dean reynolds, cbs news, new york. >>> a landmark takes place tomorrow. gretta, who organized millions of young people, received a raw cuss welcome. many world leaders will also attend the summit, butt united states is only sending a low level state department official. >>> in the atlantic tonight, two tropical storms are churning and could cause trouble. forecasters predict karen on track to cross puerto rico and the virgin islands will dump up to 4 inches of rain there tuesday night. the islands of trinidad are already feeling the wrath of karen with heavy rain and 40 mile per hour wis.tral jer c hit already battered bermuda with more rain and high winds on tuesday. we're kicking off a new series. medical price roulette. it's an in-depth look at why hospital and health care bills can vary so dramatically taking patients by surprise. one doctor sade he needed emergency back surgery or could face paralysis. then over $650,000 in bills arrived. >> it was my choice. be paralyzed for the rest of my life. it was bad enough being out of work and not being able

england, new france, spain, new w and sturdy am. -- new amsterdam. there were not very imaginative. the products of forest, minds, and field. >> the point is, the very premise the official story of our country is the story of inlets nature. wilderness to be devoure witht t limi. and the indigenous peoplehoho stood in theay who had very different ideas about land and nature? they had to be removed at all costs. and so now when in ecological crisis comes along and says, whoa, we filled our oceans with plastic come our skies with heat trapping gases, and we actually have to live within limits. it is not just hard for the people most invested in these stories. it is seen as an existential attack. >> they want to take your pickup truck. they want to rebuild your home. they want to take away your hamburgers. >> it is how a papaper straw can become a a threat to an entirery of life. >> the ultimate trigger sculpture has everything the democrats hate -- fake, plastic straws and light bulbs. >> look come it is easy to dismiss this as the infantile world of trump supporters who just cannot wr

new school has the vision and commitment to serving all students that new school does. i come before you today to speak specifically to two and accuracies that were identified in a curriculum and budget meetings. first and foremost new school cannot serve students with highly specialized needs. it is worth noting that 18% of students with iep's have services extending beyond 50% of the school day which is a typical guideline for youth placing. however, what is of note is that parents of the students have actively chosen new school as a replacement because they wanted this inclusive setting. in addition, what we know is that new schools program has been designed to include a co- teaching model and in line with the state recommendations of the special education task force consider special education not as a placement but as a level of service. in doing so has brought together resources, collaborative partnerships to truly serve students with high needs within the general education setting, without the particular model of the classroom. building on the equity mindset of ne

several new deaths, multiple states. and where they're warning parents to keep children indoors. >>> the underwater proposal that ended in tragedy. the american boyfriend holding out a note and a ring. his last message to his girlfriend. >>> in new york city, the effort to save a 5-year-old girl under the subway after her father jumped. how they saved her. >>> and the teenager telling world leaders today, you are failing us. how dare you. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we do begin tonight with that american soldier under arrest tonight, terror charges, authorities say he was discussing a large vehicle bomb, wanted to target a major american news network and identifying presidential candidate beto o'rourke, too. private jarrett william smith, based at ft. riley in kansas, arrested and charged with distributing information about explosives and weapons of mass destruction. late today, cnn reporting they were the target of this alleged plot. and abc's chief justice correspo

laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >>> talks between united autoworker and general motors are expected to continue today. yesterday work stopped at more than factories and warehouses when nearly 50,000 union members went on strike. dean reynolds looks at the issues at stake. >> reporter: striking autoworkers hit the picket lines wondering who to trust, general motors who made over $8 billion in profits last year -- >> do you feel that you're not getting a fair share of those profits? >> i know we're not. otherwise we wouldn't be standing here right now. >> reporter: also their union leadership is under investigation or misuse of benefits. one of their negotiators was arrested last week. >> that has cast a cloud over the negotiations. i think the biggest impact of that is does the rank and file really trust its uaw leadership. >> reporter: gm took the unusual step this weekend of publishing its offer to the union, in effect, going over the heads of the uaw negotiators. more than $7 billion in investmen

