everyone says they trade trevor bauer. what are they doing? they've gotten better since then.tarters and those four guys you just showed are a major part of it obviously. >> kenny: the most valuable player the all-star game, bieber. >> a.j.: not justin bieber. >> kenny: no. a shot to right center. a base hit for rodriguez. flaherty at third, chang moves to shortstop and bradley zimmer replaces yasiel puig in right field for the indians. >> kenny: here is greiner. one for three. great job by our entire crew in cleveland. our producer, aaron stoikof. associate director andy cavanaugh, broadcast associate sam younger, technical producer carla echols, marty aronoff crunching the numbers. j.p. morosi downstairs and john adams banging the drum throughout the evening out in left center field. i think john has received more air time tonight than anybody. >> a.j.: trying to keep up with j.p. in the indians' dugout. >> kenny: j.p. and j.a. >> a.j.: indians have a huge series this weekend with the phillies. we showed their schedule. we showed the replacements. bieber, plesac, plutko, the

joining me is bob bauer, former white house counsel to president obama, and of course you worked with joe biden in the obama/biden white house, we should point that out, you support joe biden's candidacy, just to put that out there, without being part of the campaign. bob, what about the process here? it took so long for the whistle-blower to get his other her complaint through the channels and then obviously the acting dni has been criticized for this, he has a stellar career in special forces and we shouldn't demean that, but that became, some would say, too much the focus of that three-hour-plus hearing yesterday rather than the substance of the complaint itself. but the fact is the white house was alerted, white house lawyers were involved at several levels, as was the attorney general who did not recuse himself. >> correct. i'm going to back up for moment from the whistle-blower complaint. it's clear this was part of a long-running program that the president had launched to try to gin up charges against vice president biden through the ukrainian government's active complicity. th

we're not jack bauer racing against some clock. there are a lot of people thinking the situation is jack bauer racing against a clock. what do you say to that? >> i agree it's jack bauer racing against the clock. a lot of us ran because we were so disturbed what we were seeing coming out of d.c. i think one of the issues here is, okay, we are dealing with the constitution. it's not supposed to be easy to impeach someone. what we're engaging in right now we have a lot of allegations of conduct against the president, which if proven would cute high crimes and misdemeanors. i mean, the founders talked about things such as being under the influence of another country. >> right. >> they talked about getting elected through broybry or other false means. they talked about using your office for personal profit. and they talked about abuse of power. not a crime, but abusing your constitutional powers, and the example they used was offering pardons to people to your subordinates to get them to do illegal acts or to obstruct investigations. s

the couple to the illinois department of children and family services it was over 12 hours before bauer was able to hold her newborn for the 1st time after this law was rescinded requiring this about a year later it was revealed that of the $138.00 families that were investigated regarding the vitamin k. shot refusal only 7 showed any signs of neglect most often having nothing to do with medication or lack thereof but it isn't just the government that feels the need to poke their nose in other families affairs mattel is being accused of trying to pander to the woak agenda with a new line of dolls called creative will world the dolls come with short hair and a long haired wig 2 sets of clothing including pants and a skirt giving them $1000.00 different options for outfits and looks what has some concern is that the gender of the doll is not obvious it could almost be called gender neutral a dirty word in today's climate so let's look into the flip side of p.c. culture run amok and step into the gallery. thanks. for joining me today our correspondent regina sports producer regina hamm and

joining me now from the cme is scott bauer of prosper trading economy.that there be the continuation of the same type of policy out of opec. scott: the new oil minister named that is part of the royal family is well respected, but he will take a harder line with some of the opec less nations, especially russia, in terms of adhering to the supply cutbacks and extending them. i think the market likes that a lot. the market is very bullish over that. however, we just can some near-term resistance in oil. $57, $57.50, with some resistance. we may see $50, though. i think some of the global issues out there, especially with continuing slowdown in china, is really going to weigh on the oil space. vonnie: we are at $58.64 right now. i want to ask you about gold as well. we are in an interesting relationship with the $1500 $1503 now. scott: i think it probably stays there until we see what happens with the fed next week. how dovish are they going to be? i think we could see gold may be going up another $30, $40 from here if we see a very devastating. however, if

santa cruz releasing a statement a short while ago saying the horrific incident is being felt deeply bauer community and we are in disbelief at what has happened and the hearts go out to the families of all of those who are waiting for news on their loved ones. much more on the story coming up on the channel 5 news at 5 pm and online at kpix.com. >>> a busy street in san jose is back open following it deadly hit and run. driver struck a pedestrian story road near philly bay avenue at 4 am and took off. a van traveling behind the suspect struck the same pedestrian but state and called police. the victim, unfortunately, died thecene and if you have information call police.>>> christmas hill park in gilroy reopen for the first time since a gunman killed three people during the annual garlic festival. it is now back open after being closed for more than a month. as police investigated the mass shooting. an hour and a half ago, the city held a moment of silence and a temporary memorial site to remember the victims. >> this is the first time i've been back in the park since the incident happened

