now, john wilkes booth was part of the booth acting dynasty, starting with junius booth and edwin booth. now i like this little anecdote about edwin booth. in 1864, edwin booth is that a at a railroad station in new jersey and he was traveling with john t. ford. they were about to get on the train when a young man slipped and was about to fall into the gap between the platform and the train. booth grabbed him by the collar, pulled him back up, and saved his life. that man was none other than robert todd lincoln. the headline at the time was "booth saves lincoln." what motivated booth? there are several theories. one is there's a book that propagates the theory there is a case of sibling rivalry. edwin was a more famous actor than john, and indeed, he had told john, i am going to act in the north. you are going to act in the south. smaller audiences, less notoriety, which is one reason why john became very close to the southerners. he was also a racist, of course, and that's part of the motivation. this is lincoln's second inauguration. the arrow points to a man in a top hat, which, when

charlie, your role is to build the trade booth. we'll have a 10-by-30 booth.and banners and point-of-purchase material and everything. charlie: no problem. lemonis: everybody has to have their role. i want to give them very clear direction with very clear tasks, put a process in place, and take the design process to the next level. charlie: aw, man. come hug me. we did so much work. we did it. we did so much work for this. ♪ mary ellen: well, i wanted to talk to you about the generation of prints. jason: yes. today, we can finalize these prints, and if we're all good with them, we all sign off, then we can start sending them to sampling. lemonis: hi, guys. i made a special trip to the showroom because with curve being right around the corner, i want to know that they're making progress on the designs and on the trade booth and on the line extension. mary ellen: i have a presentation to give you on siloett, and i believe, the focus and design. lemonis: great, okay. let's see what you have. mary ellen: yeah, okay. so i have been thinking a lot about we started a

unfortunately i also set across from the booth where donald john trump sat.let me say this, every democrat running for president and every democrat sitting in the seats in front of me is more qualified and more decent and more patriotic than the criminal who resides in the white house of the united states. [cheers and applause] and let me say, i don't know if you notice, but this week, the house judiciary committee is finally going to take up an impeachment inquiry into this president on wednesday. it is about time we held this criminal to account. [cheers and applause] now, i know that a lot of you don't know me, and when i read stories about myself and the press, sometimes i think my first name is billionaire, so let me actually tell you a little bit about who i am. .y mother was from minnesota she taught in new york public schools and in the brooklyn house of detention. my dad and his brother and his sister were the first generation of their family to go to college . he interrupted his law career to join the navy in world war ii. and he prosecuted the nazi

we've also talked to a lot of voters coming in and out of this polling booth. and we're hearing the same thing over and over from both mccready voters and dan bishop supporters. and that is, when they walk into that voting booth, that the president is on their minds. >> right now, i have a lot more hope in the democrat party than who the candidate is. i'm trusting that the democrat party is going to bring stability back to the country. >> we believe in the changes that are going on now. and my husband and i would like to see more things happening, instead of the way things have been going in past years. >> reporter: so was this a vote for the president? >> yes. >> reporter: both campaigns are watching districts like these very closely, as steve was saying, this is a suburban district. it's going to be critical to who wins tonight. so both campaigns know that this is tied. and it's going to come down to these voters who cast their ballot today to determine who will whether there when finally be a winner in this very long north carolina election. >> steve and i a

claire booth, at the time she was clare booth brokaw and conde met her at a cocktail party and he says no meet mrs. chase, she goes and meets mrs. chase. ms. chase said i'm off to europe for the summer, come back in september and i'll see if i can hire you . they are being claire in the most amazing thing i have ever seen. ever. she decided since conde was away and sent edna was away she would as she put it was her way into vogue. what does that mean? she reported for work and claimedshe was the new girl . and actually suddenly there was stuff on her desk and she started working. by the time edna came back it was too late to fire her so she went from that to becoming managing director of vanity fair eventually. but all within three years. there were lots and lots of rumors that conde was enamored with her and was going to leave his wife orher and everything else . frankly that's a lot of hokum and she wouldn't have married conde anyway. but conde decides painfully to tell his wife leslie she has to go and marrysomebody else . and he had arranged for her to meet this gentleman rex benso

