>> i have talked to several people, when you can get ahold of people it.l answer the phone. nobody will answer an email. now they say i think they are closed because they won't answer the phones at all. and they tell me that the system is working perfectly fine. they say it's working perfectly fine. how can it be working perfectly fine when i'm still getting utility bills? >> jesse: how much are you paying? >> i'm still getting over 300, # hundred dollars utility bills. >> and how much did you pay to install? >> over $46,000. >> jesse: stop it? >> over $46,000. >> jesse: did you pay that upfront? >> at the time you could buy a house for that. >> jesse: oh my god. i mean, this is crazy. and they are not answering their phones, you probably want them uninstalled. did you sign a contract, probably? >> i did sign a contract. i was lied to about the contract. i actually had questions about the contract and i called and asked about things that i was concerned about and he assured me of what it said and then whenever i do finally get ahold of someone, well, hones

. >> my son was trying to get ahold -- he says i'm trying to get ahold of the army and this and the sheriff. i said, they say there's not going to -- i heard that they weren't going to do anything after the bridge closed down. but my granddaughters are in ohio. and she was crying hysterical when i talked to her on the phone. she was like, we were thinking you got hurt. i said, no, there's no service. >> that's the thing. the uncertainty brings so much fear and stressed. >> i knew it. that had me more worried than what i was going through at the time because i knew my family was worried. >> i saw your neighborhood. my god, what was it like to go through that? >> no. it was worse. there was two trucks that came and they cleared everything. >> it was worse than what we saw? >> it was all on the road. and they came and they asked us if we needed anything, and we said, we're okay. she was trying to get ahold of my phone. didn't have no phone service either. you know. but overall, we got nervous, but i wasn't like terrified. i don't know. for some reason, i have faith in god, and i said, we're go

what you're going to see happen in the next six months is if we don't get ahold of this and companiesinance, they're basically going to have to do a deal that is a crazy rate and i'm talking about, you know, 10 to 15% money. if it's not a company with a lot of cash flow or it's a company that has a whole lot of debt that when you start touking about those kind of dollars, it's a big number. i'm a billion dollar company but just our floating interest next year we feel like it will be $60 million more than it was this year but we're, like i said, a huge kmch company. but what about the companies that are not you'll see bankruptcy ands issues the next 12 to 18 months that we don't get ahold of this. >> the knockdown effect is the impact on consumer ultimately. you say that from what you're seeing and you certainly have got your fingers on the pulse of the consumer, the consumer is okay now the consumer spending now. but how you are preparing your businesses for the could be assumer in six months or in a year >> well, right now the consumer spending but the issue, melissa, watch same-stor

so people can't ahold of loved ones. they can't get ahold of insurance. amount of things that are piling up and the challenges right now in this part of florida is tremendous as the awakening is about to occur. and what i mean by that is after the storm, after the winds there is an adrenaline rush, and then there is the down time with humanity. and you come and realize what just occurred. especially if you have lost property. if you have lost vehicles. if you are injured. and hopefully people have not lost their lives or know anyone that's lost their lives. search and rescue very active right now. brian robert. real quick, would he know about the problem floridians have with alligators. the streets are flooded. is that a danger that people talk about that should be aware of that you are walking through a street that's flooded and there might be an alligator there? >> it's a possibility, certainly, brian. and as the waters recede, i hope that that risk will go away. but there are some roads that go down to the coast line that still have standing water. cer

. >> i had to grab ahold of the r frame for our -- between our kitchen and dining room. it was jolting so bad and glass is like like shattering. >> i was terrified. >> it was not like the 89 quak. this was a jolt where we have cs in our ceiling. rviceshe is going to break down the ever more important lessons on being prepared. we need to be prepared for those es in california. > >> racing against time, san fras laguna honda nursing home is siting progress in applying for recertification by november 15th. the hospital and rehab center lost certification in april after state inspectors deemed it in a state of substandard care. they lost funding and were given orders to to shut down and transfer patie, many of whom are fragile and poor having nowhere else to go. > >> let's check on the weather ad we have been talking about how much of a change of season its been. we went from summer to fall. >> exactly. >> like that. >> and you know what's kind of funny is the fall is here in thy area. it's not really fall. as we extend in to the next couple days we will feel a significant

