the streets through the night confronting trump supporters, throwing objects that police, setting am agaats on fire. police put out the fire to control the crowds, using pepper spray at times. trump lost minnesota to hillary clinton by 45,000 votes. we can assume this is going to be one of many more rallies in that state. heather: that bonfire included a lot of trump merchandise including hats they ripped off of people's heads. in just hours the big story happening today, the us ambassador to ukraine will appear on the hill as part of the democrats impeachment push as donald trump and lisa the tax on joe biden during his fiery rally in minnesota. griff jenkins is live in minnesota as we learn who the whistleblower may have worked for. >> reporter: who is he? the whistleblower according to the washington examiner who tipped this offer may have worked for former vice president biden. the examiner claims this. he is a career cia analyst, the national security council at the white house, the source says he would have come in contact with biden's lawyers for the whistleblower having acknowled

living in turkey to head for europe genser machall in her speech earlier today made a point of praising aga for hosting so many migrants but hungary has responded to the other one threat by saying it could use force at the border if turkey creates a new migrant crisis here's a look at how the standoff over migrants arose. turkey shows no sign of scaling back its offensive in north east syria. but europe made clear that it wanted an immediate halt to the hostilities as soon as the bombing began. this military action is looked leading to good results and we have to say when this to the attention of our turkish friends. and one responded by playing what some call the refugee card saying he could allow millions of refugees to travel to europe. hey european union wake up. i say it again. if you try to frame our operation there as an invasion out asked a simple. call that we will open the doors and send 3600000 migrants to you t.j. this is their regular unleaded. turkey has been holding back the refugees as part of a 2016 deal with the e.u. it drastically reduced the number of migrants entering e

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aga turkey is one of these modern day hermits he hardly ever leaves his room he decided to become a recluse 15 years ago. i was learning french at the time the teacher would always ask us what we done that would look like i didn't have a job so i never did anything to say i couldn't have a conversation and so i retreated more and more from the world. this remarkable. turkey is what's known in japan as a he could call mori which basically means pulling inward being confined they spend their days cooped up in their homes on the internet playing video games they can't cope with the pressures of the outside world. you might be looking at the same view for 35 years. to post some might say it's a lovely view. when i'm not feeling well i see everything as though it were shrouded in the greatest. grace and it's the. japan is now reportedly home to over a 1000000 he komori possibly even more it's hard to compile exact figures they fear school or work they fear failure in japanese society being different or standing out is frowned upon without outside help it's hard for these people to find a way bac

where we're seeing a lot of that portion of the east bay in the dark right now course that's where aga there's a renda want to slide the map down a little bit further, here's castro valley to kind of depends on where you are a downtown castro valley are fine, but as you head in towards the crow canyon area. that's where you're seeing a lot of these blackouts occur right now in the car so this is a lot more rugged right along crow canyon road. if you've ever driven that section, you know it's awfully windy with very steep hills on either side lots of vegetation and that's been the big worry a lot of these areas where we're seeing the blackouts are either in areas that are a lot more rugged or communities that of a better bet, but right up towards its of the diablo range another area where we're seeing levees blackouts and as we slide the map she'll see that as you make your way down 6.80 and then along 6 asia towards milpitas you're also seeing up in the hills to more areas that are in these a blackout conditions. the timing again we've got to stress this the timing for wind power will

o'clock tomorrow morning so a lot of confusi panic and hopefully that clears it up a little bit but aga we have updated this graphic now marine county is not a part of this latest shut off.hat's according to a pr person that just e-mailed us again pg e's website would contradict at but their website has been prlematic throughout and that's the best we can do for you 'll send it back to you. all right grant thank you for that update our coverage of course continues to kron 4 dot com. >>and there you can find an interactive map of the evacuaon zones and the fire perimeter, a full forecast of tonighs expected in plus shut off. it's all the kron 4 dot com. during the commercial breaks on krn on on our4 7 streaming service it's free streaming service it's free ringhis ♪ sup. - whacha doing? i'm watching food. try $3 cheddar bacon loaded cly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try $3 cheddar bacon loaded cly fries. try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delived with doordash. next public safety power shutdown is expected have a minimal effect this timen santa clara county. p