we have a clip of it he hit a tennis ball into the booth with you and chris fowler.l quick [ cheers and applause >> that one's gone straight into the booth. oh, yes. it's found its way in there. >> seth: you kept your cool very well there [ cheers and applause >> well, first of all, that was, you know, great touch from rafa. you know >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's not as easy as it looks. but second of all, fowler should have got out of the way. >> seth: yeah. >> he's a good play by play gut. but let they athlete catch the ball [ laughter ] >> seth: exactly i agree with that. by the way, you said that's not as that looked it did not look easy to me at all. [ laughter ] you give me a thousand tries, i would not get in it there. what -- the other thing about the u.s. open is, of course, is i would -- more celebrities than you tend to see at most tennis matches. when you were playing, were you aware of that? were you ever cognizant of who was in the stands? >> of course, you know >> seth: yeah. >> i had louis armstrong, which is the smaller court now but it used t

today's event will feature a die in demonstration, student performances, and booths with information about how to help. >>> in health watch now. we are learning eight people have died from lung illness linked to vaping. now the fda is launching a criminal investigation to get to the bottom of the growing public health crisis. health officials say more than 530 people have gotten sick and the cdc expects that number to go up. most patients say the products contained cannabis with thc. researchers still haven't pinpointed what exactly is causing the illness. >> we don't have a single substance, product, additive, or brand. until we know more while this investigation is on going, if you have health concerns, we recommend you consider not vaping and not using e cigarettes. >> the trump administration is now moving to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. >> let's head outside. this time taking a live look at sfo. things should be getting back to normal at the airport. construction is finally over on one of the busiest runways. chopper 5 captured this last night when crews packed up. run

you don't have to slow down to squeeze through the toll booth. the toll booths will be removed. >> reporter: the state will affect those in the bay area. already making the switch going cashless back in 2013. >> it has been great. before we used to move 500 vehicles per lane per hour. now we move 1,500. >> reporter: some drivers were in favor. i'm totally for it. 100% for it. they're photographing your license plate constantly few way. >> reporter: others wanted to steer clear. >> everything is being automated. the way you save money is on the relief of new people, so it is peoples jobs. >> reporter: caltrans says roughly 200 will be affected. >> over the years technology has fazed in. >> the channel 2news, can i ask you a question? >> reporter: this toll worker shrugged her shoulders when we asked her how she felt. what are you going to do? >> i don't worry about that. >> reporter: issuing this statement saying we are aware this is the direction caltrans has been looking to move. they will have the ability to negotiate directly with their employ

if you don't have a fast track, you still have to stop at the toll booth to pay in crash. we have a live report now from the bay bridge toll plaza, of how mtc is one step closer to going all electronic. hey, jewel. >> reporter: hi there. yes, it would be a big change. there is a change coming. and that change will happen in the next couple of years. but here is what is about to change. these toll plazas we're all used to going through over every bridge here the bay area will no longer, but you'll still have to pay the toll. down the road, toll takers and toll plazas will a thing of the past. the anything open road toll taking. >> i just drive through, because i have fast track. >> reporter: no more slowing down to squeeze through 1930s toll booths. driver like diana like that idea. >> it's usually crowded on the cash side to be honest, so it might speed things up. >> reporter: last december, the bay area toll authority voted to move ahead with all electronic toll lanes. that means no more toll takers. >> then a lot of people will be out of work. >> reporter: it's already h

booths, something the golden gate bridge did several years ago. this golden gate bridge driver says it's about time the other bridges followed suit. >> it's been fantastic. >> you can check out all our top stories any time of day on our website, abc7news.com, and our free app. >>> a major new security blunder for facebook. >> details on the leak that could affect hundreds of millions of people. >> i'm kate larson. it's the newly opened shea center in san francisco. coming up this group of girls got a huge surprise when steph curry showed up to give them a little life lesson. >> first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. we are totally on fleek tonight. what happens' your famous jonas brothers song? >> i like the new songs. i like -- um -- [ laughter ] >> you think i don't know. >> awhile, yeah. we all do right now. [ la alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're

and the different craft booths that we will have set up around the room and freely roam and chat with all of our vendors and get to know what they do and be appreciative of what they're serving. robert: yeah, you have chefs from everywhere too, right? bay area, hawaii, japan and everything. and so people get to actually interact as well as eat, right? diane: they do and that's what they enjoy the most. robert: yeah. really? more than the eating? diane: well, i would say-- robert: it's kind of a tie. robert: now of course, again, it's not all about food. what are some of the things that are going on there? diane: right, so this year we're inviting some guests frooita prefecture, which is in kyushu, japan, and one of the guests is a geta maker from a town called hita and he's going to be actually showing the guests how to make hita-style getas, and i have one right here and have one on my feet. hita geta are made out of cedar wood, and cedar is indigenous to oita prefecture, and what he's going to do is he's going to show the guests how to actually make a geta by putting on the hanao, w