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i had to grab ahold of the doorframe for our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad and glass like shattering on the bathroom or the kitchen floor another products that came down on the floor. they were flying off the shelves at the campus and pacific markets when the shaking started. also the santa rosa fire marshall told me tonight that soon after the quake hit, the fire department did receive multiple calls for service, including gas leaks, and people stuck in an elevator tonight, though, once again no reports of any injuries or major damage. containment is growing at the mosquito fire in plaster county as fire crews are battling a spot fire that threatened a small town. strong winds spanned the flames south of the community of forest. still from overhead. you can see multiple vehicles and buildings on fire just across the street from forest hill high school. the fire information officer spoke with us earlier tonight from forest hill and told us the high school was not burned. the fire did come up to the roadway and several locations. they're starting to re

either scenario is a nightmare i was able to get ahold of was i'm tell someone to help her. she has no support. she doesn't have her parents. there's no one powerful in her family. whatever can be done to help this poor woman do it with them. you know, the bible agencies have warned children living out in the open or at greater risk of kidnapping trafficking and sexual abuse. but double up. but i mean i must tell bonnie don't give my children water, give them food, give them a house. they need paints. if you can't give anything house, then just give us a house. my kids don't have a house left with only memories of home, children cope with the loss and trauma as best they can. thousands of villages have been inundated by the floods in this part of below, just done it. is it incredibly difficult team to try to comprehend? and if you look at the families that have been displaced, that are living now by the side of the road, they tell us that their biggest challenge is the safety of their children. their kids are out here living on the side of the road, exposed to the elements,

how would people get ahold of the federal money? to the fema website and start talking to them about it. first of all, you want to call your insurance company right away if you have any type of damage. the other possibility if you just have roof damage just from the winds that are beyond the surge, you can call the army corps of engineers and get a free tarp. they will come out. tax insurance that is available to you. don't be hesitant about calling. they call it the blue tarp program. they will come out and put a tarp on the house to prevent further damages, which you have to do if it has been opened up by a tree or whatever damaged the roof. >> you have to protect what's left. david soucie, very helpful. >>> there is breaking news this morning out of afghanistan. nearly two dozen people killed after a suicide bombing at an education center. most of the dead young girls. we have details on the attack ahead. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more sh

today chairman ben thompson and committee members reveal the panel got ahold of thousands of exhibits from the secret service including text messages from january 5th and 6th. yes, those messages. the ones we all thought were infamously lost. in mid july, the watchdog for the department of homeland security which the secret service is a part of told congress that a bunch of messages that secret service agents sent on and before january 6th 2021 that the messages were erased and banished. the secret service said they were not deleted maliciously and the migration was planned well before the dhs watchdog told them to preserve the data. big if true, as they say. but now there is a criminal investigation into how those messages got erased. and it is worth noting that "the washington post" previously reported that staff at the dhs watchdog's office planned to use a forensic data specialist to retrieve the lost messages but the agency's top watchdog shut that down. if you missed that part of the story, here it is again. this past february when a senior forensic analyst took steps to gather

. >> it got ahold of me, it bit me right here on my arm and i lost a good amount of blood. me, get control of her, but you definitely got to watch yourself with these snakes. they can put you in a bad situation. >>jesse: i had my blood drawn today and lost a lot of blood so i know how you feel. i asked the shark expert this question and we had him on in the summer, if you ever come face-to-face with a shark, he told me to swim towards it. if you're ever face-to-face with one of these vicious pythons, what's the expert move? >> well, the expert move, you know, if you're trying to catch and remove it, which i feel like a lot of people are going to go the other way. >>jesse: right. >> if you're going the other way, stop where you're at, that snake is probably going to lay their camouflaged unless it's an 18, 19-footer that thinks you're on the food menu but that snake will be more scared of you than you are of it. turn around and go the other way or what i suggest if it's a python, grab that sucker and get it out of the ecosystem. >>jesse: you experts always say they're more s