new hampshire is shaheen country. new hampshire is shaheen country.g to say goodbye to chris sununu in 2020, and we are going to reelect jeanne shaheen. [applause] happened here is what about three or four weeks ago. someone came to my office and said one of trump's crooked cronies was thinking about running for the united states senate in new hampshire. and my first question was, which crooked crony? have got to narrow the field. you have got to give me a little more granularity. when i heard it was corey lewandowski, oh my goodness. let's set the record straight. this person has spent every single minute since trump was elected cashing in on the trump presidency by selling access to the highest bidder. since trump took office, here are his clients. he has advocated on behalf of predatory payday lenders -- these are the folks that charge you 30% interest. he has advocated on behalf of of big oil. he has advocated not surprisingly on behalf of foreign interests. don't forget this was campaign manager for donald trump, with his presidential candidate w

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new york. was your top candidate? caller: i'm actually from queens. my top candidate is elizabeth warren, because she knows what she's running for and why. she's making structural change to really make the system work for everybody. and i want to tell you, i really appreciate c-span, i've watched for years and i appreciate all the coverage you give us. host: thank you. we have all they coverage in new hampshire. vincent is joining us from oklahoma. hoosier candidate? cory booker. i'm starting to see that joe biden is not the front runner, but i'm not gonna vote for either, i'm voting republican. host: your supporting the president? caller: yes. host: thank you. he will be in north carolina on monday evening. please join in for that. from kentucky, harry is joining us. hoosier top candidate? caller: miss kamala harris. i'm a feminist and i support women's rights and i think she will make it better for the reallynd her morals are solid. she has that mother love that this nation needs. it should n

and i'm on the breaking news team. i headquartered in los angeles but buzzfeed is based out of new york. >> great. thank you guys. i just want to start off by this question is kind of for all of you. as a as a journalist what do you think makes a good story? >> when i'm looking for a good story i think what i read this? would that interest me? just like buying a gift for somebody. would you buy for yourself? that's how i find my stories. also just talking to people. the best stories i've had have been talking to people. on an airplane. i'm someone who doesn't enjoy talking to people on airplanes but he's a really good stories. i think just seeing what other people are interested in as well. but it's actually just following trends. i think you get that just from experience. >> i second all of that, especially with trains. it's exciting to be on the beginning so side entrance. the face that with everyone posting pictures of now they look old. i think probably all of us have developed -- spotting that before gets the bibl

this morning "snl's" new cast member has been fired before the new season even starts. >> live from nework it's saturday night. >> reporter: the show is dropping shane gillis after a controversial video of the stand-up comic surfaced days after he was hired. >> took skoal out of my mouth to come up here and i didn't vote for donald trump. makes me like the nelson mandela of central pennsylvania. >> a 2018 episode of "matt and shane's secret podcast" shows gillis mimicking a chinese accent and using a racist slur to refer to asian people including a joke about andrew yang. he's also under fire for homophobic slurs on his podcast. gillis issued a statement saying, quote, i'm a comedian who pushes boundaries. sometimes i miss. i'm happy to apologize to anyone who's actually offended by anything i said. i am trying to be the best comedian i can be and sometimes that requires risk. but his words did little to slow down the outrage. pab pablo torre of the espn program "high noon" tweeted settle down. yang said the two are planning to meet. other comics are also coming to gillis' defense inclu

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> we want to let you know dr. oz will be live on "today" tomorrow morning with more >>> a prominent couple in the world of politics is calling it quits. it appears todd palin filed for divorce from wife sarah palin. the former alaska governor in 2008 vice presidential candidate. court documents site quote in combatbility of temperament for the split. the palins have been married for 31 years and have five children together. >>> there is much more ahead including it's happening again, a driver asleep at the wheel caught on video in a car with auto pilot. prompting new warnings tonight. >>> how taking a nap may help prevent heart attacks and strokes. we'll have striking new details out tonight and the emotional show of support for a boy teased over his t-shirt it's inspiring america. we'll tell you more about it hope you can stay with us >>> next tonight yet another driver caught on camera asleep at the wheel while his car was on auto pilot in the massachusetts turnpike police haven't found the driver yet and as nbc

okay, this is the new rent. but then all of a sudden it was like you still have to leave. >> reporter: graham went on to fight for statewide rent control, a bill was approved to limit rent increases to 5% after inflation and imposes just cause eviction rules. >> we have to build millions of units of new housing in california. but until we do that, we have millions of californians who are on the verge of being pushed out of their homes and we need to protect them. >> reporter: state assemblyman david chiu was the lead author rehose who say it will discourage new construction. >> we exempt any building that is 15 years or younger. exempt it out, many single-family homes unless they are owned by corporations as well as owner occupied duplexes. >> i think that it is a failure on an economic basis. >> reporter: she is on the republican national committee for california believes the new bill will actually cause rent increases. >> currently landlords who might have been doing 1% or 2% increases to help out their tenant