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i cover those winds advisories we still do have wind advisories in areas such as him are aga all the way until 03:00pm today so we still are going to be dealing with strong winds in the east bay hills on into the north bay to all across the bay area really especially for upper elevations, all zoom back out. and you can see that the diablo range up into the oakland hills mount diablo on up into marine had winds mountains and then much of the north bay affected by wind advisories even into the afternoon today. so this affects areas right around the merrill fire as well as other areas too. and as robin you talk to me as well we have the red flag warnings that are still in effect we have humidity levels in the single digits now this is bone dry conditions right here as we make our way into the afternoon winds will continue to be a thing as you can see we still have those wind advisories until 03:00pm today. you factor in the low humidity that is specially gets bit lower on into our afternoon hours and the hour still going to be talking about likely power outages through much of the day t

>> aga our board will make those determineses. >> you're not accountablelehen you're saying the boardaccountable. >> my intent is to see this through. i think that's part of my responsibility. >> mr. mulan rk if you had an ounce of integrity you would know the right thing to do is to step down. >> you're the captain of this ship. a culture of negligence anden incomp or corruption starts at the top and starts with you. you padded your personal finances by putting profit over safety. and now 346 people, including 8 ericans are dead. on yr watch. today you said you made mistakes and are accountable. >> in the hearing we in a chance to catch up with dennis ilenburg and i asked him does he plan tolatick with the company or give back compensation here is what he had tosay. you had more more than one in representativeg you are not the person you should resign. >>np understand knows is phil and i respect them. but again my focus here is on taking responsibility, owning it with,e know what we need to fix. we're making those chaes. we're going to continue to gete betts a company and i remain re

thanks amanda the indigenous sami have lived in the aga region for thousands of years spread across norway and finland russia and sweden and their way of life is intimately connected with the north but a warrior planet is putting that under threat his poor race with his report in sweden. returning the dead to their final resting place. caskets containing the skulls of their ancestors finally being given back to the sami people by the swedish state after being taken from graves in the 1950s to be picked for research more on. this gesture may heal some wounds new ones are being opened up as the government is accused of failing to properly deal with a climate crisis that threatens the sami way of life for much of their off the wealth the sweden has has build on its build on sami grounds the 1st thing is to to to face the history of colonization what's weeden a state has met done to my people just a few kilometers inside the arctic circle the town of york mark is a center of sammy culture in sweden. scientists say the arctic is warming up twice as fast as the average global right the putting t

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mean also german troops on the ground and german military involvement and here's what she had to say aga. the question of how gemini handles this politically and more than anything what that means for on forces is a question that must be decided by the bundestag. well presumably the german defense minister would not put forth such a proposal without assuming herself that german troops could be committed to that but is it clear that the german parliament would support that move absolutely not so we pretty much cyprus got the standard german politicians on it's a parliamentary army any kind of move the german forces do outside of any needs a clear mandate from the stock and i'm going to come count by its own party i'm going to machall c.d.u. is currently in the so-called grand coalition with the social democrats already heard this morning a lot of skeptical voices here this is a proposal that's been put on the table without consultation with the social democrats in fact she sat with them the evening before and clearly didn't mention this so i think we're headed for quite a heated debate he