yesterday the ap got ahold of his military records which indicate that he never deployed to afghanistanmilitary receives appears to be a six month stint thoepg load planes at an air base in qatar, a long time u.s. ally, very far from what people call a tough combat tour. now both the political report and "politico" rated this as a tossup. republicans thought they could win it and putting full weight behind majewski until today. the committee canceled all of its ad buys for j.r. majewski. i'm not sure if lying about your military service is a red line for the republican paerd or just a hurdle he won't be able to overcome. this very good news for the democrat and democrats in the house overall. that does it for us tonight. will we'll see you again tomorrow. wait is coming up next. >> ahead on "way too early," a show your cards moment is coming for trump's legal team. special master in the mar-a-lago documents case sets a deadline for them to back up serious allegations by the former president. plus, a high profile u.s. senator makes another bold claim about putin. why he thinks the russia

>> i think this one we're getting ahold of. i think the case numbers are going down. tracking this. i think it's still mostly men who have sex with men. i think that the children are outliers, very rare. we're not going to see a lot of that. i talked to our new york city health commissioner yesterday. he said we're on the way down with monkey pox which is very good news. but we've got to get more vaccines. we've got to get more treatments. but this we're coming out of and i think we're doing a better job tracking it now. jackie: john, what do you think, two years post pandemic here, economy at a sort of bouncing around stage right now, very important that we go into this season and continue whether it's people getting shots or whatever the case may be but continue to keep chugging along and not get stuck. john: i think it's very important. if you're not in a vulnerable category, go ahead and live your life. we can't afford another round of lockdowns, be it with businesses or schools. with know with both it proved to be very costly in terms of lost productivity in busi

how do we get ahold of her? >> ainsley: they wanted to hire her, oh, what he is her phone number? oh, carly ate it. brian eight the number, oops. i love it. >> steve: a plus. >> jesse waters was saying if you apply for my show, send me a resume' on a cake. and send remotes, he'll get cakes. gavin newsom's green push getting more extreme. what else that state is banning. and we are going to get reaction from a california resident and our friend, fox news contributor leo terrell. >> steve: tracking hurricane ian. desantis set to address the state in 45 minutes. you'll see it here on the fox news channel. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they'r

there's fallout, gap officially now out of the partnership we got ahold of a memo that the head of thesent internally it says in part, while we share a vision of bringing high-quality trend-forward utilitarian design to all people through unique omni experiences, how we work together to deliver this vision is not aligned and we are deciding to wind down the partnership. this comes after ye himself terminated his contract with gap. he joined us on this show yesterday to confirm that and explain why. >> honestly, there's always struggles and back and forth when you're trying to build something new and integrate teams. so we designed -- we designed an entire collection, and actually i wasn't able to set the actual price that i wanted for this collection and then they actually took one of the shirts and sold it for $19. didn't price my stuff -- priced my stuff at $200 and above their whole price point normally, and then did the exact shirt for $20. >> pricing disagreements, he was upset they didn't do a yeezy store as promised. it's weighing on gap look at gap stock, down 8% compared to th

we're on a dangerous slippery slope here if we don't get ahold of the crime in the cities. >> steve ducey homeless. i want to correct that. this guy is out. i heard he moved in with the guy that burned down our christmas tree. my point being is that guy is out. you can see the guy who burned down the fox christmas tree anytime you want. that to me is worse than this, because arson -- i mean, that could have killed a ton of people, but he's out. so i guess what -- look, like, i looked at this and i go, i'm so jaded, because the guy sounds like he's not as crazy as everybody else. maybe he's carrying an axe because somebody else has guns. he's, like, you know, i'm going, man, i've been in new york too long to think this is okay, because i'm looking at it, going, yeah, watching him get beat up. this is not appropriate behavior, my point is, but we've lowered the bar for acceptable appropriate behavior in the city in the absence of visible law enforcement and the amplification of conflict. you know, we've lost the ability to kind of negotiate and dialog. so we have this daily evidence now of