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, hurricane dorian regained strength overnight and is headed to the carolinas. dorian is now a category 3 storm. hurricane watches and warnings are posted along the southeast coast, and more than 1 million people have been ordered to evacuate the carolinas. more than a foot of rain could fall on coastal communities there. hilary lane is in atlantic beach, florida. hilary, florida seems to have been spared, but the bahamas are dealing with the aftermath of dorian. >> reporter: anne-marie, the hurricane tore through the bahamas with the power of an ef-4 tornado. neighborhoods were leveled. 24 people are confirmed dead. here in the u.s. attention is turning toward the carolinas where they're expected to get a direct hit from dorian. the full impact of dorian on the bahamas is becoming clear. >> our response will be day and night until the lives of our people return to some degree of normalcy. >> reporter: the u.n. says some 70,000 people

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up next is lester holtz with nightly news. . >>> breaking news tonight, the disturbing new allegations against an american airlines mechanic he was accused of sabotaging a passenger plane. now he may have ties to isis. the gruesome video they say was found on his phone. >>> also tonight secretary of state mike pompeo arriving in saudi arabia, labeng the attack saudi. the saudis accusing iran of sponsoring the strike and what president trump is saying about possible u.s. military action. >>> the tropical threats we're tracking six named storms, a tropical depression still pounding texas growing flash floods fears. millions on alert tonight. >>> the new arrest 14 three separate alleged school shooting threats and tonight the chilling new psa. >> the back to school warning from sandy hook parents >>> the new alert, the killer disease carried by mosquitos health officials in one state urging outdoor events be canceled who experts say is most at risk >>> and the football fan whose plea for beer money on tv turned into something so much more. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt.

your support degree new deal, you support degree new deal. dr.ur thoughts. >> this is the man who allegedly is the top of the ticket for the democrats. in one week, "the washington post," npr, and stephen colbert have gone after him. get a fork out. i don't care whether it's metal, plastic. stick it in his campaign because joe biden's toast. he's done. dta details. whether it's osama or obama, who cares, right, joe? either he has serious mental issues or he's so prone to gaffes that he's more of a comedian than a politician. that was a great collage, and i think pete is right. i'm not crazy. crazy is the best part. this man can't be president because he's one of the most corrupt politicians in america. 49 years in politics. he is the man whose son got a billion-dollar deal with the chinese government after he traveled to beijing with vice president biden. this is a man who extorted, who blackmailed the ukrainian government aloft about it and said you better find that prosecutor who's investigating my son or i'm going to stop all aid to ukraine. t

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange new york stock exchange with that and more.ane. >> reporter: good morning. i know it's like muscle memory. i'm at the broadcast center today. but today the government will release new home sales data for august. stocks tumbled tuesday ahead of speaker nancy pelosi's announcement of a formal impeachment inquiry against president trump. the dow dropped 142 points, the s&p 500 lost 25, and the nasdaq tumbled 118. >>> the ceo of office space-sharing company wework has stepped down. adam neumann had been under pressure from investors after a failed attempt to take the company public. neumann co-founded the company in 2010. he will stay on as nonexecutive chairman. it's unclear if and when the company will go public. >>> meanwhile, nissan has issued a massive recall to fix many of its most popular model vehicles. the japanese automaker is recalling more than 1.2 million vehicles in the u.s. to fix a problem with defective backup cameras. the affected cars include 2018 and 2019 nissan and infinity models. owners can take their vehicle

good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 960 of the trump administration. that means we are 40 days from the 1,000-day mark, which is equal parts mythical and meaningless, and around here it means, by the way, this broadcast first came on the air three years ago tonight. but i digress. this nation and our bahamian neighbors have spent this week tracking and dealing with and running from hurricane dorian. it also consumed our president's week, though, not in the usual way. he has spent days trying to prove he was right in warning that alabama was in the path for impact from the hurricane. it's very important to him. he's returned to it about a dozen times on social media. then there was this, of course, in the oval office, the map, the work of government storm forecasting professionals with an added hand-drawn loop to extend the cone of uncertainty to include, you guessed it, alabama. "washington post" reports that according to a white house official it was trump who used a sharpie to mark up the map, though nbc news hasn