. >> during the me, they showed aga shot of george and me laughg together and, so -- people were upsethey thought, why is a gay hollywood liberal sitting next to a conservative republican president? dibr'td dn enen w ipvehone 11. mad and theyha pe d id when they're mad, they tweet. but 'sllrehe a tndne o twege b fur. faith in america again." >> here's the things. i'm friends with george bu e fthe in beliefs that i have. we're all different and i think that we've forgotten that that's okay that we're all different. just because i don't agree with someone on everything doesn't mean that i'm not going to be friends with them. when i say be kind to one another, i don't mean only the people who think the same way you do. i mean, be kind to everyone. doesn't mattig.er, president and mrs. bush saying they really enjoyed being with ellen and portia. adding, they appreciated ellen's comments about respecting one another. and that they respect her, too. >> valuable words from ellen with the former president. i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> now fmro in th

thanks amanda the indigenous sami have lived in the aga region for thousands of years the lines spread across norway and finland russia and sweden and their way of life is intimately connected with the north going to war we planet is putting that under threat there's ballrooms with his report in sweden. returning the dead to their final resting place. caskets containing the skulls of their ancestors finally being given back to the sami people by the swedish state after being taken from graves in the 1950s to be picked over for research more on. this gesture may heal some wounds new ones are being opened up as the government is accused of failing to properly deal with a climate crisis that threatens the sami way of life. for much of their off the wealth the sweden has has build on its build on sami grounds the 1st thing is to to to face the history of colonization what the west sweden a state has made done to to to my people just a few kilometers inside the arctic circle the town of york mark is a center of sammy culture in sweden. scientists say the arctic is warming up twice as fast a

plus survivors of some of northern california's most destructive wildfirensare up aga key deadline to file claims against pg&e. good evening d welcome to kqed newsroom. i am lily. we begin tonight with the democratic presidential debate and impeachment investigation. this week, house democrats pressed ahead with their impeachment inquiry, against prident trump. they interviewed several key e witnesses about president's efforts to persuade ukraine's leader to investigate former vice president joe biden, and his son. o meanwhiltuesday, 12 candidate squared off in a democratic residential debate, held in ohio. reflecting her surge in the polls, this timeit was elizabeth warren facing a tax from her rivals. especially over her support for medicare for all. y she refused to if she would raise taxes on the middle class, to pay for it. >> joining me now, senior editor for politics and government, scott shaver. joining us via skype from the nation's capital, is tall coping, the washington correspondent for the san francisco chronicle. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> let's start with you

. >> what would happen if someone showed up to class where the m aga had? >> hard to say.n the professor. and most cases would certainly be subject to a lot of hate and possible upgrading. there's a lot of work to be done, free -- is a freedom loving american something i'm passionate about the values i want to protect and work to uphold. carley: the paper is not backing down. appreciate it. todd: let's get a look at the forecast. >> on the east coast, or the west coast, i will get to the west coast, 53 ° in new york but there is a big cold air mass moving on the western portion of the united states. early morning temperatures 31 °, last snow yesterday, a little farther west, california still warm, battling wildfires. a red flag warning, and into southern california and farther south see the red flag warning this. 30-40 miles an hour, spreading wildfires on top of that, it has been bone dry for weeks and weeks. everything in oranges 25% or lower and then you see these browns. and completely dry in that region. our forecasted highs in portions of southern california in the m

marching to the line of control today said they're going to cross said they said they want to go do it in aga but they also stress that this is a peaceful march now the leader of the j k l f you have seen malia get in jail in india is headed did a good considerably and did have fears for his life because of the poor state of health daddy and then by their supporters numbering thousands we are doored about 3 to 5000 are already on the march to the line of control not very far from way we are they are going to be stopped by the security forces because pakistan does not want these people to cross because anything can happen if they do cross that line of control let's not forget that thousands and thousands of indian troops along the line of control and almost a 1000000 indian soldiers incarcerated so it's going to be a tense and fed by did appear that the pakistanis are determined to stop these people from marching across the line of control and the prime minister is also treated saying that such a move would play into not a davao of india so he of course has cautioned the people not to cross th