i had to grab ahold of the doorframe for our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad and glasses like shattering on the bathroom or the kitchen floor. santa rosa grocery stores look at this bottles and other products fell off the shelves, workers at the campus and pacific markets on mendocino avenue. we're cleaning up broken glass, rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says. soon after the quake, the fire department was flawed. loaded with calls who did immediately began to get flooded with 911 calls for smell of gas, gas leaks, fire alarms as well as a stuck elevator. the fire department says no fires broke out as a result of those gas leaks and no injuries or major damage have been reported. as yet. tell that woman is californian. she went right to the door jamb door jam to stand . that's what we do. that's what you know to do. alright well, we'll keep an eye on that. and thank you to everyone who called in and gave us all that information and the photos. roberta gonzalez is here with our forecast, and it's nice cooler forecast and hopefully the air quality that's

machinations, the complaining he's done on twitter along with possibly whatever the twitter lawyers can get aholdhis internal communications inside tesla, various business communications, all of that could reveal all sorts of stuff about, for instance, one big thing that twitter has asserted was the possibility that musk may be trying to get inside its data to create a competitor. so we are just at the beginning of what is going to be an entire soap opera's worth of drama when it comes to the world's richest man and whether he's going to be forced to buy this thing. >> let's talk about the impact of the stocks. showers closed at $41.58, down for the year. how does that impact twitter's case? >> well, twitter certainly will be arguing that musk has hurt their share price, hurt their value. he agreed to buy this thing for $54.20 a share. as you mentioned, it closed at $41.58. twitter is not a stock that is rallying. it's down again today as a few minutes ago, about $41 a share. this is going to be part of twitter's case here they're going to say he has hurt us by dragging his feet. as many legal an

get ahold of yourself. [ laughter ] it's just stuff from the old show -- >> jimmy: dave, it's not justbits, like the bookmobile thing, do not hold up. [ laughter ] if you take a journey and put your children in front of the computer and watch this show, it is -- it is just great. and in fact today, they posted -- i made a video talking about some of my favorite moments. >> right, i remember that. and thank you very much for doing that. >> jimmy: it was my pleasure to do it. and i promise you, if you watch it, you'll never watch the show again. [ laughter ] you won't. >> it's absolutely not true. i mean, good for you, and congratulations on everything. >> jimmy: we'll agree to disagree on this one. >> okay, let's just find another topic. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] should we maybe get tracy morgan to drive us around after the show? >> oh, man. you commented how he's in his yellow ferrari. >> jimmy: yeah. >> going down low. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and he's stuck in traffic. and i just think, well, okay, good, good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's nothing funnier than a car t

how do we get ahold of this? >> you know, brian, we talked about this before.e got to look at your local sheriff, which are mainly grade great throughout the country. local state attorneys, d.a.s, slirts they have different names in different states. your judges. you got to look at your local officials. that's who you have got to -- down ballot races are so important. and we have got to fund and respect our law enforcement officers. because, look, right here in florida, they are all out here right now trying to keep someone safe from a hurricane. we have got to support our law enforcement. that's the men and women in blue. i think it's fixable. i think the people of this country are seeing what is happening like that idiot coming into our state trying to commit an armed robbery. >> brian: bringing chicago values to florida not going to fly. pam bondi, thanks so much. stay safe. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: coming up straight ahead. president biden playing the blame game once again putting the pressure on oil and gas companies and gas station owners because the p

i have got ahold of them and, you know, i was like i can't lose my cat. i can't lose another pet.>> jesse: well, that sounds quite wonderful. what was the wedding like? did anybody walk down the aisle? >> we civil ceremony. we did the outside. we had a pastor had has been ordained and she blessed the wedding. and i spoke to the universe and said i would never be away from my cats. and it was quite marvelous. and then we had tea afterwards. it was short and sharp and wonderful. >> jesse: sounds like a p. rfect wedding ceremony. >> purfect. >> you are not sexually attracted to the cat or anything. >> oh no. areasonable doubt doing to the folkers you cannot milk a cat. i have never tried. [laughter] no. i'm not sexually attracted but i don't want to be without my cat. like that would be a bit weird. >> jesse: that would be a little bit weird. >> yeah, a little bit. >> jesse: is anybody jealous? do you have recommendation well, i'm singling so no. >> jesse: girlfriends that come over? does it get awkward? >> my cat is really super friendly. she has three legs because she is a bit of a

