue her for liable because that leads t

bill getty the creator of "the view" is part of it.have a booker, natalie would worked for "the view" for 18 years. she said, i want to take a leap of faith with you. i said, i can't pay your bills if this doesn't work. i don't have "view" money. this he came on board. we all believe in each other. we have this thing. we have each other's backs so that's honestly, you know what, let me keep it real. i miss people too. i miss people -- i miss that connection, i mean i do. >> i know you'll have it with the new show and from one military brat to another i definitely understand. >> thank you. thank you. >> that's right. "tamron hall," it premieres on monday. make sure you check your local listings and we'll go to ginger in north carolina. hey, ginger. >>> hey there, michael. we are finally trying to say good-bye to dorian. you can see the radar image there just parking and kind of racing actually over cape hatteras so that's the way that it's going to move off and we'll finally see no impact after tomorrow morning. but, of course, it is ne

the getty check on oil because, of course, that's expected to rise up based on what is happening overseasarabia and it was scheduled to be up ten points, $10 and it is actually up $9.75. still - excuse me, 9.72% that's up $5.27. still up over $60 a barrel right now. let's check mgm. the strikes are happening there today, 50,000 workers are on strike and that's down significantly over 2.5%, down 1 dollar-$37.76. joel, jack and susan and ashley are with us. we have to start with the dollar oil price after the saudi drone attack. our today's moves a one day blip? >> i think we'll see the blood through the week but we have a five-month oversupply in oil according to analysts at j.p. morgan. i think also we will see other producers, particularly in iraq and other major groups step up their production to help offset this. i think this week were looking at the fed announcements in the china trade deal which may offset the effects in the market. david: long-term, unless we have some green new deal that comes and goes off fossil fuel, we have a lot more oil and gas in this country the same is true

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get. >> all right, let's have some sound from west africa. the band right there is looking great. awesome. you know what i want to say? let's get ready to cleanup! hopefully it is not trademarked. i don't think it is. thank you so much for coming out here on this beautiful day in treasure island. we are ready for battle for the bay 2019. we have an exciting announcement. i am so glad you are here to join us on this beautiful day overlooking the lovely bridge. i am frank finn. i am here for the golden state warriors. it is a lot of years on that side and of course time on this side. you know i have done a lot of events for both mayors in the city. it is an honor to be here. i am a bay area guy born and raised he