more than a quarter of democratic college students want donald trump's them aga hatband.nline college survey says 27% of democratic students support a hypothetical ban. 73% oppose the idea. we asked what you thought of this and most of you think students need a reality check. free speech matters, mag a hats are banned what will be band next? that is a merry-go-round no one should want to get on. unbelievable. in the real world we deal with our differences, not make him go away. greg on facebook that can lead live with freedom of speech, you'd think college students would figure that out. the good, the bad and the ugly. the good. so my gourd, look at that pumpkin weighing in at 2294 pounds. this is the winner of the giant pumpkin contest. the mitsubishi mirage, one of the latest on the market only weighs 2000 pounds. the bad, little caesars got more than they bargained for when a ride suddenly stops leaving people hanging upside down six minutes. >> what about getting these kids off! >> am i going to get down? heather: safety system stops the ride and no one, hanging upsid

give a full evaluation on the matters presented from there to get proper evaluation before it is heard aga. thank you very much. >> any other members of the public. >> on the same matter 3847 18th street. this has been in the commission's hands. this is the fourth continuance. this has been in the commission's hands for six months. we reluctantly agree to this additional continuance, but indefinitely requested by the project applicant, we take huge issue with. this is in the washing machine for six months. this is the fourth continuance if you guys do this. we need to get this done and have a decision. thank you for your time respectfully. >> any other members of the public like to comment on the items proposed for continuance. >> seeing none. commissioner johnson. >> move to continue item 1, 2, 3, 4, 15, 17, 18, 21a and 21b to the dates specified. >> second. >> commissioner richards. >> i am looking at the 11/14 calendar. we have 2417 green street. that is the one that i have a stack this high at home going on forever. i would like to move to offer friendly amendment to move item 21a to a

plus survivors of some of northern california's most destructive wildfirensare up aga key deadline toinst pg&e. good evening d welcome to kqed newsroom. i am lily. we begin tonight with the democratic presidential debate and impeachment investigation. this week, house democrats pressed ahead with their impeachment inquiry, against prident trump. they interviewed several key e witnesses about president's efforts to persuade ukraine's leader

the streets through the night, confronting trump supporters, throwing objects at police, sitting m agare, police put out the fires and control the crowds having to use pepper spray at times. trump lost minnesota in 2016 to hillary clinton by 40,000 votes so we can probably expect more rallies in that state to come. rob: trump rally in a blue city. fox news alert, and iranian oil tanker reportedly attacked off the coast of saudi arabia. iranian officials say two missiles hit that tanker causing heavy damage with oil spilling into the red sea but iran's national tanker companies denying those reports. nobody has claimed responsibly for the attack and the saudi's have not commented. this is amid tensions between washington and tehran with the us accusing iran of attacks on foreign tankers near the strait of hormuz. breaking this morning donald trump weighing in on a solution to end the conflict in syria. >> we could send in 1000 troops for military conflict in turkey. you don't want to do that. we could hit turkey very hard financially. or we could mediate a deal between turkey and the ku

china trade tensions, as well as the brexit tsonga -- s aga. amanda: the u.k.et for its third general election in four years. the backingn won from jeremy corbyn for a snap election in december. he is hoping it will break the brexit deadlock. is readyal is out and to be approved by a new parliament. it will have a government yearning for every fiber of its being to get on and deliver our one nation conservative agenda. london, we have annmarie hordern following all of this. almost exhausting in the twists and turns. yet, uncertainty remains a huge issue for the economy. we have a poll agreed to in december. what does this all mean? >> uncertainty remains but it looks likely that tonight boris johnson will get the election he has been pushing for. it will come just ahead of christmas my which will likely exacerbate this fatigue we have seen on brexit. boris johnson think this is his one way to break the political impasse that we have seen in westminster. when we get atime second reading on the bill. this gives the initial approval for the bill to be debated in t

san ramon or aga and danville those parts portions of that area in contra costa county we're told are in the dark and within the last hour and a half contra costa county tweeted. more than 40,000 customers genie estimates will be in the dark that's because it just happened. throughout the night am i have been talking to people who've been coming here getting earlier and a lot of them tell me that they were getting e-mails from pg any within the last hour that they are going to get their power shut there are. you can even barely see here, but there are some people in the distance i see they have their that looks like them. employees at the shell gas station across the street, they have their flashlights out getting ready to close up shop and just getting ready for this power outage. but that is the situation from here. we'll of course monitor any other activities at the street lights are going to work are not we'll send it back to you in the studio get along we have you there it looks like the street lights are still on noel. >>up in the north the street lights were off and that locati

