you won't be able to get on mountain house road right off of byron bethany road. we are still getting information on this but you may see some smoke in the area. fire crews are putting it out. westbound 205 seeing the usual crowds through tracy. through the altamont pass, 580, definitely seeing those delays but the big delays in the opposite commute direction so if you are planning to travel towards tracy or further east, do expect delays until 11 a.m. that's when caltrans plans to wrap up with all of that roadwork there. looks like a couple of lanes shut down. let's check in with emily on the forecast. >>> it's not clear in the forecast. taking a live look out of sutro towards the north, you can see a whole lot of "karl the fog" just hanging out. it's acting like a blanket keeping our temperatures mild for this time of the morning. in san francisco, 56. still in the 60s in livermore as well as in san jose. santa rosa in the 50s. the temperatures will go up. in the last six hours we have seen the marine layer building in. that's slowly going to retreat and hang ou

we're also joined by bethany mcclain. and jeffrey is the senior dean of the yale school school of management welcome to all after you internal documents reveal tesla is blowing through raw material and cash to make model threes and production is still a nightmare. that's where began, right? >> that's where it began i also published a story last week about the fact tesla stopped doing brink and roll tests while getting to their 5,000 goal, which musk b k made a huge public statement about how this 5,000 car goal was going to make or break the company and my recording as my recording indicates and cnn confirmed, they stopped doing this crucial test that every car company does to check the breaks and the alignment on the cars. >> assuming some of this came from r martin tripp. to which he said did you compensate r or promise to co compensate him for inside information about tesla. i could go on, but let's stop there and just for the record, did you compensate or attempt to comp says, ask to compensate martin tripp for any of

. >> well, much like trump and putin, carol and bethany. >> oh, no. >> yes. >> oh yeah, yeah, bethany she will poison her enemies with that skinny girl [bleep]. >> hasn't bethany now put out a statement correcting some of the words she used. >> that is a classic housewives apology, for real. >> what i meant to say was, you're a whore. >> yes, exactly. >> okay, not a slut, okay. >> but con voinsed our worlds have joined. >> totally. he was hosting housewives reunion. >> those were presidential debates i was-- presidential debates. >> he saw my bit, he ends the trump-clinton debate by saying the only thing you can say when everything is going scorched earth at a housewives reunion, and have i done it on three reunions, can everybody say something nice about each other in the room. >> i remember that. >> first of all. >> and i texted him-- yeah. >> no, it wasn't. >> that is my thing! that is my thing! >> it was a townhall debate and that was anud y >> whatever, whatevs. >> they know the questions ahead of time. we share them with the candidates, we know about this. >> though thought it w

bethany, thank you very much.he flares being let off. let's turn to olly foster. while there will be price for england fans, there will be desperate —— disappointment at the opportunity missed. real disbelief and a groove throughout russia. despite the green years as such a young and in experienced squad, gareth southgate's team could go and use of the jury special. history was thrown at them, ros at every single turn. cu- uarterfinal since world cup quarterfinal since 2006". 1990. and after of semi—final since 1990. and after leading at half—time here and beating with 20 minutes to play here against croatia, they believe they would reach their first world cup finals since 1966. it would be the first time there had been a world cup final that was broadcast in colour. it was history they were change just chasing one away here. but they can up it is a very, very good and experienced, i think that was the key here from croatia. because to a man, their average caps was 30 or more to those english lions out there. and

hundred metre long rock tunnel is filled with bethany's and amazement being born. orb . already. had the unknown bedouin on the rock not warned that the journey through the gorge would be long and arduous. over thousands of years torrents and the wind had widened the natural cleft of the rock and carved out a river bed the nabatean was diverted the river and turned its bed into a processional route appearing as if from nowhere our sign companion points the way ahead but we remain motionless rooted to the school. it's not a dream not an illusion through a narrow crack as if the secret were and willing to reveal the wonder work all at once our i behold is the cause for the treasury of the fair. the cosmic is a forty meter high monolith human out of a cliff face in one piece it's almost impossible to make out the figure of our companion in the acropolis stonemasons carved the magnificent façade from the shapeless rock with all the skills of sculptors behind the rose red columns a three high room was dark and empty they are tombs and a place where funeral rites were held but for whic