booth and social media have made reference to both interest solo but in so extremists replicating the 2012 theater shooting in the rural counties around the screenings of the joker movie at nationwide theater this presents a potential risk to department of defense personnel and family members though there are no known specific credible threats to the opening of the joke on the 4th of october so the threat apparently comes from the so-called intel community this is online group consisting of men who describe themselves as involuntarily celibate they blame society for their failure to find a sexual or romantic partner some even promote violence as a form of revenge. todd phillips the director joker rebuffed claims that this film might provoke violence saying critics simply don't know what they're talking about . it's a little troubling when people write the pieces without having seen it and even in their think piece is right i don't need to see it to know what it is to me that's you know i find it astounding to be quite frank how easily the far love can sound like the far right when it

. >> that's the thing you could have gone into the voting booth with a completely clean conscience and not believe the accusations made that you believe all that? you've made a decision that you think is in line with your relationship. that is and what i'm hearing though. when i talk to people about it, the wind blows for these reasons. they had a lot of respect and over the years but has become apparent to me is they were never holding the shows. they like hockey fights and up until yesterday or two days ago how he closes in on the speech and they like that he's real. i get why that is all very tempting politics is a blood sport in the thing revenge probably feels pretty sweet. but if you wanted to design a test for christians, i can't think of a better one putting you in a position to get revenge and not take it. >> host: are evangelicals wait to feel victimized in your opinion? it is a legitimate feeling because you hear that also he's going to fight for us. i get the sense that maybe you are not as critical of the fact that this yard being victimized but the response to how one is

more than 200 vendor booths.11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> in east bay, a company is elevating its 100th birthday by saying -- the budweiser clydesdales made an appearance. >>> record heat and winter weather advisory is in the sierra:time changes across across southern california. we could be tracking a shower, at least a slight chance. we will have that update coming up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> new at 10:00, an east based company is celebrating its 100th anniversary. the company distributes beer had the famous ser back to get clydesdales on hand today. the company was founded in 1919 with only a horse,

what happened to the booth here? they just ripped furniture out? the landlord was looking for other options. lemonis: i mean, i spent a couple hundred thousand dollars here. mike: i'm still hoping you're gonna be able to do something. lemonis: do what? what do you want me to do? i invested in the trademark. i did not want to get invested into running these locations. that was what you and paul were supposed to do. it makes absolutely no sense to me that buena park is shutting its doors. this is the location that did over $4 million in revenue, plenty of room to pay its vendors, pay its bills, pay its rent, and pay my royalty. the place is literally destroyed. look at this booth. mike: we had to close it down immediately and get out. lemonis: what'd he do, just kick you out? mike: yeah. lemonis: did they bring the sheriff here? mike: yes. lemonis: it literally looks like you guys just walked away from this place. mike: i made mistakes. i mean, there's no getting around it. i made mistakes. lemonis: it was a family fun center where people old and you

she's attending sessions with this booth employee ability service or yes center of. an initiative that helps young women like you doug in employment. the tree recourse helps women working on your communication and interview skills resume building and presentation. i am determined to work i've had a very difficult life i've had problems with my family and other problems too but i've never accepted defeat i want to help my siblings build their careers if i get a good job my mother doesn't need to work as a maid and other people's homes anymore i know it will succeed. a greater proportion of women in india are pursuing higher education but less than a quarter of the words allegedly to work have jobs or are seeking employment concerns about safety and transport rank high end reasons why families as well as employers do not want women to work the out for employers to hiring men is easy you don't have to worry about letting them all work in time to make it home before dark . the the yes center in to win on behalf of pinky community who travels to our was from her village t

all rights and sports news now and cameron soccer legend samuel eto'o is hanging up his booth at the age of 38 the former barcelona forward is best known for his days at the camp nou where he was 3 lolita titles and 2 champions league crowns he's also the most capped african player in the spanish league at tow represented cameron at 4 world cups and was named african player of the year 4 times. in formula one ferrari's charles le clerc locked up whole position for qualifying for sunday's italian grand prix ferrari fans out in full force and monza were ecstatic with the cleric showing no start at the front of the grid with mercedes lewis hamilton fellow mercedes driver voluntary boathouses in the 2nd row with live clerics teammate sebastian vettel ferrari are hoping to win their 1st home g.p.'s since 2010. now it's one of the biggest prizes in international cinema the golden lion from the venice film festival this year's prize has been an announced and it's joker from american director todd phillips the film is a dark were agents story. of the batman villain starring $100.00 phoenix i