they are interacting with people, interacting with some people in them aga hats. there have been some scuffles. nazis come off our street. little pockets of interactions. a short while ago we saw police using pepper spray and a lot of protesters are surrounding cars as people are exiting. intimidation and that is something we have seen throughout the day. shannon: keep us updated as to how things are playing out. relatively calm on the streets, we are reacting to what we are seeing tonight. the president talked about kinds of things, he talked about impeachment, he has a lot on his mind these days and a lot on his plate and seems like what he enjoys most is doing these rallies and seemed to be in a good mood. >> yes he is. in fact i talked with him for 25 minutes over the weekend ahead of his appearance tonight and while there was a discussion about the impeachment inquiry was mostly focused on what he believes americans care about the most, he talked about foreign policy, syria in particular, north korea, iran, these challenges but mostly domestic issues all of w

he went again and again and aga again.i think in his lasting legacy to us, we should think again about the prophet elijah for this reason. he was about to be killed for his ardent promotion of his faith. he hid in a cave either in or next to mt. sinai. he received a message from god to go up and stand on top of the mountain and wait for the voice of god to speak to him. he had already had a pretty hard time, just like at the end of elijah's life. he's already had a pretty hard time, you have to go through this, too. so there's elijah standing on the mountain, and a huge wind came so strong it broke the rocks of the mountain. but the lord was not in the wind. then an earthquake came, shaking everything. but the lord was not in the earthquake. then the fire came. but the lord was not in the fire. and then what does the scripture say? a still, small voice. elij elijah, by that point, had gotten rid of all the pomp, all the circumstance, all the glory for the still, small voice. i loved this man. i loved every minute i ever sp

i'm not going to say cash flow aga generative the story is can this company find a way to be profitable capital markets are wide-open to it. >> it's balance sheet. also short interest is still hovering somewhere around 30%, just a shade underneath that when you look at it on a stock chart it's trying to build a bay. i wouldn't own tesla i believe what tim says and everyone else at this desk it's a balance sheet question not a technical or fundamental story. the fundamentals are not there yet. you have to look at the technicals >> it is trying to build a base. very early in that process more often than not unless you completed it which is the time to go it ends up being very disappointing. >> right in terms of this particular business segment though the semi-truck, it seems corporations have mandates now to become more green much more so than an individual consumer who might choose to buy a model 3 or not and this electrified semi-truck is the only one on the market >> being greenwich means being fuel next. pepsi has started -- they can budget this and very easily rationalize this purcha

went mentioned in my lecture, the tendency has been to talk about the only decade to risen in story aga fee of world wars one into. they discovered the topic of you will and discography after a much suffering there was beyond the determination of the war. historians i've taken up this topic and my genuine impression they will know much about it because are not taught that much history going that far back. europeans in my experience in europe is that the europeans remember this much more enters probably more recognition in terms of clauses and so forth then there is in the united states and as for the same purpose and that's for schools in those existence. they put their focus elsewhere that contributed to the popular amnesia and i think that's starting to change. >> i would say to that in the 1939, 1940 period. you need to be far enough past the history of the event and it's written right after the event and the intervention is america first and were far enough away and the political fires can make that more objectively. i thank you for contemporary figures me and even mediums biography

watching the numbers, watching the market you could tell he wanted back in we're seeing this time and time aga really came to prominence in the earlier 2000s. >> prominence for him at fidelity, where he ran magellan, which is where he sort of made his name i suppose >> thank you very much >> thank you >>> here's a taste of some of the other stories we're watching today. wework is getting reworked well written there, the situation getting uglier warning there will be even more layoffs at the company as management looks to cut costs, this comes after soft bank said it is taking control of wework by providing $5 billion in financing that values the company at less than $8 billion. you were talking about this in the last hour, they didn't have money to pay severance before. >> and now they have at least a lifeline that will enable them to do it >> severance among other things. >> yeah. >> and fund the investments that they've made -- >> the employees are about to get their pink slips when you hear about the co ceo's getting multimillion dollar pay packages they're getting laid off >> if they had e

