and she didn't look at us all the camera and she just was paying attention to her trainer, brian johnson to her trainer, brianjohnson, and he was putting her through her paces. i think she was a role model for so many people on so many different levels and certainly for older women in terms of keeping herself going. there are not that many people who are, well into their 80s, when they get a cool, catchy nickname. laughter. she did. rbg. tell us about that. they call her notorious rbg. did you have any idea who she was being compared to? not at first. i think her grandchildren filter in and then she used as we had a lot in common. we were both born and bred in brooklyn. that's true. i hadn't thought of that. that was a surefire lifeline. she had a great sense of humour about herself. and she got that nickname because of the very stinging descents she was writing as the supreme court was moving to the right and more and more conservative decisions on voting rights and reproductive rights —— dissents. and she really told it like it is an younger people just gravitated to the idea of this f

the orange glow in the sky was a sight to see. >> that was brian johnson reporting. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked the creek fire. lisa, it's obviously ahe heat will dry everything out even more. >> oh, for sure. when we come back, i have a look at the fire going on wherendhe it's generating, it's unbelievable. we're going to get drier through the period. in fact record-breaking temperatures. how hot, when do we get relief, i'll have the answers next with my abc 7 news accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank, lisa. >>> also ahead, the czu complex fires have been destructive. how the community is helping those who have been on the front lines fighting the flames. >>> plus some public school students in san francisco will soon be able to get free meals again. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but

someone on the district court, she recommended brian johnson to me. thoughther trainer and he would be just right. so he was, and so he is. we have been together since 1999, we meet twice a week. it's good for me. most people would not prefer it. from 7:00 until 8:00 in the evening. a dual purpose, i can go through the routine and watch the news hour at the same time. credit brian johnson for keeping me in good shape. how many push-ups can you do? thence ginsburg: we do 10, i breathe, and we do 10 more. [applause] she does planks. i'd like to make a point about these push-ups. one thing justin ginsberg does not use is her knees for any of her push-ups. the other story is when i was introducing the justice at an event, i said she could do 20 push-ups. saidi sat back down, she -- this tells you about her modesty and physical fitness, she said "mary, i think that might be exaggerated, because i do 10 and i breathe, then i do 10 more." i think that tells us plenty. justice ginsburg: i recently was interviewed by stephen colbert. the entireough routine wit

that was brian johnson reporting. investigators are working to find out what sparked the fire.hat is the concern across the state and here as well, lisa. >> once the heat begins to ease the source of that cooling is going to be a pressure gradient that sets up and brings us a dangerous offshore flow. there is a look live at emeryville. right now, we are in the 70s, so temperatures are very mild out there obviously. we even have some numbers close to 90 in the upper envasionleva. excessive heat continues. stay tuned, my accuweather seven-day forecast ahead. >> the czu complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo counties have been destructive. how the community is helping those who have been on the front lines fighting the flames. >>> plus some public school students in san francisco will be able to get free meals again. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's se

that was brian johnson reporting.estigators are working to find what sparked the creek fire. >>> lisa, with all this heat, that's going to dry things out, more of a concern for fire across the state. >> absolutely, liz, and at 71 degrees, san francisco 6:11 in the morning, something's really unusual. it was 72 an hour ago and it's 68 at sfo. 55 half moon bay, that's nice. 55 to 72, that range right now, and then about 93 to 112 today, yes, you heard right. stay tuned my accuweather seven-day forecast ahead. >>> the czu complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo counties have been destructive. how the community is coming together to help those who have been on the front lines fighting the flames. >>> plus some public school students in san francisco will be able to get free meals again. we'll have the details on that coming up next. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or

she just was and she didn't look at the camera, and shejust was paying attention to her trainer, brian johnsongh her paces. i think she was a role model for so many people on so many different levels and, certainly for older women in terms of keeping herself going. there are not that many people who are well into their 80s when they get a cool into their 80s when they get a cool, catchy nickname. she did! rbg. tell us about that. yeah. they call her notorious rbg, which is the play on notorious big. and she used to make a joke about this. did she know who the notorious big was, the rapper, did you have any idea who we should —— been compared to? not at first. but i think her grandchildren filter in and then she is to say, well, we had a loss in common. we were both born and bred in brooklyn —— a lot in common. both born and bred in brooklyn -- a lot in common. that's true. that was a surefire lifeline. she had a great sense of humour about herself. and, you know, she got that nickname because of the very stinging dissents she was writing as the supreme court was moving to the right and more an