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. >> grabbed ahold of him and started punching and punching. i fell to the floor.ell on top of my daughter. my 3-year-old. >> martha: she says she thinks the guy was trying to kidnap her 3-year-old. all he got was a fake gold chain. there he is running away. last check, he was still on the run. good for her. and this is 17-year-old zachary. he was killed by a lethal dose of fentanyl after purchasing what he thought was a percocet on snap chat in 2020. now the man that sold him that pill has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. this is a huge step in the right direction. in a moment, we will speak with zach's brave mom, laura, who will join me exclusively. first, the back story here from jonathan hunt in los angeles. jonathan? >> martha, the 17-year prison term handed down in this case is the kind of sentence that concerned parents across the country will likely applaud. a message that those that deal these deadly fentanyl-laced pills will face real consequences. nothing can bring back zachary didier who bought what he thought were percocet pills but contained fent

to have to bring out more sand because of the number of folks that came out here yesterday to get ahold of one of their bags. city officials want folks here in this part of florida to go ahead and finish all of their shopping. they want them to take a close look at their evacuation orders, their routes. they want eed to get a good loo at where the route might be and look at flood maps if they make the decision to stay put. the last time that tampa was hit directly by a hurricane was 1921. so the concern in this part of the state of florida is that even if ian doesn't hit tampa directly, if it stays parallel to the coast, we could see serious storm damage with all of the water being pushed up along the coastline and into the bay. in neighboring pinellas county, they are surrounded by water. they have the gulf of mexico on one side and the bay on the other. so they are worried that even if the storm ends up tracking off the coast, we're still going to see some pretty significant flooding. the mayor of tampa is expected to get a briefing later this morning. so we could get some more inform

she got ahold of his recipes, and says she's gonna drive him out of business. soup nazi says now that his recipes are out, he's not gonna make any more soup. he's moving out of the country. moving to argentina! no more soup, jerry. no more for any of us! -where you going? -he's giving away what's left. gotta go home and get a big pot. [♪♪] >> coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show," tonight fan boys are racist. the importance of casual conversation. and sherri shepherd. this is the daily show with trevor noah! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: what's going on, everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much. take a seat, everybody. we have a great show for you tonight, donald trump is master of his domain, amazon has ruined lord of the rings and ronny chieng will break down the most overanalyzed film footage since the den tee-- kennedy assassination. so let's do, this let's jump into today's headlines. all right. before we get t

i had to grab ahold of the doorframe. our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad. we'll have a live report on some of the damage left behind by yesterday evening's quake, then caunchingp people who are seeking an abortion. abortion remains legal and protected in california. we have your back the state is doing to help strengthen abortion rights. those rights are being challenged and taken away across the country. plus a massive fire continues to burn in the

whether the documents had been stored in such a way as to demonstrate a carelessness for who might get aholdthe documents and there was no evidence that have because she only shared with other agency personnel. here the fact that they are empty folders. that really suggests that they were stored in a very haphazard fashion and maybe they have even been, you know, given away, sold, who knows what has happened to them. it's important to get to the bottom of it. but even if we never find out where they went, the fact they are empty does such a blatant disregard for the proper way of handling classified documents. >> i would just like to get your own personal feeling as somebody who was in the trade craft, the thing that you did as a career. to hear a politician like elise stefanik who is the number three in the house republican caucus to equate this to russia hoax, to brush off and blow off the idea that donald trump could have endangered sources and methods that could have allowed one of our enemies to find, to track down, to harm people who were working for our benefit, for our national secur

so we're trying to get ahold of fema, and it's all go on the internet, and we don't have any internet >> reporter: and shep, some of the questions these people have for fema, how much money will they get, when will they get it, is it enough money to rebuild, and on top of this, will the county let them rebuild. >> so much i was watching our local station wbbh on hours on end in my office, and you want to keep an upbeat, but there was a lot of sadness, a lot of deep sadness today. >> reporter: one of the issues too is the cutoff of communication. so there are people in these neighborhoods surrounded by water, they have no cell service. so they have no idea what's happening around them. so they're coming to us saying how bad is it everywhere else? there's such a miscommunication or there's no communication because of the cell service issue here so you have people wondering what is happening to these barrier islands. we saw the photos from the helicopters. they have all these questions, all these needs, and right now they simply cannot be met with the rescue efforts happening here. >> i'