i'm sure we will likely see one of the other nine or maybe more to capitalize on a warren, aga, moment to have a breakout moment tomorrow night. david: get some attention. they give so much, professor. that is mitchell mckinney, professor of political communication at the university of majority. coming up, we have three new winners in the novell prize of science. michael mckee will be here to talk about it. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. the nobel prize in economic sciences was announced earlier today and it went to three bijan banerjee, esther duflo, and michael kremer of harvard. the thing they share is there work on global poverty. year's prize in economic sciences is about alleviating global poverty. how to reduce global poverty is a fundamental but also daunting question. this year's laureates have shown it is best to bring down this daunting issue to smaller, more precise questions, questions you can credibly answer. david: we welcome to explain all of this, our

intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports on a neat program where recipients are giving back aga best middle school is welcoming american hero. medal of honor recipients. >> they need to understand the importance of relationships. there are so many things that are fragmenting. >> using videos documenting their stories, the medal of honor character development program reinforces core values. >> there was one girl who hugged him five times and thanked him for his service. these kids are aching to have motions failed, what, adults devalue them. >> during vietnam he received the highest military honor for courage. as a green beret medic who treated the injured despite a spinal injury. he credits a 15-year-old for teaching his team how to live in the jungle than saving his life. >> after i got shot and i landed in the ground of the next thing i felt was somebody picking me up. that was dale. i couldn't walk, but they carried me through the battle. >> he takes these mature lessons about character to elementary schools. students sit in silence as he reveals 15-year-old dale died putting

and on top of that this is an arch conservative republican who as dpagary was pointing out aga has been in the midst of the circles. >> is the white house concerned if he does end up testifying, would they be concerned about his reputation and his credibility among other republicans, among donald trump's firewall in the senate and potentially the house? >> i think they very well may be. i'm certain you will probably see them try to attack his credibility, just as they have with other witnesses in this if he does testify. but it presents a number of problems for all the reasons that you, garret and michael laid out. the top defense for president trump and those defending him has been about this process and the fact that the whistle-blower they said and others including ambassador taylor who testified were testifying on second or thirdhand knowledge. michael bolton is a primary player in this. they can no longer say that -- at the point he testifies the whistle-blower becomes more or less irrelevant because the house democrats will have had evidence from the key central players throughout

mike is joining us now dwan aga talk about this wind and when that will finally die down. >> so far we had a tractor cause a fire, the power was out in her rag moraga so we're not sure what caused that fire. in san rafael, they have some power there. sunny and seasonal temperatures today. calmer and warmer tomorrow through saturday. temperatures back to average for sunday. let's jump into the fire danger index. takes into account the heat, the lack of humidity and gusty winds. we're pegging extreme, the pyre on the fire danger index. 6:00 this morning across the north bay. still high in the diablo range that will increase. you can see that other rang showing up there. by noon, barely holding on to a high fire danger in the diablo range still pegged at the extreme in the north bay. as the winds calm, we'll take out the extreme and have minor pockets that will still be high heading towards 5:00. let's talk about temperatures. look at this. mid to upper 70s, san francisco throughout the entire bay. upper 70s, about 79 to 82 in the south bay. the north bay, the east bay, low 80s there. bre

really bright, wonderful people, trying to determine what had happened, make sure it didn't happen again. the trials and other things like that is what the team was responsible for. >> martha: talk to me about the items that are in this. part of the experience of going to the 9/11 museum, it's that the pictures tell you everything and the voices tell you so much. what is the experience going to be like? >> to things, the things you're going to see, artifacts and the evidence are things that up until now have pretty much only been seen by the intelligence community. the u.s. government has really shared a great deal with the 9/11 museum to put on exhibits. what you're going to hear are the actual people, the analysts, the six people part of the raid talking about what that job was light, with the mission was like. >> martha: the man, the blood tests on the ground at the bin laden compound. >> talks about many different ways the c ci used. to try to determine what is it usama bin laden or not. having to tell the administration about it, when you didn't have a smoking gun. >> martha: incr