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that is what makes new school special. we love new school. please vote yes for new school. thank you. [applause.] >> good evening, i am denise. i wear two hats. i am a founding team member of the school and proud parent of a first grader. my story is not typical. five years ago when the doors were open i was the operations manager. i jokingly explained i did everything from order toilet paper to manage payroll. i also gave birth to my daughter at the. she has down syndrome. we are trying to figure out what support she needs to live a full and joyful life. at the same time i was also watching the incredible teachers creating inclusive learning environments to welcome all students regardless of background or learning need or ability. i noticed that social emotional learning was at the stern of everything. they invited students to ask big questions instead of prioritizing them rowzation. i -ii memories. i was moved. i was so moved, in fact, that at 39 with two young children, i made a career change and decided to become a classroom teacher. [applause.] i took a paycut and enro

reporting from new smyrna beach, florida, breaking news. >> we want to update. there is an update on the fatal diving boat fire. >> ventura county fire department and the vessel assist organization responded. the coast guard launched aircraft as well as boats and located a vessel that was fully involved in flames in the plats harbor area on the northside of santa cruz island. the crews were actively fighting the fire when the vessel began to sifrnk at approximately 7:20 a.m. this morning. 39 souls were reported to be on board that vessel when it left santa barbara. five victims were subsequently rescued and during the initial response and have been transported to ventura -- were transport today ventura harbor. this particular dive trip that the boat was on was a three-day trip that began august the 31st. it was scheduled to end tomorrow morning. it was advertised as a labor day weekend north channel islands dive trip. the boat was scheduled to depart santa barbara harbor at 4:00 a.m. on saturday, the 31st, and return on monday, the 2nd, as i say, in the morning.

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the news section of "the new york times" turned down the story., excerpts because the writers are "new york times" writers. they wrote the book about the education of brett kavanaugh, whatever it is called. i don't want to sell anymore copies because it should be under the fiction section. they now blame "the new york times" opinion editors for taking out the part where the alleged victim doesn't remember being a victim. then we find out, so get this straight, the writers of the book blame the opinionated editors for taking out the portion that mollie hemingway found they left out, that they taped an npr interview earlier. david: which undermined the entire premise of the article essentially. >> yes. but guess what? how much damage is done? for three or four days, every candidate is finding a microphone saying it is time for brett kavanaugh to be impeachment. i want a more extensive investigation. look at that story, these horrible descriptions of an event that probably, more than likely never took place. we all have to read about, which we have t

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>> thank you, new mexico.he horrible 1-sided iran nuclear deal. it was no good. now you have a president standing up for america and we are standing up for new mexico. the left tries to threaten, bully, intimidate americans into submission, let's impeach brett cavanagh. the new york times had to put out a major apology, change their story and still want him to be impeached. the times is dead, long live the new york times. jillian: democrats prepared to open and impeachment inquiry. >> despite 2020 democrats, many of them all calling for brett kavanaugh's impeachment, jerry nadler made it clear he is not moving in that direction. >> we are concentrating resources on determining whether to impeach the president. >> that didn't stop massachusetts congresswoman iona presley, ruling her resolution today to open impeachment inquiry into the supreme court justice issuing the statement, quote, sexual predators do not deserve a seat on the highest court and brett kavanaugh's confirmation process set a dangerous precede