bethany bell is in zagreb.ke their world cup debut 20 years ago and have always punched above their weight. i can hear chanting in their weight. i can hear chanting in the background. what is their view? are they confident against england? they are extremely confident. the sense of emotion is really growing in the centre of zagreb. i spoke to several people recently who said you have no idea how important this is for our country. we are a little country, just 4 million people, this shows we can compete on a level with a footballing nation like england and hold our own. hopes are extremely high that they will have victory this evening. all around me today you have seen people in the really distinctive croatian colours, the red and white checked pattern. in this square i saw a couple of nuns wearing the croatian ribbons. there is an enormous sense of confidence. i spoke to one man who said england may have the money but we have the heart and we will show tonight what we are made of. a real, i think, sense that th

bethany was in the capital. this is a very happy crowd of people in croatia here tonight.me up to me and said if croatia wins i am going tojump into the fountain and they have been jumping eversince. the fountain and they have been jumping ever since. this is a moment to cherish for croatia, a small countryjust 4 million people but they proved that they can play foot ball they proved that they can play football on a world—class stage and everybody here is hopeful that they may perhaps win in the final. so what of england ? may perhaps win in the final. so what of england? they will have to try and lift themselves for the match that nobody wants to play in a third—place play—off against eltham in st petersburg on saturday. their fa ns in st petersburg on saturday. their fans came he was such belief that they would reach their first world cup final since 1966. i think a lot of us thought we would go out in the quarter—finals, but i am really proud of the team and how they performed. i think it is a very young team, i don't think it will be looking good going into the future.

i asked the people at bethany what the stories were like.hese are folks who are really generally fleeing violence. >> these are kids in some cases younger than 5 being held in detention thousands of miles apart from their parents. i get that. i mean, i get that there's a situation here. the judge basically said that it's on the administration but also said that congress hasn't done anything. let me just read you one quote. requested the cynical attempt to shift responsibility to the judiciary for over 20 years of congressional inaction she blames congress, you guys. but also ill considered executive action that led to the current stalemate. >> to keep in mind, they made this decision because they felt it was a tactical move they could make to dissuade others from coming to the united states for asylum. they made it clear that taking a child away from a parent was intentionally done to try to dissuade others. that is a very cynical use of government. >> john kelly said this idea sprang from being a deterrent. the fact that the government is n

joke around the clinic these days-- don't drink the water. ( laughter ) sabrina hudson, nikki huth, bethanytringer, and nina day are nurses at an outpatient oncology clinic. >> we work together really well, and we're just close. >> reporter: they are all pregnant right now, but say it wasn't on purpose. how is it even possible that six of 27 nurses in the same ward are pregnant at the same time, within a three-and-a-half-month time with the delivery date? >> it's meant to be that we're supposed to share this journey together, and it is truly special and hard to put into words. i was the first to get pregnant. and soon after, becky was pregnant. and then it was like a conversation, "i wonder if there's more, because things happen in threes." we found out there was a third. then there was a fourth. >> reporter: sabrina was the fifth to tell their manager, katie, the good news. >> i was like, "please don't be mad, but i'm also pregnant." she was like, "i'm so happy." i said, "katie, it would be hilarious if you were pregnant." >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be a prediction, but months later..

negotiator has cast a ballot on british hopes for a deal to leave the block by an october deadline michel bethany's said the e.u. would never allow a nonmember to collect customs duties on its behalf britain had proposed to doing so as a way to prevent a hard border in ireland a ban is said that could threaten the e.u.'s customs union answer of a key policies britain is set to leave the bloc next march so a deal needs to be in place by october to give national parliaments and enough time to ratify. it's not quite a deal yet but more like a truce there is still a sense of relief though in europe after u.s. president on a trump and european commission president john closed you agreed to try to take the heat off of their transatlantic trade row the german economy minister certainly hail to the talks as a breakthrough that could avoid a trade war and saved millions of jobs but the french government adopted a more cautious tone saying any deal must be limited and benefit both sides. the victory lap has begun in the farm state of iowa u.s. president donald trump celebrated his new trade deal. i mean basi