yesterday who not only propped up the phony russian narrative but also suggested it wouldau happen aga. >> it's not that trump cares about russian interference. as he sees his political fortunes dwindling he's helping his pal vladimir is going to come there once again and help them get elected in 2020 if he's going to be in office by then. >> laura: for that comment, he should never work again! that is just -- "his pal vladimir"... the intel bigwig? what would cause a once venerated spy chief to level a bogus claim again? well, a fear? >> i'm supposedly going to be interviewed by mr. durum as part of this investigation. i remember william barr when he was testifying in front of congress, he said he didn't understand the predication that was launched into russian 2016 interference but i do not understand the predication of this world wide effort to uncover dirt, either real or ororimagined, that would discret that investigation in 2016 and into russian interference. >> laura: was he really had of the cia? that is terrifying that someone is very worried. joining me now, the former cia an

she makes a silly comment, aga again. >> greg: she didn't call anybody deplorable. >> kimberly: even >> juan: i don't buy it. trump is obsessed with her because she beat him in the popular vote. >> greg: he's in the oval office. >> juan: but the popular vote, he says, oh, no, my voters they were illegal alien voters. >> dana: if she had beaten him, she would be in the oval office. calling out hillary clinton and obama administration for making her push on troop talking points after the gauzy attack. do you remember this? it began spontaneously hennepin county and spontaneous reaction to what sparked the recent violence was the erring on the internet of a very hateful, very offensive video. >> and a new book, writing about clinton, why do you have to go on the show? where is hillary? after a brutal way, she was unrelenting. this is not a good idea. can't you get out of it? hillary was nowhere to be seen and we talk about this a lot, why do they have to go out and say that? >> greg: i remember it like it was four years ago. five years ago, but the thing is it brings up a comparison i s

he went again and again and aga again.ut i think in his lasting legacy to us, we should think again about the prophet elijah for this reason. he was about to be killed for his ardent promotion of his faith. he hid in a cave either within or next to mt. sinai. he received a message from god to go up and stand on top of the mountain and wait for the voice of god to speak to him. he had a pretty hard time, just like at the end of elijah's life, he's already had a pretty hard life, you have to go through this too. there's elijah standing on the mountain and a huge wind came, so strong it broke the rocks of the mountain. but the lord was not in the wind. then an earthquake came, shaking everything. but the lord was not in the earthquake. then the fire came. but the lord was not in the fire. and then, what does the scripture say, a still, small voi voice. elijah by that point had gotten rid of all the pomp, all the circumstance, all the glory for the still, small voice. i love this man. i loved every minute i ever spent with him

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again, and they are caught aga again.ording to a report, we are now learning that the fake whistle-blower, nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower, is a registered democrat, paul sperry, real clear investigations reporting he worked in the obama white house. oh, that explains a lot. no political bias, right? with the lying, cowardly, shifty schiff wants you to believe this is just a nonpartisan effort to protect the country. shifty schiff is not so concerned about foreign election interference come all of a sudden. except, i guess, when it is shifty schiff, who is trying to enlist the help of a foreign country to dig up dirt on his political enemy. we have that tape. this is pretty entertaining. take a look. >> i think there is direct evidence in the emails from the russians, through the intermediary, offering dirt on hillary clinton, as part of what is described, in writing, as the russian government effort to help elect donald trump. >> she met with trump, brought -- also known as a person with a reputation. >> how do you spel