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set a narrative, new damning evidence against brett kavanaugh, but this note undermined that new claimnk it hasn't stage -- up staged new claim. elizabeth: the new claim, the alleged women, supposed victim does not remember it, did not cooperatcorroborate it, did noto the times. >> they can't call i it up stag. it is a omission a correction. elizabeth: patrice you have been wonderful thank you. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening, president trump today bringing his america first agenda on the united nations. to the general as general assem. leader of the free world at least, delivered a speech on religeous freedom before meeting with 6 different world leaders, taking up global extremism to the potential of a new fair and reciprocal trade deal with china. >> if my opponent had won the election, china's economy would have surpassed united states by now. with me a difference, we'

headquarters here in new york. day 971 now of the trump administration this president, who is very fond of saying we'll see what happens, is quickly running up against some hard realities. which may not wait for him today he was in california where he's expected to raise $15 million for his reelection campaign meanwhile the most pressing issues he is facing, like iran and the tension his own twitter account has caused, are not going away u.s. intel, as you may know, is making it known they believe that this attack on saudi arabia's main oil facility, a strike that was so large the smoke plume was visible from space originated in iran it instantly cut the world's available oil supply by 5% to 6% nbc news reporting u.s. intelligence indicates cruise missiles fired at the oil facility came from at least one location, they say, in western iran white house reportedly weighing a range of retaliatory actions against iran from cyber all the way to kinetic warfare after saying the u.s. military was locked and loaded, now po

> coming up new on abc 7 news at 6:00. the paper trail. >> see which of the big names are donating and to whom. >> do you know any engineers? those friendships could land you a free tesla. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> former president barack obama will stop in san francisco tomorrow, speaking at a tech conference, about how big tech is handling and collecting data online. >>> also tomorrow, beto o'rourke will be in the bay area. he will tour san quentin and report a podcast produced by inmates. >> he's one of 20 candidates still in the running hoping to beat trump in the 2020 election. >>> president trump's visit to the bay area today highlights just how important the bay area is for political candidates hoping to raise big money. >> which well-known tech executives have donated in 2020? our reporter breaks down the numbers. >> okay, we all know presidential candidates love the bay area, and no, it's not because of our great food, beautiful views and wineries, although those are all good, too.

lester holt is up next with nightly news. >>> breaking news tonight. the tipping point on impeachment. nancy pelosi announcing a formal impeachment inquiry into president trump her major reversal under mounting pressure from fellow democrats. the speaker accusing the president of betraying his office and national security after reports he pressured the leader of ukraine to investigate joe biden. the president responding on twitter, vowing to release the transcript our powerhouse political team breaking it all down >>> the new body cam video played in court. the dramatic moments just after a now former police officer shot and killed her unarmed neighbor in his own home >> i thought it was my apartment. i thought it was my apartment.withpr >>> the second parent sentenced in the college cheating scandal. n he new clues about ough could face >>> new deaths linked to a rare mosquito virus, and one 5-year-old survivor relearning how to talk and eat again. the safety measures schools and communities are taking >>> the new firestorm. "joker" star joaquin phoen

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concord, a new record at 100. san francisco a new record at 94. the old record, look at this, 93, set in 1954. and san jose, another new record at 99. the old was 97 degrees. now coincidently, here, the most widespread heat we've had over the past couple months happened at the end of spring on june 11 when concord hit 105. and san francisco got up to 100 degrees. if you're tired of it, we'll have cool fall weather coming in. i don't see any big rainfall chances with it, but the good news, it's going to move far enough south, friday, saturday, and sunday to get the fog going at the coastline and get the cooler ocean breeze back. tomorrow is going to be the transitional day. you'll want it cooler than it's going to be, but we're getting headway. mostly sunny skies to start. 69 in the south bay. 67 in the peninsula and tri valley 73. san francisco, the ocean breeze beginning to kick in, and i have you at 66 degrees. temperatures tomorrow, we're solid for a ten degree drop. that's all we can do, but here in the south bay, that will be nice, 86 in down

abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area.rockin' the house. night one is in the books for the bay area's newest sports and music venue. thousands of metallica fans packed the chase center for this inaugural event. >> abc7 news reporter luz pena joins us live in san francisco outside the chase center with reaction. hey, luz. >> reporter: i wish i were inside showing you other type of reactions of people excited inside here at metallica's concert. to my right i want to point to this. you're going to have some muni buses waiting for those concert-goers to come out and lead them to their destination. to my left, you're going to have the bike valet encouraging people to ride their bikes here to chase center next time they come. ♪ >> reporter: this is what the grand opening of the chase center sounds like, a fusion of metallica along with our very own san francisco symphony. the first time this happened was 20 years ago. >> tonight it's finally happening and we are the first ones in the door. how cool is that? >> what do you want t