and she went, just paying attention to her trainer brianjohnson paying attention to her trainer brian johnsontting her through her paces. i think she was a role model for so many people on so many different levels and certainly for older women in terms of keeping herself going. there are not that many people who are not that many people who are well into their 80s when they get a cool, catchy nickname. laughs she did! rbg, tell us about that. they call her the notorious rbg which is a play on the notorious b i g. she is to make a joke on this. did she know who the notorious b.i.g, the rapper, who she was being compared with? i think her grandchildren felt around. she said, we have a lot in common. we were both born and bred in brooklyn. that was a surefire lifeline. she had a great sense of humour about herself and she got that nickname because she, of the very stinging to sense she was riding as the supreme court was moving to the rights and more and more conservative decisions on voting rights and reproductive rights. and she really told it like it is. younger people just gravitated to the

one of my favorite tributes was her trainer brian johnson dropping to the ground for a few pushups incumentary about her life. amazing. johnson highlighted their connection and served as a good reminder even in our 80s we should work out. rest in peace, justice ginsburg. >> tune in sunday for our special pre-debate coverage here on "the five." >> is that all? i think there is more. [laughing]. >> ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington. breaking tonight several major stories. we are 38 days from the november 3rd presidential election and only 4 days from the first debate between president trump and joe biden. we are also just 23 hours from the expected announcement from the president to replace the late ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. first tonight, stunning news concerning the investigation into the russian collusion probe and a source for information in the document used to justify much of the fbi inquiry. jill

we were surprised and i have to say being in that gym and her and her trainer, brian johnson and seeingermination that she was putting into keeping herself in good shape, i mean she was a role model for older women and you know i thought afterwards yeah, she did let us film it. she was proud of it and why not? >> betsy west, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll go to manu raju next. let's talk about the politics o of this. if you thought this election was intense so far. it just ratcheted up significantly. >> no question about it. the question for the republicans right now is will they move on a nominee and from talking to our sources, getting someone to repla replace ruth bader ginsburg before november would be difficult. getting a nominee through a process is two to three months and confirmation hearings and all the likes, that takes couple months. there could be enough time to get it confirmed by the end of the year. that's significance. if the republicans lose control of the white house then there will be a change of power in january. there will be a lame

ginsburg's personal trainer, of more than 20 years, brian johnson, giving his own, personal tribute to the late justice. kneeling down and doing three pushups. we'll be right back. insulin injections can make diabetes complicated. omnipod delivers insulin through a discreet waterproof pod... to help simplify life. no more daily injections. it's game-changing. and the wireless controller helps deliver the right amount of insulin. plus take your insulin anywhere with a small tubeless pod. covered by most insurance plans. get started with a benefits check today. go to omnipod.com for risk information and instructions for use. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify life. omnipod. my wife and daughter had been killed in an automobile crash, and lying in the bed were my two little boys. i couldn't have imagined what it would've been like if i didn't have insurance to cover them immediately and fully. forty years later, one of those little boys, my son beau, was diagnosed with terminal cancer, given months to live. i can't fathom what would ha

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one of my favorite tributes was her trainer brian johnson dropping to the ground for a few pushups in documentary about her life. amazing. johnson highlighted their connection and served as a good reminder even in our 80s we should work out. rest in peace, justice ginsburg. >> tune in sunday for our special pre-debate coverage here on ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ ♪ jedediah: welcome, everyone, to the 6:00 a.m. hour of fox and friends weekend. we are excited to have you join us this morning. it's a great, beautiful day here in new york city. although it's a little dark out there, still. here with will cain and pete hegseth. how are you doing, guys? will: good morning, jedediah. doing well here in the studios of new york. a busy day as you know from a potential scotus nomination coming just later today to, again, protests and riots on

i have to say that being in that gym with her and her trainer brian johnson and seeing the focus andt she was putting into keeping herself in good shape, i mean, she was a role model for older women and, you know, i thought afterward, well, yeah, she did let us film it. she was proud of it and why not? >> betsey west, thank you. appreciate it. we'll go to man knu next. if you thought this election was intense so far, it's just ratcheted up. >> yes, it's something we haven't seen in sometime. the question for republicans right now is will they move on a nominee? how quickly will they move on a nominee and from what we can tell and talking to our sources, moving on a nominee, getting someone confirmed to replace ruth bade er ginsburg before november will be difficult. there is not as much time as it would typically take. it's typically two to three months to get a nominee through the process, the paperwork, fbi background check and confirmation hearings, that takes two to three months but there could be enough time to get someone confirmed before the end of the year and that's signific