brennan just now on msnbc, aga again, playing part of the narrative, building up anyone who stands inhe defiance of the president's agenda inside the white house. watch. >> we have some in the white house right now who fears people who are willing to speak out about what is wrong, and be able to expose the corruption that is going on right now. i think we're going to see, in fact, may be more of bravery and courage than we have seen in the past couple of weeks. >> laura: thomas, if vindman wasn't supporting the president, heard the call, and said nothing wrong, do you think they would be calling him break? >> no, he would it be called to testify. look, you had a cia official wrongly to classified information from it certainly looks like -- >> laura: given it by someone. >> may be wrongly given it, certainly wrongly conveyed it to congress. schiff lied about it. you have this counterintelligence investigation, a spy operation targeting a candidate for president of the united states, and then the president of the united states. you remember the intelligence community includes the justic

shows you some of the cities and towns that will be impacted that's lafayette where i'm standing now a aga danville just to name a few of course all the cities. an alameda county as well. and this is all due to that public safety power shutoff of end pg anticipates the shine off would begin anywhere from midnight to 4 in the morning for these areas wednesday morning that is and alas through thursday midday. that means you can wake up wednesday without power that's a huge impact very jarring see want to make sure you have everything you need in case that happens the possible shut up is due to that severe dry weather event that we're seeing across the bay area but specifically in east bay hills as we've been talking about with jontre bull and then james was just talking about that high fire danger. p g has already started calling customers warning people that once the powers to be even turned back on it could still take some time and because each power line must be inspected first. >>we asked for people be perfect for 4872 hours. our goal is get done quicker not. bu power back. >>think it's

. >>> fire crews battled a grassfire in mar aga overnight that forced evacuations. thankfully winds were not intense, and crews were able to get a handle on it. about 40 to 60 acres burned along with some fences leading to homes in the neighborhood. the evacuation process was complicated by the fact that there was no power. >>> now as we've said, our reporters are fanned out all around the bay area. abc7's laura anthony has a look at the fire. >> that's right, laura? >> reporter: yeah, hi, there was a fire here in maraga earlier. right now i'm showing the inside of the maraga hardware store. there are reports that the power's going back on in this area. not yet here. however, it was a good place to be today because they did everything they could to accommodate the customers who came in looking for last-minute supplies. [ siren ] it was a close call for residents of sanders ranch as a grassfire came recording toward several homes, scorching up to 60 acres and prompting evacuations to a nearby church. >> the first sound i heard was it sounds like a freight train. it r

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the fact set goes aga theminst and the past history of how we've looked at these thing g.id it's a somber moment in our country's history. if he's impeached, he's the third president to be impeached in this process. i think the republicans in the entire process would have a much more successful way to go if they would just accept the facts ptthey're laid out ceacd the united stas himself, both in what he said on the south lawn and what the ca transcript summary has shown os fe to say that whetherhaalsa n the south lawn and on the phone call with the president of ukraine, the words used were inappropriate and ill advised. if question is were they impeachabl impeachable? i don't think they were. they're worthy of investigation. the latest whistle-blower report is worthy of further investigation. in order to do so, let's let the house put this to a vote. right now we have a nancy pelosi squad impeachment effort. we need to put it on the floor of the house. let them take a vote. that way we can get not just second and third-hand accounts, but first-hand accounts from people wh

. >>> and continued crisis in hong kong the city police once aga

able to monitor or effectively operate aga forces? >> uh, again, as secretary he is p secretary esper said, we would say the number is almost a hundred. we do not know where they are. the prisoners that the sdf was guarding are still secured, the sdf still has people there, we're monitoring there as best we can. >> ben rhodes, let's try to fact check that. jim jeffrey certainly seems to have more control of the facts than the president. >> yeah, no, look, it's obvious, andrea, that a significant number of isis prisoners were in this area, and a significant number have escaped. but i think it's important to step back and look at the broader context here. why did isis get the foothold there in the first place and what did the kurds do with us and for us? assad is a motivating factor for isis, he allows them to raise recruits. turkey does not have an interest in fighting isis. the situation we faced in 2014 is that turkey was permitting the free flow of people across the border into syria to fight for isis. it was the kurds who put their