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bob bauer, thank you very much. >> pleasure. >> a lot more to get to when we return. we'll go live to a pete buttigieg rally in iowa with a new interview as his poll numbers slip in that state and elizabeth warren's rise. we've seen warren draw the biggest crowd for the democratic primary so far. ali vitale brings us new analysis of what we can and can't tell from a candidate's event. can't tell from a candida event. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ run with us... on a john deere 1 series tractor. because changing your attachments... whether it's for this job... this job... or even this job... should be as easy as... ♪ what about this? changing your plans. nothing runs like a deere™. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more. get your 1 series for just $99 dollars a month at your john deere dealer. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. n

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you got me. >> let's close here with bob bauer. what happens next in terms of the eye of the law?y, i mean, as the congressman indicated, as speaker pelosi has indicated there are now goes to an intensive fact finding by the house intelligence committee is which is apparently directed, then, to make the fruits of that investigation known to the house judiciary committee. i want to say one thing about the involvement of the department of justice, if i could. because joe asked an important question here, what would you do in these circumstances? the attorney general has denied that he was told anything about this, that he was asked in any way to participate with rudy giuliani and putting this pressure on the ukraine government. in the normal course, when something like this would develop, the white house counsel would contact the attorney general and say, we have a serious problem here. the president is engaged in conduct that is indefensible from a variety of perspective. so something has to happen. something needs to take place here. some remedial effort needs to occur. and the re

everybody said if you are ever going to learn anything about iowa, you have to meet this woman name jan bauer. i was a little nervous. she's been teaching me all the way so long. so i appreciate both your warm we will always carry names and also your endorsement for sure. [applause] look about this time of year you people from all over the country and they visit you and try to make some accentuated connection to iowa. not going to tell you about my great-great-grandparents in hendrick county in 1850 and i'm not going to tell you that my mom was born in ottumwa. yes she was. this not why we gather. right. we gather for the sake of our country for the sake of our country, standing in this what we are going to pass on to the next generation. we gather to make sure donald trump is the one term president. [applause] it's not the only reason though, more than just beating him but at this.soundly rejecting his behavior that he is normalizing. .mac lies in the mistake in the bay abuse of powers divided by race and gender and by nationality, geography, he behavior now we expect more out of our prescho

taught be a state bauer their problems in d.c. are just as important ago yours or mine. why don't they have somebody in the senate fighting for them? so where along the line we forgot how to do these constitutional and systemic reforms and i think the most emgant quality of our constitution is it's design he for self-healing and there's a press to improve it and whether it's the court or any other aspect of our system that is failing us, we should have the courage to have the debate about change and if it takes years, all the more rope to work on it from day one, which we will be in my white house. [inaudible question] -- hospitals struggling to get reimbursement. our reimbursement is the worst state for medicare. >> thank you for asking. the question, if you're out of hereshot, the question is critical access medical facilities and the risk of losing medical providers especially in rural areas bass the reimbursements have not kept up. i believe with need to adjust reimbursement rates to reflect the fact there's an added benefit to having care in underserved area. second

we are talking about crude oil bauers earlier, scott says we will not breach $60 but we are making ourards the $60 mark at $58.54. apple making moves today. we are waiting on the event. chipola lake getting hit by new york -- chipolltle getting hit, but has had a major gain. these are getting hit by carmakers. it has been a cautious day. the american express ceo talking at a market conference and mentioned how you have a cautious outlook under the global outlook. that is having an effect on the card makers. down 3%. guy: let's get back and talk to our guest, the chief investment officer at cross bridge capital. we want to turn our focus to what is happening with brexit. i want to come back to comments earlier on by mark carney in new york, maybe he felt more able to talk about what is happening in the u.k. sterling volatility is at emerging-market levels. what you make of what is happening? >> what we are having is a tantrum. for a long time and parliament. least the -- at liberal dams do not want the u.k. to leave. and then there are people using the same anguish to achieve the same e

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everybody said if you're ever going to learn anything about iowa , you have to meet this woman named jan bauer and i was a little nervous but she's been teaching me all the way along so i appreciate both your warm welcome, all your names and your endorsement for sure. >> about this time of year you get people from all over the country and they visit you and try to make some attenuated connections iowa so i'm not going to tell you that my great great grandparents settled in henry county in 1850. they did. i'm not going to tell you my mom was born in on somewhat, yes she was because that's not why we gather, right ? we gatherfor the sake of our country .for the sake of our country and in this world for the sake ofwhat we're going to pass on to that next generation we gather to make sure donald trump is a one term president. it is not the only reason though . more than just beating him,at this point it is soundly rejecting his behavior that he is normalizing . the lies and the misstatements, the abuse of power divided by race, gender, nationality, by geography. the behavior where we now expect mo