he is sitting in that share in that booth with his wife. john wilkes booth goes in, sneaks up through a door there, goes up behind the president and shoots the president, goes on to the stage, runs out of the back door, abraham lincoln expires the next morning in the peterson house and all of a sudden the fraternization in capital square is over. nonetheless, you will have matthew brady request and receive permission just six days after that to stand and sit for photographs outside of and on the back porch of a richmond home. incredibly, the door is still there. if you have permission from the owner you can go back there. you can see the crack in the door. it's in a great state of preservation. now it seems to be under a new owner that will take a good care of it. i really hope. of course, you want to go in you want to emulate robert e. lee, the great commander, right? you're going to get that will lead look and really fail. you will look there a few months later and my god, it gets worse. you don't just open your eyes and stare into the di

some of the other stories making news around the world in germany voters are heading to the polling booths today in the eastern states of saxony and brandenburg surveys have predicted a surge in support for the far right a.f.d. party the results could put pressure on germany's governing coalition of the christian democrats and social democrats. china and the united states have begun imposing additional tariffs on each other's goods and the latest escalation of their bruising trade war that has sent shock waves through the global economy american consumers can now expect higher prices on consumer items like clothing toys home goods and electronics. and hurricane durian a powerful storm threatening the bahamas and the southeastern coast of the u.s. has strengthened to a category 4 forecasters warn dorian could be the region's worst storm since category 5 hurricane andrew killed $65.00 people and destroyed 63000 homes back in 196-2992 i should say. police in the u.s. state of texas say at least 5 people including an active shooter have been killed in a gun rampage at least 21 others were inju

we're going to >> there will be a nonalcoholic booth at pride. there's 30 different meeting groups. >> some kids the parents kick them out when they find out their sexual preference. they have nowhere to go. >> oakland pride will th a parade on sunday out site city hall. >>> coming up, another apple store hit by thieves, a change in california law is partly to blame. >>> a california wildfire that's burped -- burned 7,000-acres in 36 hours. >>> low clouds in the forecast tonight, get ready for cooler temperatures. . >>> crews are gaining on the fire west of red bluff. the fire has charred 7300-acres since it broke out. containment is 7%. there's no reported injuries but homes are threatened. crews from other counties are helping out. the blaze was started by a lightning strike. >>> sad news, a hiker fell to her death climbing to half dome. 29-year-old danielle burnett from arizona. she was on the steepest part of the trail when she fell. that's where cables are installed. >>> here in the bay area police are investigating another theft. three men

in germany voters are heading to the polling booths today in the eastern states of saxony and brandenburg surveys have predicted a surge in support for the far right if tea party results could put pressure on germany's governing coalition of christian democrats and social democrats. hong kong is braced for another day of disruption after violent clashes last night between protesters and police authorities had banned a planned march on the 5th anniversary of china's refusal to allow fully democratic elections in the territory but that didn't deter people from gathering. parts of the city's subway system down to a halt as police and demonstrators clashed on the metro and on the streets police used tear gas and water cannon the also sprayed blue dye over the crowds to identify individuals who had taken part in the demonstrations protestors responded with gasoline by the our correspondent charlotte shells and phil is in hong kong for us now we understand that protesters were planning to close the roads and obstruct rail transport to the airport what's the situation in hong kong right now . we

it didn't end up opening until closer to 8 and even then people have issues you know getting to the booth they were supposed to get to understanding how to vote where to put their votes and now the biggest problem is you know i've been to 4 different polling centers and in the last few hours and everywhere i go there's dozens of people who say that their names aren't on the list at all and they're essentially being told you know you can't vote so they either have to go to the independent election commission and file some kind of a complaint or somehow try to reregister their which is not as easy as it sounds or essentially just go home. and this has become a big issue and you know the one thing people are saying if this is what's happening in kabul in some of the most well known neighborhoods of the capital city what's going on outside in the districts and in the provinces why attacks on polling stations and these technical issues and these concerns of fraud everything you've been saying at these really free and fair elections. this is exactly the question of people are asking you know i