is this really the dawn of a new era the dawn of a new era and down here we have the biggest s.u.v. that b.m.w. has ever built isn't that emblematic of the current situation in the german car industry. but sure you could say that it's kind of symbolic of what's going on. so i mean it certainly looks more like a dinosaur than futuristic. but the dinosaurs aren't nearing extinction they're still successful money makers in the twilight of the combustion engine. can success hinder progress. just because the german auto industry being held back by its own success i do think that's a big part of it yes it's hard to give up. success and say to some extent i have to destroy that success to create a new one. now you weren't exactly in a bad position at opel to make a start why didn't you. if we did try and there i would have liked a fully electrify opel because when the emissions scandal hit i realized it's not enough to just adhere to the laws you need to develop a new mindset and that's the time for god and the mindset i would have liked for opel would have been able to full switch to elec

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that was fake news again. fake news cnn was contradicted by "the new york times." the times reporting they said there was no public evidence.thy open dangerrerred the source and other american public officials insisted 66 that the media source alone was the impetus for the extraction. oh, the media was responsible. reporting from the media. the mob. not donald trump. the media mob all based on leaks from the intel community. that was the reason for the extraction. in fact, in 2016, under obama, the cia first offered to extract this source because of the media's reporting.nbut, there id it doesn't have anything to do with president trump.late 2016,e welcome and a gift to the incoming administration, then president obama, he declassified and publicly released the dni report on russian interference, which alluded to this spy's role in onthe kremlin.now, russian intel happened on obama's watch now, didn't it. ity wonder why that important fact didn't make cnn's fake news headline. they called this false. former cia director mike pompeo, he weighed in calling this story

man for many, many years, she's old news and she's not much news, not important.resting by the way, washington post has story saying state department is investigating dozen and current former officials that sent messages to hillary clinton's private e-mail some which have been retroactively classified, others are raising questions about the timing, so finally, hank, you know, many media outlets say that the trump-ukraine call bringing up biden is outrage, dirty trick, violate it is constitution, we are seeing pretty heated rhetoric, could it be like the russia investigation that much of the country simply isn't that exercised about it? >> they're not exercised about it because it doesn't -- it's hard to make sense it's not a single-fact issue, it's complicated an has shade and nuance and most interesting to me with the manafort investigation, with all of the investigations, what we see is the more unseemingly side of political consulting and lobbying i don't ever seas, that's not good news, what the president is trying to do hillary all over again, trump -- biden

ryan: not left or right, a new and better. not left or right, new and better.nd i am from ohio, and i am asking you for the opportunity to be your nominee to campaign in wisconsin and michigan and ohio and western pennsylvania, where i come from, where i won my congressional district was 68% since 2003, where i know how to talk to these workers about building things again, about being a part of america's future, about rebuilding the forgotten communities in the forgotten families in the united states. i promise you that if i am your nominee, i will send donald trump back to mar-a-lago full-time. [applause] rep. ryan: maybe we will send him to greenland. [laughter] rep. ryan: and i will say, i will say i'm ready for the fight. i am irish. you know the old irish saying, is this a private fight or can anyone get into it? [laughter] rep. ryan: let me tell you one quick story. we took a caravan down to see mitch mcconnell in louisville to pass gun violence legislation, and we were at the muhammad ali center, and muhammad ali used to live in kentucky, and one day som

headquarters in new york. here we go. as we start a new week with day 963 of the trump administration. a number of stories to catch you up on. some of them on the move still tonight. the president spent his evening at a rally in north carolina. more on the special election coming up there in just a moment. it's monday and yet this has the makings of yet another chaotic week. over the weekend, the president uninvited the taliban from camp david via twitter. he apparently wanted a meeting with the president of afghanistan that would bring peace to afghanistan. the president let us know about his decision late saturday night on social media when he revealed that all parties, "were going to secretly meet with me at camp david on sunday. but after an attack in kabul that killed one of our great, great soldiers and 11 other people, i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations." today trump appeared to rule out any future peace talks. >> they're dead. they're dead. as far as i'm concerned, the