brian johnson dropping down in front of her casket there doing pushups to honor his workout buddy of over 20 years. the army reservist calling justice ginsburg consistent and tough when it came to exercising. johnson saying justice ginsburg went right back to training twice a week after she was released from the hospital last november. he says she never ever said can't. quite a tribute. >> amazing that she was doing that constantly and consistently. >> the strength is very impressive. >> impressive and inspirational on so many levels. >>> coming up, hall of famer shaquille o'neal and charles barkley taking heat for pregame comments. the backlash over what they said about breonna taylor, that shooting, and the effort to defund the police. >>> a health scare for former texas congressman ron paul caught on camera. how he's doing this morning. >> "good morning america" is sponsored by behr, today, let's paint, exclusively at the home depot. ♪ look at that scuffed up wall. [ laughing ] staring at you. embarrassing you in front of your in-laws. spreading rumors about you at work. that wall

there was a touching tribute, brian johnson for more than 20 years, did three push-ups before her casketto pay his respects. she often did planks, squats and push-ups. >>> it has been a week of mourning in washington across the country. with all the news making headlines tonight. i want to take a moment to reflect on a good thing happening. we show you how an architect is helping to rebuild homes and lives in puerto rico. >> he changed everything for everyone here in puerto rico. there were 70,000 homes destroyed, some had no roof, some only had a toilet left standing. we don't have to live this way. >> my mission is to build homes that are earthquake proof and hurricane proof. we're using shipping containers add a base structure. i'm a third generation architect. my father and grandfather taught me that being a part of a community and helping out that community is really important. some days after hurricane maria, i joined fema to work as a construction inspector. i remember this one case, this one lady came to us, we couldn't find the house. we wreelized we couldn't find the house beca

there was this touching tribute from brian johnson, he did three push-ups before his casket.of mourning in washington across the country with all the news making headlines. i want to reflect on a good thing happening. our champions for change series, we show you our architect rebuilding homes and lives in puerto rico. >> there were about 70,000 homes destroyed and some had no roof and some had a toilet left standing. we don't have to live this way. my mission is to build homes. my company challenging the way we look at construction, we are using shipping container. i am a third generation of architect. being apart of a commune and helping out that community is actually really important. some days after hurricane maria i joind fema. i remember one case this lady came into us and we could not find the house. the desperation on that woman's face, i will never forget it. the word contivo means with you, as in you can take your home with you. these actually looked really good and we go inside. there are no holes in the walls. this is a beautiful container. it is a really future ho

one said battery day disappointed elevated expectations brian johnson at barclays, put us in the skeptical there's adam jonas from morgan stanley saying largely lived up to the hype but clearly didn't exceed it tesla's target they want to bring down their battery cell costs by 56% but it may take up to three years to achieve it. here is elon musk talking at the event yesterday. >> we're not getting into the business for the hell of it. it's the constraint. it's the limiting factor for rapid growth >> and that's the key. they're going to be making their own battery cells. they explained a lot of the technology yesterday and it's in order to accelerate deliveries they did give some guidance yesterday in terms of what they expect full-year deliveries to be they said based on percentages, they may be able to hit the 500,000 target, but the low end was 480,000 vehicles q3 deliveries are next week. then we'll get a better sense of what they need to do in the fourth quarter to hit the impiebds they gave at the beginning of the year of delivering at least 500,000 vehicles this year >> phil, thank