you could have and i even say this in the book at one point, you could have gone into the voting booth and had a completely clean on just. do not believe any of the accusations, redemptive figure, if you believe all of the, i may think you're ignorant but the information, i may want to discuss it with you. but i don't think of you poorly. you think you have made decision the you believe is in line with god. that's not what i'm hearing though. i talked to people about it, especially in 2016, the line was i am holding my nose for these reasons. they actually have a lot of respect for my position at the time. over the years what has become apparent to me is the they like this. they like how it is with the press. they like how he fights. they like up until yesterday, how he curses in his speech. they like the he is real. i get perfectly while politics is a blood sport and if you have felt like your side like getting bashed in the head while holding onto a higher set of values the the your opponent does not have to hold themselves to. revenge seems free suite. but if you want a divine attac

thing on the next shot. 10 back at the lead and if they make the cut boomer will take his place in the booths bigger today and they all missed this. solo shot and they called it 420 9d. into the front row and that is his fourth of the season. giants win 8-3. they figure to be in the plans next year and are thankful for the experience. >>-you can't put a price on that experience. to be able to go through all that and come out feeling pretty good about it. >> they host tomorrow and one of the biggest games in years. it is time for fans to put up or shut up.>> get out and bring everybody here friday night at 7:30. >> attendance has been bad for years. 22 tackles and leads the nation by a wide margin. he is so good he went on twitter and threatened i will tackle you if you do not come to the game on friday. >> i am seriously that. >> i will be going to my midterm tomorrow. i will start asking around who is coming to the game. >> better go early and find a place to park. >> just a rideshare. we will be right back. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill m

we felt like an exhibit about voting needed to have a voting booth so that everybody, whether they are registered voters that vote every election day, have yet to register and vote, or are looking forward to that day that they get to head to the polls gets the experience of voting here. you get the opportunity to share what ballot box issues are most important to you and then at the end of the experience you have an opportunity to take a selfie to share with your family and friends, something you can't do at any other polling place in the country. >> announcer: rightfully hers, american women and the vote will be on view at the national archives until january of 2021. and has a traveling component titled one-half of the people, advancing equality for women. with stops in florida, louisiana, tennessee and south carolina. >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3r, lectures in history, american artifacts, oral histories, the presidency, enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> thursday night

aisle here at our "gma" photo booth with lizzie and sophie lining up to take their photos.rom my senior year actually. yeah, there i am. we had a junior year one but i had that shell necklace on. always a special time capsule within those pictures. >>> all right, time for "deals & steals." fall beauty addition. and a special twist, audience today is a special day. a discover the deal box full of your favorites at incredible savings so you do check that out. tory johnson, that sounds intriguing. >> yes, so we'll start with skin care, m-61 celebrating their 20th anniversary, their number one selling product, in business a long time, number one selling product, power glow peel. >> these are the best. >> they sell one every five seconds and that's because it works and it is a one-step one-minute treatment. you swipe it all over your face. >> it gives your skin like a glow. >> yes. >> that is because of the glycolic acid in it. these are awesome. if they're in the in your routine they should be and two different pads. these are serum pads. vita-blast c and one-minute, one step.

there will be more than 200 vendor booths. the at 11:00 on sunday morning. >> a weekend of bart closure, the progress that's being made. and a drop off in bay area temperature. temperature. fed up with commuting on the ground. some are taking on the the air. that is coming up. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, slowness of commutes, a new fast lane the opening up cutting travel time from hours to minutes, if you have the cash. volume is bringing the helicopter service to the bay

booths, something the golden gate bridge did years ago. >> the toll takers are caltrans employees andl all get jobs. >> reporter: this driver says it's about time the other bridges followed suit. >> it's been fantastic. i can cruise right through. >> reporter: license plate readers will track tourists and send them a bill. in the meantime, the ntc approved a 9 million contract to bring the 1970s bay bridge metering light system into the 21st century. >> we'll upgrade the algorithms and ability to measure the traffic and make changes quicker as opposed to the system we have now. >> reporter: that was eric thomas reporting. tolls have went up five times. the most recent increase took effect in january. we went into our archives and dug into the reasons why. you can find that at abc7news.com. >>> another topic that we focus on in our commitment to build a better bay area, the housing crisis and rising number of homeless people. mental illness is a component of the crisis in the bay area as you know. six month ace go, san francisco mayor appointed a committee to lead the mental health ref