. -- yesterday, the ap got ahold of majeski's military records, which indicated that, majeski, quote,nistan. it's actual military service appears to just be a six month stint helping to load planes at an airbase in qatar, a longtime u.s. ally, very far from what most people would call a tough combat tour. both the cook political report and politico rated this race as a toss-up. republicans thought they could win it and we're putting their full weight behind majewski until today. axios reports that the national republican congressional committee has canceled all of its ad buys for jerry majeski. i'm not sure if lying about your military service is a red line for the republican party or they just decided it was a hurdle that majewski would be overcome. but this is very good news for democrats marcy captor and democrats in house overall. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for the last word with ayman mohyeldin, in for lawrence. good evening, my friend. >> alex, it's good to see. here i was gonna say quickly, i don't think republicans have any more

and if anyone who knows the information if the russians got ahold of that, they could know, well, there are only two people that know that putin gets applejacks for breakfast every morning. and that's what's would be burnt. hopefully, we will never find out something like that because, again, it's too sensitive. but the dni and other agencies will assess whether or not the damage, if, any has been caused by who has been present at mar-a-lago, who had access to the boxes based on the surveillance film that the fbi seized by a search warrant in late june. and a lot of that will be very telling. and we will know as time goes by, either what we actually will never know or, obviously, substantively, what will be revealed publicly. >> we know what we will never know. i like that version of the known unknowns. mark zaid and, attorney specializes in cases involving national security and security clearances. fascinating conversation mark. thank you for your time. >> thanks, alex. >> a justice department that is usually loathe to share details about its investigations merrick garland's doj has do

and maybe they would have taken advantage of that at the white house and say look, we are getting ahold. instead they surged and we are at 2.1 million with months to go until the end of the year. so with everything going on. and the thousands that have crossed, you would think that every sheriff would be focused on how we get that 2.1 million down. how do we get the number of got-aways which could number 800,000 down, no. sheriff harf yea salazar of bear county thinks he has got a problem. and his number one problem is the 60 at tops illegal immigrants that were putter on a plane and sent to martha's vineyard. and he wants to investigate governor ron desantis. listen to the bear county sheriff. >> our understanding is that a venezuelan migrant was paid, what we would call a bird dog fee to recruit approximately 50 migrants from the area around migrant resource center san pedro here in san antonio, i believe they were preyed upon. somebody came out of state and preyed upon these people. lured them with promises of a better life which is absolutely what they were looking for. to just be e

everything to the east is much easier for russia to gain ahold of because when they first started this they were basically moving like this. they were moving into ukraine from russia. but they were unable to prosecute their advantage this way, and what this means is this area right here, the area around kharkiv and then this area down in through the eastern part, this area is so important from a resources standpoint, from an industrial standpoint, and it's in essence with the xepg of the agriculture regions, the most important part of ukraine from an economic standpoint. >> i remember earlier when this invasion began, we talked about how ukraine might have a fighting spirit in a much greater amount than russia but russia had the numbers. however, that seems to have flipped. russia says ukrainian forces outnumber them by eight times, although i don't think russia has the same fighting spirit. i'm just talking about the numbers. are you confident ukraine will be able to hold on to this territory they regained? >> i think they can do it. of course, there are lot of things that have to hap

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she tried to get ahold of lift without any luck.'s attention on twitter. she realized she wasn't alone. it's pretty much the same thing in april. this once frequent lyft rider said he was charged $80 for reportedly spilling a drink in his lift. >> i wrote to them and i said what is this for? and they said it's for having an open container, a beer in the car and spilling it. >> it is the perfect cm because it's very difficult to disprove that you from yes, smoke in a car or has spilled a drink. >> chris elliott runs the consumer advocacy blog. elliott advocacy. he says he's seen a recent uptick in these lift damage scams. they all are very similar. they involve someone taking a ride, usually just a short ride to get out. >> and then there's a charge on your card and they they send you the photos and they charge you. and there's really nothing you can do about it. >> he says some drivers see the scam as easy money to avoid being the victim. he says, first of all, when you get in the car, take a picture. >> and when you get out of the