ok, bethany, thank you very much. bethany well in salzburg.stria. there'll be a spectacular sight in the skies tonight, as we witness the longest total lunar eclipse of the century. the moon will pass through the widest point of the earth's shadow from 8.15 this evening. rain clouds and thunderstorms could scupper the view for some skygazers. our science correspondent victoria gill explains. our familiar satellite is heading into our own planet's shadow. tonight, as it rises over the uk at 9pm, the moon will be turned a dusky red as the earth passes between it and the sun. this particular lunar eclipse, or blood moon as it's known, will be the longest this century, lasting for one hour and 43 minutes. you need to be able to have a clear, south—eastern horizon as the moon comes up. see low down to the south—east and then as it rises, you will see it more and more clearly. and then the eclipse finishes about quarter past ten. it's just lit by the light that's fitlered through the earth's atmosphere, which is why it looks this sort of dusky red.

bethany bell has more from vienna.egal migration a major priority for austria's eu presidency. he's welcomed the deal that was reached earlier this week in brussels, but he says now it's a question of trying to implement that quickly. but there is still quite a bit of confusion about the details of this. eu leaders have agreed to set up asylum processing centres. it's not clear in which countries those will be or how quickly they can be brought into being. what sebastian kurz has said is that he wants to shift the focus from repatriating asylum seekers within eu countries to strengthening europe's outer borders, but there are still a great number of differences as to the best way of dealing with that, and germany in particular has tried to strike up agreements with 14 eu countries to repatriate some of those asylum seekers. this is a complex political problem for the eu, and there are a great many disagreements about it still. but it has to be said that while the problem is political, the number of migrants who are rea

soldiers in the occupied west bank the fifteen year old was shot in the chest it's a refugee camp near bethany hand during an israeli raid the israeli military says its troops fired after being attacked with rocks and grenades at least twenty five children have been killed by israeli forces in the first half of this year. french politicians of questioned interior minister. over what he knew about the president's former bodyguard beating up a protester exam the scene here to the right of a man you might call has been charged after a video of the assault appeared online. said he was told about the incident the day after it happened in may cross has not yet commented on the case david chaytor is in paris. the french interior minister is being grilled by the commission of the national assembly behind me he's revealed that he knew about this incident one day after it happened he also knew there was a video of the alleged assault and he decided that it wasn't up to the interior ministry to to go forward with this investigation he passed and all of the details to the french happened somebody in the f

griff: bethany, great place.ve because as you point out, you go other places you realize how good we've got it here. thanks for being here. abby: and you also had your baby delivered in a car. should have had you on in the last segment. griff: thanks for being here. all right. what's funny about this? comedian michelle wolf comparing i.c.e. to terrorists. >> take it from me. no organization is better than isis. griff: joey jones lost both of his legs in afghanistan. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? pete: welcome back. well, it is debate season, of course, for primaries and general elections. more politics to come as we mov

the case workers, this is bethany christian services in michigan. >> right. >> they have some tenderozen or so -- >> kids under 5. >> yes. >> so what you're telling me is these case workers are affirmatively just cold-calling detention centers attempting to locate parents. it's not some central hing coming from hhs where they're making the match. >> no. and i will say, this the agency looks like they're trying hard. looks like the kids are being wellen care of. they said these kids done belong theer here, they shouldn't be here, they should be with their parents. i spoke to the extent that i could with a little boy who's probably 3 or 4 years old. when i waukds into tlked into t where he was sitting he looked up at me as if i wonder if this will be mom or dad. it just breaks your heart. to see these kids torn from their parents. they don't know where their parents are. they don't know what's happening. i worked in this field. i worked in the child welfare system. i know something about the trauma that children face who have been taken away from their parents. i worked every day to tr