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brian: darryl johnson's company did that and american airlines hired him. >> and you think about it.ement. >> well, if you think about it, why is no one checking out this company right there. checking out this company because they are saying they can kill the virus within seconds and at the same time it's going to have a lasting effect and just yesterday you promoted a company and i know a company called the cube that you can walk through that kill the virus as did you go into the building. they are not checking that out. what they want to do is create this chaos. yesterday, if you listen, biden spoke in michigan and he spoke donald trump made in america. you know people listen. the middle class is america. meaning you bring these companies from europe from, china, that's middle america. that's how you are going to get paid. that's how are are going to make money. then you work with the unions to say hey, we have got to work this out. there is a certain amount of money we cannot pay and continue to have business here in america. we can work that out. ainsley: herschel, front cover of

save by khudobin point gets the stick down and right off the left toe then johnson the last rush face-off to the left >> briansave by khudobin and one that had real speed. probably you don't have the appreciation for it but on the replay you can see how big a play that was by khudobin. >> mike: so many questions asked about his ability to play back-to-back games size, age, and all of that question mark replaced by an exclamation point thus far in this rattled on around now for coleman. wedged off by lindell. puck came back ahead can be played along by dickinson. moving back in off the short glass. goodrow stepped into by caamano. brought back ahead by coleman. walked on by gourde. gourde a shot turned aside by khudobin gourde poked it along. goodrow there. but it's rattled on around near dickinson. took care of his man that was shattenkirk dickinson was able to bring it back ahead and back in from the red line in. >> eddie: fortunately for dallas, tired players out there. might have had a three on one. dickinson made the right play to get it in deep and get a change. >> mike: lindell rushed a bit there. tryin

the committee posted a letter of testimonies from brian murphy, september 21st at 10:00 a.m. joining us now is jeh johnson, served under president obama, secretary johnson, it is as pleasure to see you and thanks for making the time to be here >> thank you for having me, rachel >> the way that i describe this reporting, i read the report and the reporting at cnn and other major networks i want to ask you, is there anything important that you think is being left out or i may be looking at it the wrong way >> i think it is important rachel that we see this as a larger and disturbing picture. as you alluded that the intelligence and director of dhs is responsible for what you referred to vertical information sharing between the federal government and state and local governments. when it comes to the election space that means information and intelligence sharing with state election officials because it is state officials who run our elections in this country including our national elections and what is disturbing to me about this latest report is that it seems to be part of a larger pattern of trying to put t

with a noble talk nerve agent johnson as a scribe the incident as attempted murder insists that the kremlin has the answer of course. this is the news live from the left i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks for the. life on earth what kind and. coincidence. or isn't capable happened. to the bit like winning the lottery. first or you.

brian: this is game-changing which is why we asked dr. siegel to look at it. you have been talking to dow johnson too on this for about a month now. dr. understand this is not instead of regular cleaning. but it's the idea of putting on a surface that is something that gives you a baseline grection. one study they did last april one of the major infectious disease shows 30% reduction in hospital infections using. this and, again, you lay this on and then on top of that, you do your daily cleanings. you are not going to replace it. think of a football locker room, for example. if you think that doing the daily cleaning matters, the next day they are there with more sweat. so this provides a baseline protection. and i think it's very effective sars cov 2 virus very easily killed. it has a coat on it that's easy to kill it. this is a very good edition. brian: can i get it to that small school to that small community that doesn't have much money, can i get it into a major private college? is there any way for this to be ready if it's proved effective and the epa is sold on it. is there any way to get it to everybody. >> that's what we are

committee has also published a letter providing testimony of brian murphy, very soon, september 21st at 10:00 a.m. joining us now is jeh johnson. he's served under president obama and former attorney general. secretary johnson, it's great having you here. thank you for taking the time. >> thanks for having me rachel. >> the way i've described the reporting, i've read the report, the "washington post" and other news organizations describing it, i want to ask you if you think there's anything important that's being left out or i might be looking at it the wrong way. >> i think it's important, rachel, that we see this as part of a larger, very disturbing picture. first, as you alluded to in your last block, the intelligence a d all cyst is responsible for virtual information sharing between the federal government and local and state governments. when it comes to the election space, that means information and intelligence sharing with state election officials because it's state election officials who run our country. what's disturbing to me about this latest report is that it seems to be part of a larger pattern of trying to put t

johnson. not here to talk about ant covered after t cover covered ast covered asteroids. are you changing that tune brianttle bit let's put it into an analogy i know you played baseball growing up you've got three balls, no strikes. what do you do >> you take the next pitch that's what you've got going on with the market right now. all the problems happening right now. we are starting to see some of the technical coming in a little bit. shorter term weighing a little bit. starting to deteriorate a little bit. you've got to take the next pitch and see where this shakes out over the next, say, 40, 45 days and get through this election if history at all rhymes and it is playing out weaker october that's exactly where we are going and where the market will be further feeling the 3032 level where the june highs come into play you've got to see this market back to at least the move moving record that's what you'll have to see it is underfooting you talk about the nasdaq and the five largest stocks. they represent about 45% of the market cap i don't know if you can call that any sort of diversification, 45% is