imagine the ceos of the corporate titans of the '80s and '90s, that he was cigar chomping work aholde golf but certainly never looked like anything like this. this is very 21st century stuff. >> lee iacocca looked awesome in a tank top. >> it's not just the ceos. jim colter is very much having a moment. how many times a year do you hear do you even lift, bro? all the time, right, john? >> people can see. they don't have to ask me. >> jim colter certainly having a moment, but also, i mean, we have seen this explosion of male skin care. men want to look good, too, and ceos are not excluded. and i'm here for it. >> we all do need supple skin. seriously. the advantages of some supple skin, i can't even begin. >> i love that the yachts aren't enough. the yachts and thousands of acres of wyoming ranches aren't enough, that they have to look really great, too. i wonder if that's leveling the playing field. women have always had this public pressure, especially high-profile women to dress perfectly, to be fit, and now -- >> bigger a better, it's not just money. >> it's about time, rahel solo

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she tried to get ahold of lift without any luck.she turned to social media has a long way to get the company's attention on twitter. she realized she wasn't alone. it's pretty much the same thing in april. this once frequent lyft rider said he was charged $80 for reportedly spilling a drink in his lift. >> i wrote to them and i said what is this for? and they said it's for having an open container, a beer in the car and spilling it. >> it is the perfect. see him because it's very difficult to disprove that you from smoke in a car or has spilled a drink. >> chris elliott runs the consumer advocacy blog. elliott advocacy. he says he's seen a recent uptick in these lift damage scams. they all are very similar. they involve someone taking a ride. usually just a short ride to get out. >> and then there's a charge on your card and they they send you the photos and they charge you. and there's really nothing you can do about it. >> he says some drivers see the scam as easy money to avoid being the victim. he says, first of all, when you ge

during the first game, a reporter, steve gelbs, who was in the stands, managed to get ahold of a foulall and got a chance to meet some wandering mets fans in pittsburgh. >> no. >> did you actually catch that? >> i got it. >> did you catch it? >> no, it was a section over and it bounced towards me. this guy right here is trying to steal a ball. we're on air right now. >> yeah, but i've never gotten a ball in my life. >> i've never gotten a ball in my life, i'm 35. >> you've got a lot more years to get one, steve. >> i don't know about that, not in this job. look at all these people trying to grab the ball from me. >> you've got a lot of years left. >> guys, excuse me, excuse me, guys. >> jimmy: surrounded by zombies or something. they're still there arguing about the ball. oh, look at this! [ applause ] all right. hi, everybody. how you doing? welcome, welcome. yes, go right out to the back. there you go. we have a great show tonight. simon cowell and ralph macchio are here. when we come back, our 16th annual pedestrian belly flop competition, so stick around. you might already know th

when i had my security problem nobody one said this is not a problem until someone gets ahold of it and take it home and paste it on your walls. >> he did share it with someone not allowed to see it, his b biographer. but in the sandy burger case, there was nothing that i'm aware of. >> is that the how the law is written. >> yeah, it doesn't matter if i have those documents in my closet or by myself at home or in a nonsecure environment or if i have a bunch of people coming in -- >> that makes it worse. >> yes. but the core is pretty simple. this judge has no experience working with national security information and it shows because she said that the government cannot conduct interviews with witnesses using the content of the documents. imagine what that looks like. say i'm interviewing you about these documents and i say will you tell us what happened with these documents and you just say which one? i'm done. i can't investigate at that point because i can't refer to the title of the document, i can't refer to the subject of it or the sources and methods to trigger your memory about an

you had a lot of really good reporting on this, including you were the first person to get ahold of thisat was in this brochure, because it is what seems to be the smoking gun in the idea that we have heard from reporters who have been on this show and reporters who have talked to the miami herald and other papers, that these migrants were made pretty extravagant promises when they got on the plane. >> something that is important to keep in mind is these migrants were not in the united states illegally. they came over the border without documentation, but they surrendered. and they're seeking asylum and are now able to remain legally in the united states. so the question is, did they board these planes voluntarily? and what a lot of the migrants were saying is we were made all sorts of promises by the people who were hired by desantis of what we would get when we land on this plane. we would get money, housing, assistance with job training. and then desantis was denying it. and what this brochure shows is that they were promised a whole laundry list of benefits, if they were to board thi