today seehofer was sent to vienna to meet with kurz in order to explain the new plan. 0ur reporter bethanylayed the fears of the austrian government about what it might mean. he said that austria would not be obliged to take back asylum—seekers who had made an asylu m asylum—seekers who had made an asylum application in a different eu country, and he also said he would be holding talks with italy and with greece, something he said which could be quite complicated. for his part, the austrian chancellor said the two sides had agreed that the measures taken by germany would not harm austria, and then he said something even more ambitious, that the interior ministers of austria, italy and germany would meet next week to discuss ways of trying to shutdown the mediterranean route for migrants, and that is something which could be even more complicated. stay with us on 0utside source. still to come: britain's prime minister has begun to outline plans for the uk's relationship with the eu after brexit — and they've caused a stir. stay with us for the details. here, the national health service is c

bethany is next. caller: good morning, john. i am an older gal. served during the reagan years. , i go to thel you veterans administration on a weekly basis, and i try my best to talk to everyone about politics and what they believe, many approaches here. one of the things that concerns the absolutes antagonistic nature and promiscuous lying that everyone is well aware of. i think a lot of these veterans, i suspect that they may be identifying with the president, you know, that they are older men, they are can tinker us, they do not want to be told what to do. they want to grab women when they feel like it, and they do not much care to be told that they are wrong, and i think they are living almost vicariously the vfwhis power, and thing, that was absolutely disgraceful. that we are soe easily brainwashed. and no one even knows -- or the veterans do not seem to know, like, one of the first things he did in the first few months when he was in the presidency was that he tried to cut benefits, like me, i have got cancer, and i have got ptsd. i am at

i was the first to get pregnant and soon after bethany was pregnant and then it was like a conversationrees we found out there was a third. then there was a fourth. >> sabrina was the fourth to tell their manager katy with the good news. >> i was like, please don't be mad, but i'm also pregnant. >> i said, indicaty, it would be hilarious if you were pregnant. >> she called from the bathroom. i said what's wrong. she was like, nothing's wrong, come here. slowly by slowly we went in the bathroom and we all went in there. you could have heard us everywhere. we were so excite. we were screaming, oh, my goodness. >> the patients in this cancer ward where life can be fleeting are having fun with the baby boom. one patient has dubbed the nurses the fabulous six-pack. >> do you see a little joy in here? >> yes, definitely. it brightens their face, you can see it. >> reporter: while they didn't plan to get pregnant, they say this is not a coincidence. >> my husband and i tried for almost a year, so for all of this to happen at the same time j just really mind-blowing. >> what we're most excited

stuart: that is bethany. blake, thank you very much indeed.ran's president and let me call that tape. >> i ended the area deal. it was a ridiculous deal. i believe that they will probably end up wanting to meet and i'm ready to meet anytime they want to. i don't do that from strength or from weakness. i think it's an appropriate thing to do. if we could work something out that is meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was, i would be willing to meet. stuart: joining us is david rubin, expert on mideast relations. president rouhani says that meeting will not happen unless we go back into the new deal and that's unlikely. david, out of interest, if it did happen and if there was a meeting, how do you feel about it? would you encourage it? >> i'm okay with that. i'm okay with the president meeting with whoever he wants to. president is a good dealmaker and i think he could handle it. what i would advise him is to go in with eyes wide open because we are talking about negotiating and if it becomes a negotiating were talking about n

number six, chris polonsky and don abbott for bethany christian services. without objection, those will be put into the record. i will now introduce our witnesses, and after i introduced them, i will ask for you to stand because this is an oversight hearing and we will swear each of the witnesses. oss was elected to the u.s. border patrol. in 2013, she became chief patrol agent, where she led 1200 employees. in 2015, she became deputy assistant commissioner for the office of professional responsibility. minister matthew was appointed assess -- associate for removal operations. in 2017, he began his career as a special agent with the former u.s. immigration assess -- and naturalization service. leaves the identifying and arrest and removal of aliens who present a danger to national security or risk to public safety as well as those who enter the united states without documentation or otherwise and otherwise undermine the integrity of our immigration laws and border control efforts. commander, as he deputyed, was appointed director of children's programs and