brian: what company? which one is closest? >> well, pfizer's doing really well. i tell you, pfizer's doing really well. johnson & johnson has an incredible vaccine that's doing well, that'll probably be a little later. moderna's doing very well. and on the other side, of courseford, we're very much -- oxford, we're very much involved with that also. so we're doing really well. and, you know, one of the reasons we're doing well is because what we did with the fda. normally, if this were obama and bind, they wouldn't have this vaccine for another two and a half years because they wouldn't have been able to got through the process of the fda. total safety, by the way. total safety. it's number one. but if this were up to them, if they had it instead of us, what i did with the fda was very good, and we speeded the process up to a point where we're going to have them in a matter of weeks. they wouldn't is have had it for two and a half years. ainsley: bill gates was on with chris wallace yesterday, and he said the travel ban that you implemented in january might have worsened the pandemic. listen to this. >> this r

lacy lee johnson, best of luck in your run. >> thank you very much, brian. we hope to replace our liberal democrats' leadership government to the mayor to ilhan omar and whole city council and take back our city and get a handle on a lot of issues that's going on around here. i appreciate the time that you gave me. brian: make the most of all the attention all these candidates are giving you and hopefully minneapolis and minnesota will get some support. thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. brian: we invited ilhan omar and candidate michael moore on we have not heard anything yet. meanwhile restaurants in new jersey are allowed indoor dining at 25% capacity. one owner says not enough. now he is planning to sue the governor. he joins us live next. we got no free pass. everything we have, we've earned. the unmistakable lexus is. get zero percent financing on the 2020 is 300. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i do motivational speakingld. experience amazing in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to yo

brian: senator tim scott talk about law enforcement reform. things we can do to make things better that seems to be yesterday's news. sadly. lacy lee johnsonst of luck, thanks for getting up early for us. >> thank you. brian: coming up straight ahead, president trump announcing 150 million rapid covid-19 tests. they will be dispersed nationwide. dr. nicole saphier says this is crucial to contain the virus. she joins us up next. first, before the debate kicks off, enter for a free chance to win 25,000 $ from our friends at fox bet super 6. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play the presidential debate game. it's going to be fun. pick six possible outcomes. then watch the debate on fox news on september 29th. today, to see how it all unfolds, download the fox bet super 6 app. to get started. now here is this commercial. ♪ - [narrator] the shark vacmop combines powerful suction with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one disposable pad. >> as the race to find a vaccine continues president trump an advancement in the

johnson is behind bars. his charges have not been announced. briants overnight. that's the latest news we are bringing to you right now. steve: let's bring if south carolina republican senator lindsay graham, senator, good morning to you. senator: thank you, number 1 shooting a police officer is not a protest, that's a crime. steve: absolutely. we need to get further details about it. nonetheless, when you look at the -- you know, there was rage in louisville after it was announced that the grand jury would not indict anybody for her death. do you understand the frustration? senator: yeah, so you have 3 police officers that went to the grand jury, one was indicted for reckless endangerment, but murder is a specific intent crime, at least first-degree murder. you meant to kill the person with malice and forethought. i doubt that they knew ms. taylor. ii think we went to the wrong apartment and things got out of hand. i think murder would be impossible. the police officers did not get up that day, that night, go in, plan to go murder ms. taylor. now, l

brian: who is she and what is she like? somebody who knows, congressman mike johnson. congressman johnson knows her from college. >> this is a person who is extremely talented but also gracious and humble and that is the kind of leadership that's recognized and unopposed. she has had a phenomenal career. she brilliant constitutional scholar. i will tell youly what have told the president on saturday. i have spoken about amy over the last couple years. we have wanted her to have this position. mr. president, to sum it up. she is a female scalia, sir. brian: that's what she is like personally. ainsley: she clerked for him. brian: maybe the president will meet with lagoa when he goes jacksonville on thursday and he also has a rally. keep in mind, too barbara lagoa might be the type of person that could deliver florida for the president. could be the difference. it will be a 1% or 2% state. so maybe that's the 1%. ainsley: that's another swing state like to your point, steve. that's where a lot of catholics live. brian: talk about the debates coming up on tuesday. the president doesn't know what to expect against jo