legislation, i know this sounds very washington, john, and more about the messaging and the trying to get ahold. and i can tell you, john, just in the past couple of weeks i've been in ohio and michigan working on campaign stories. and it has really surprised me how many republican voters, republican voters i have talked to who have said that they like the idea of voting for a republican, but they are concerned about voting for somebody who supports a total ban on abortion. graham's not wrong. it is resonating. it is just from my anecdotal boots on the ground reporting, that it's happening out there, particularly in a place like michigan, where the governor's race is really hot. other congressional races are really hot. and a place like that, it's going to be on the ballot just like it was in kansas. other places like ohio, same kind of thing. not on a ballot, but it seems to be resonating. >> and these are republican voters telling you this. >> exactly. >> as you travel in some of these key race. >> yep. >> all right. dana bash, thank you so much for sharing your reporting, trying to explain t

i had to grab ahold of the doorframe for our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad and glasses like shattering on the bathroom or the kitchen floor. at some santa rosa grocery stores, bottles and other products came flying off the shelves, workers here at the campus and pacific markets on menacing no avenue. we're cleaning up broken glass tonight . santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal told me tonight that soon after the quake struck, the fire department started to get multiple calls for service. who did immediately began to get flooded with 911 calls for smell of gas, gas leaks, fire alarms as well as a stuck elevator. the fire department says no fire started as a result of those gas leaks. also, no injuries or major damage have been reported this afternoon. strong winds spain and the flames from the mosquito fire burning in plaster county, a spot fire florida up in the canyon, south of the community of forrest hill from overhead. you could see the flames burning multiple vehicles and buildings just across the street from forest hill high school, new evacua

please say hello to josh duhamel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: did guillermo get ahold of yout. >> well, the truth is -- >> jimmy: yeah? >> they asked me if i wanted to do this gag. i had a suit, holes in this thing, so i was going to throw it away anyway. >> jimmy: you brought your -- >> extra bit of life. >> jimmy: thank you for showing us your shins and much of your leg. [ cheers and applause ] you know what? i know you just got engaged. i don't know when you're getting married. but this might be a nice ensemble for the wedding. >> i think it's kind of a cool look. >> jimmy: it is a cool look. there's something about keeping the pants down at the bottom that really is -- it's pappealig in some way. >> guillermo insisted. he doesn't finish the job. he cuts them off and leaves the bottom of the pants there. >> jimmy: i was reading about you and your fiance, audra. you're from north dakota, your fiancee was miss north dakota. did you meet in north dakota? some weird north dakota connection? >> no, we didn't meet in north addition, but i did know who she was, followed her a lit

. >> would you say james got ahold of things that even exhaustive investigative reporters have not yet there's -- i've been covering deutsche bank for years, and you know, if i do say so myself, i've done a pretty good job of getting inside the bank, but i and other journalists lack subpoena power. it sounds like deutsche bank has been extensively cooperate be with her office for years, and we now have a much fuller accounting of not only what the bank was thinking but the information that trump and his lieutenants were providing. >> have you thought about asking your editors for subpoena power? >> i ask all the time. they look at me funny. i don't understand why. >> so, this goes to the point that she got new stuff. when you say some of it's surprising, again, i mentioned, we hear from many people in the nation who say, well, they're on to trump. there's a lot of cons, and none of it's surprising. do you mean specifically not that he might break a rule, but it's surprising that she actually seems to have caught him being sneaky and getting busted with his fingerprints in ways that he'

i had to grab ahold of the doorframe. for our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad. we'll have a live report on some of the damage left behind by yesterday evening's quake, then caunchingp people who are seeking an abortion. abortion remains legal and protected in california. we have your back the state is doing to help strengthen abortion rights. those rights are being challenged and taken away across the country. plus a massive fire continues to burn in the sierra. this far is riddled with all these drainages, small canyons where the fire will promote due to the vegetation being so dry. that is just takes that fire and runs. crews are trying to push the mosquito fire away from towns as more evacuation orders are underway. today is wednesday, september 14th and we are looking live at a foggy picture . it's kind of hard to tell what this is. but i think this is the lafayette picture that we have. i can kind of barely make it out . and boy. a lot of us are happy to see that fog. can't we al