alanna shore and lisa lehrer, thanks for breaking down the numbers for us. >>> later, i'll be joined by two of the democratic presidential candidates live from the hall of fame dinner in iowa. at 3:30 p.m. marianne williamson and then at 4:30 p.m. eastern senator kirsten gillibrand. see them both live right here on cnn. >>> now still ahead, the man who helped bring down president nixon is fixing his sights on president trump. he's set to testify to congress tomorrow. could what he says influence lawmakers into launching an impeachment inquiry? ♪ come on... (buzzer sounds) at some point, a line has to be drawn. nooooooooo! i'm sorrrrryyyyyy for us, that line is only delivering within five minutes of our stores. so your sandwich arrives freaky fresh®. it's nothing personal. it's because sandwich. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice

eloise alanna has been to meet some of lebanon's devout atheists. want to talk about it.|j me. they live in denial. theyjust do not want to talk about it. i went from being an extreme muslim to be an agnostic atheist. i believe in the caliphate. i used to be a firm believer but around the age of ten, i started asking questions. the concept of god was given to me for my christian education as being the ideal of love so if the ideal of love is more powerful than it should fix all the problems. i did not know of the concept of atheism back then and that the word even existed. when i told my family i am not a muslim anymore i was faced with extreme anger. i was faced with threats. when i was a child, my mum handed me a little book on bears and in the introduction they were three pages on the evolution of bears and it made more sense to me than the creation story. i started doubting islam after i participated in a protest against the embassy demonstrating against cartoons and it never made sense to me by drawing a cartoon would unleash such hate and ange

i am joined by alanna, and we, together, we will be your m.c. tonight. we are very excited.e it to be a wonderful graduation. we are doing everything from our graduates from cycle 30 and cycle 19. we are going to acknowledge the supervisor of district eight, rafael mandelman if he was here, we also want to recognize someone from assembly member david to's office, also, in spirit, we have senator scott weiner in here -- was here in spirit. and also, we will do a lot of shout outs later. so, please help me welcome our city build director. [cheers and applause] >> good evening, we apologize for running late. my name is ken name, i am the acting city build director. before we start the celebrations , we wanted to acknowledge a community member that we lost dearly earlier this year. i would like to ask that sherry andrews who has worked with her from the beginning of the program to come up and have a little moment of silence for her >> welcome. this is real rough for me. how do you say goodbye to your partner? someone who has been with you from the beginning? we will open it with

. >>> small, you can join ktvu's andre senior and alanna gomez for a free world cup watch party is teamn sweden. this is happening at noon at sue bierman park in san francisco, right across the street from the ferry building. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> now to our top stories. san mateo county detectors are investigating two stabbing death along skyline boulevard in just a matter of two days. on monday night, a pacifica cabdriver was found dead and yesterday, a tow truck driver j a suspect has been taken into custody as he was trying to drive away from the scene. a source close to the inves

on that, alanna abramson, who covers it for "time" magazine tweeted this. steny hoyer talked to representative cummings last night and said, he's, quote, comfortable where they are in investigations. he also says that reporting on divisions in congress on impeachment are not accurate and clarifies its division of opinion. we expect the house to come in at noon eastern. we will have it live for you of course. as other briefings come up between now and then we'll try to get those to you as well. in the meantime, want to show you a portion of our discussion on "washington journal" this morning on congressional oversight versus executive authority. guest: well, sure. i guess to start, one of the fundamental jobs of congress is to do oversight over the executive branch, to make sure in a democracy that people are happy with the work the executive is doing. from time to time, congress is dissatisfied with cooperation it gets from the executive branch and so one of the things we've seen particularly really in the last decade or so is congress going to court on occ

. >> they were great they were volatile they loved each other passionately >> reporter: alanna stewarth her career. she knew where she wanted to go, how she wanted to do it. >> reporter: after one season on "charlie's angels," she left the show in search of media roles. >> i'd like to be very successful in films, hopefully being taken seriously. >> reporter: she found her sweet spot playing gritty women in made for tv movies >> she loved taking risks. >> reporter: that was never r apparent than when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of anal cancer in 2006. >> she wanted to film everything. >> reporter: she made a statement by showing herself at her most vulnerable. >> there was a point in time where she was so sick, vomiting. you stopped recording. you wanted to be a friend. >> because i don't want to film you while you're so sick she said, why not? this is what cancer is >> reporter: that video became the documentary "farrah's story," whicrais ccer awareness and helped save lives. do you think she considered that perhaps her most important contribution >> i think, in a way, sh

matthew, your head teacher here and alanna, you were one of the judges who work for the rhs.eally what we're looking is teamwork. but something the students really showed. although some of them face different challenges, coming together to produce this beautiful garden at the whole school can enjoy. matthew, we do have flowers and vegetables. they plan what is to be planted. they monitor the growing over the seasons. we use the produce of stairs and a new cafe which is really exciting. it's very enterprising. and they make soup they sell to the teachers? it's been amazing, we're part of their achievements. how many schools took part? a few hundred enter every year so part? a few hundred enter every year so it's a difficult decision to make. having a cafe that is being used, produce, assuring the community, it's just amazing. used, produce, assuring the community, it'sjust amazing. that's what we were looking for. the children must learn all about plants and vegetables, it's a calming place to be. as well as learning about the garden, it's about the life skills that we learn a