abc news will have a special report on the commemorations in new york city.ng up in a few minutes. >>> expect more flight cancellations and delays at sfo because of runway construction. here's a live look at the airport. this morning at least 62 flights are canceled, and so far 12 are delayed. i'm sure that number will go up. since the main runway closed on saturday, more than 1,000 flights have been delayed. nearly 500 canceled. >> of all airports, it's the second or third best airport, today's experience is one of the worst. >> the flight cancellations hurt some hotels and shuttle businesses. the runway is scheduled to reopen september 27th. and if you're stuck overnight, the airlines will not pay for your hotel rooms, that's because the runway construction is out of their control. many hotels reach capacity most weeknights, even before this. >>> a live look at the embarcadero. everybody is getting up and moving. let's check the weather with mike nicco. >> we'll start over in the east bay. we have 60 in richmond. 61 in alameda. everybody else in the mid to

this week we'll feature stories on "nbc nightly news" and across nbc news focusing on criminal justice reform our report from the prison in louisiana where i spent three days inside america's largest maximum security prison, culminating friday with a special one-hour "dateline" at 10:00, 9:00 central. and on sunday i'm moderating the first-ever televised town hall from inside a maximum security prison that's at 10:00, 9:00 central on msnbc. >>> there is much more ahead tonight, including olympic superstar simone biles speaking out for the first time about the arrest of her brother after a shooting that left three people dead >>> also, new images of the devastating car crash that injured kevin hartmay ve caused the crash. >>> next tonight, simone bilef triple murder. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: a month from defending her title at the world championship in germany -- >> unbelievable! >> reporter: -- gymnast simone biles is responding for the first time to the murder charges her brother faces in ohio. in a statement she says, my heartaches for everyone involved, especially for the

language]foreign >> today, we are witnessing here the making of a new history and the making of a newry, too. the energy of nrg bears testimony to the growing synergy between india and the united states of america. the presence of president trump and the presence of various representatives of the great american democracy, whether they are republicans or and for them to say such wonderful words for me and for india, and to also give me of steny, the presence hoyer, senator cornyn, senator and, and my other friends what they have stated about the growth of india and all the praise for india is a mark of respect for indians living in america, respect for their capabilities and their achievements. it is a mark of respect for 1.3 , apart fromans elected representatives, many american friends are also here at this event today. indian, iof every extend a very warm welcome to all of you. i would also like to express my appreciation to the organizers of this event. peoplebeen told that registered for this event in very large numbers. however, due to space thousands have not been able to attend

the new mnumbers will incorpora. the change will go into effect october 16th. >>> building a bay area by helping premature babies. the innovative new pacifier being used. >>> and a ballot initiative to reverse the ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. >>> the state of emergency in texas that is in effect right now. >> first it is 4:36 on this friday morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. i was looking at some of that video out of texas. you couldn't tell where the ocean ended and where land began, especially on interstate 10. it was a scary site. more of that coming up. out to the east bay, we have a clear sky. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. concord at 58. out at highway 4, mid 60s. let's see some other neighborhood temperatures. of in san carlo. 61 in pacific ka. everyone else in the 50s. rosa the 40s. south beach, it's dry, fog free it a bit of fog around novato. crisp to warm if you're riding mass transit this morning and thi

and that is the new routine in this region where the threat of fire is the new way of life right down to the hardware store aisles. >>> from fire extinguishers to sprinkling products. to materials being used. everybody is looking for something. you just get a feel it is on everybody's mind.>> reporter: that market in forestville that i showed you when the russian river flooded earlier this year they had water right across the street. there were homes in the neighborhood that were flooded. they never lost power. they might tomorrow on a perfectly clear sunny day. strange times in california. plenty of dangerous come with the generators. carbon monoxide are also a fire higher hazard. keep those things in mind. pg&e will be watching the weather tonight and into tomorrow. to see if they have to make any decisions about the power here. in the north bay. >>> contra costa fire is putting together a strike team for the fire season. they are gearing up with a brand-new bulldozer. they now have 2. it will let crews take on more blazes. this season alone contra costa fire has had 300 fire so far