liz: scott bauer, brexit seems like yet another sort of groundhog day situation, although it does seeme things are ramping up there. not to mention the tariffs that kicked in. china has tariffs on u.s. energy, u.s. crude that's coming in. again, no end in sight for the trade war. give me your sense of where stocks go in this month. >> you know, liz, the market just like anything else does not like uncertainty. so if we start with brexit here, now there's even more uncertainty about what's going on. what was the final deadline of october 31st now has possibly come into question. so that's why you're seeing just a ton of pressure on the pound here versus the dollar. with china, this is not going to be resolved anytime soon, and i think going back to the conversation now about the manufacturing sector, now we're actually seeing what has happened globally start to seep into the united states here where the manufacturing sector here, forward-looking, is now extremely concerned about these tariffs. so does that mean? -- what does that mean? it means volatility is not going away anytime soon.

>>at the end of the beating superintendent michelle bauer said the district has done everything to provide for abraham and we'll try to work with his family while we're coming completely committed to his safety and his education. >>we're also very mindful of the safety of our staff. so we're trying to balance all of that out make sure that everyone is doing what they need to do. >>rachel kim reporting there him or the dad says this is the 3rd time his son was able to run away. he says he's considering legal action. >>there are some disturbing new allegations against an airline mechanic accused of sabotaging a passenger plane that was forced to abort its takeoff. a judge denied the iraqi born a man bail saying he may be quote. >>very sympathetic to terrorists, brian todd reports. >>prosecutors dropped a bombshell in open court telling a federal judge that the 60 year-old his phone and had forwarded it to someone else. prosecutors say majeed marrou meant a lonnie also visited iraq this year and sent $700 to someone living there. lonnie a mechanic for american airlines was arrested earlier th

driving west on i 40 in north carolina on a car he bauer ooed from his fiance. >> a 2005 ford focus. caer. >> yeah, little car. gets you where you need go. >> reporter: if you tried telling adam, he was on his way to becoming perhaps the most crucial player that befudled a group of investigators he would have thought you crazy but that's exactly what was going to happen. >>b i looked. in my rearview mirror and i could see a couple of cop cars. i thought that guy must have been going too quick and he's getting pulled over. >> this is the dash cam video from one the police cars. it's that same dramatic high-speed chase footage we showed you at the beginning oour story. >> i look back and they were still following this guy and that's when i kind of knew something was off. why is this guy not pulling overb? >> instead the driver pulled up to the little red car in the right-hand lane. >> and there the sudden the black suv is on my tail. he's making a swerving gesture like swipes in this type of motion. i remember putting two hands on the wheel. he hit me. >> adam, freeze frame that moment

. > madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of bauer. mr. quigley: a life-long champion for the causes of always at equality, the forefront the battle the lgtq community has faced. he has business leaders and organizations to elevate the visibility of the community and safeguard its rights. inspired by his own mother's story as a 103-yard line of the holocaust, michael understood that the humanity, of the lgbtq was dependent on protecting oppression.gs -- he took the directive, never again, literally, and devoted that end.o michael's top priority was always his family and the love provided were y most important in his life. the love of his life, roger simon, whom he met in 1982 in toronto in 2003. i ask my colleagues to join me in remembering my friend, tireless or his service and dedication. missed.be the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanion, is recognized for one minu

. >> david bauer. >> ivan louis bought -- bautista. >> mark lawrence, bavi. >>> was per baxter. >> lorrained my father martin, a carpenter from tipari. light of the party. guiding light of our family. our shining star in heaven. we miss him dearly. >> my brother michael joseph. >> maria behr. >> max beilke. >> yelina belilov ask. >> nina patrice bell. firefighter steve fenn develop i don't think belson. . >> bill: good morning to everyone watching us and across the world. it is that date again. it is 9/11 we are listening to somber moments in lower manhattan. the names of nearly 3,000 people being read in manhattan. america marks 18 years since as we say hello from new york city. for the next several hours we will be in coverage of the events in new york city, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. we go through this together every year. good morning everyone i'm bill hemmer live your

mayor gilbert, i am going to call on travis bauer. the assistant director of public affairs for the oregon department of transportation. >> my name is travis brower, assistant director of the oregon department of transportation. i want to thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i want to thank chairman defazio for leadership on transportation issues and all he is done over three decades of service on the committee to make the nations transportation stronger. it is interesting to be here because organ, we do not operate any toll roads. that could change as the clamor from public and really from gridlock has led legislators to direct them to implement towing. data shows that the portland metro reaching congestion is bad and getting worse, due to rapid population and job growth. in two years. increased 13 percent that was on top of a similar increase the previous two years and the highway function looks like a parking lot it is now rush afternoon and evening and that's at least seven hours every day of congestion reside