. >> reporter: another viewer, andrea, asked, what about the people who work in the toll booths, are they going to be out of work? the short answer is, they'll have other jobs just like toll takers at the golden gate bridge. >> we implemented the program over two years. we worked with our toll booth operators to transition them into other jobs at the agency. >> reporter: the bay area toll authority estimates that with this new system, they will speed up time at all of their seven bridges by three to seven minutes. the golden gate bridge saw immediate results. >> before cashless tolling, we moved 500 vehicles per lane, per hour. after cashless tolling we're able to move 1,500. >> reporter: isn't that what we all want, a seamless commute? in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> it is so true. >>> to the air now, if you are traveling through sfo, expect delays starting tomorrow. the airport is closing one of its runways until september 27th. crews are building a new base for runway ween experiencing potholes because of wear and tear. now, sfo is anticipating delays between half

this is the second time they have been called to the voting booth. tellinge voters been you?> there have been predictions of widespread voter apathy. in tel have been seeing aviv is a lot of enthusiasm, people turning out to the ballot boxes. they feel it is important to cast their ballot. it is crucial for the country. it is important for them to come .ut on the streets right now, i am outside a on the center in jaffa, outskirts of tel aviv, with a large arabic population. theyhave been telling me want to come out and vote because it is important they have to stop benjamin netanyahu from winning a term in office. turnout isy, voter at 26.8%. that is up 2% from back in april. it is a higher turnout than people were expecting. it is about the coalitition building. we will have to see and crunch those numbers. >> you spoke about a crucial election. account hisinto attempts to appease right wing voters, the implication could be in norma's. >> -- could be enormous. >> the ripple effefect could be huge. the israeli prime minister announced he would annex jewish settlements, israel

when they go in the voting booth, they'll ask themselves am i better off today than i was four yearslls that the economy is doing fantastic. and when we talk about white suburban women, when they go into the voting booth, they're going to say they're much better off. they're at full employment, wages are rising, and so i think if the democrats want to run on the economy, they're going to have a tough time because president trump has delivered. you might not like his rhetoric but you sure the heck like his results. and at the end of the day, the economy is everything and i believe that -- cheryl: policy not the person. >> i think trump has a good shot. cheryl: we've talked about that. i want to go to bernie sanders, kevin, he hit a new milestone, a million individual donors. he's not doing the big fundraisers that joe biden is doing. elizabeth warren is on his heels and her crowd sizes seem to be growing. what do you make of that. >> yeah, they are sanders, even when he ran in 2016, he really sort of touted his aable to connect with the grass roots and get large amounts of small donat

the patients walked a red carpet and took pictures on a photo booth to remember the night. this year's theme titled "around the world" to highlight diversity and inclusivity. >>> we want to take a moment to recognize a member of the abc 7 news team who is celebrating 50 years in television news. our very own reporter david louie was recognized with the gold circle award from the national academy of television arts and sciences. >> i've been fortunate to have the backing and the blessing of great colleagues of abc 7 for the past 47 plus years. i've learned so much from them and they inspire me every day. >> yesterday a number of us from abc 7 were there to support david. everyone watched a video showcasing his career which started at the age of 5 on a weekly public affairs program in cleveland. from there he spent almost all his career with kgo, something he took a moment to reflkts on last night. >> i am on cloud nine. this is really so exciting. it's hard to believe 50 years, most of it, almost all of it at abc 7 news. it reminds me how much news has happened over the year

evan: this is a knife fight in a phone booth between the conservatives and liberals. in the united states, we always look at campaigns -- what is the math of the electoral college? in canada, we have a path to victory that goes through the biggest province of ontario. they have to win that. they have to pick up seats in quebec. the lower mainland bc. that is where this election will be decided. there are two issues that have so far dominated. one is trust. that hits justin trudeau. do you still trust him after four years of government? two, affordability. that is why every day, you see all the parties talking about maternity and paternity leave, childcare, education, things that affect affordability. amanda: four years ago, we had the prime minister and liberals being held by anti-conservative and anti-harper sentiment. it will be the booster in 2019? -- what will be the booster in 2019? been 10 years had of harper. sometimes the electorate says, it is time. we need to try somebody new. it would be historic if after a majority of -- a majority government of one time,

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. >> the event featured five performance stages and lots of game booths and this, there it is, a mechanical>> abc7 news in san francisco's china town celebrates the annual moon festival. there were also plenty of vendors selling art and jewelry. the moon festival is to mark the harvest and for family reunions, and if you missed the event the moon harvest is not until friday. >> i was there earlier today. are you surprised? >> not at all. that's why the opening -- see, i am a professional, so is he, the weather guy over there. >> i saw the sky, and lots of sunshine not only today but yesterday. temperatures, though, below average for september but we will turn the numbers around in the next couple of days. live doppler 7 along with satellite shows you it's mainly clear skies along with patchy cover in the san mateo area. we are fog free, and as you move towards the north bay, a light breeze, 10 to 20 miles per hour keeping the temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. current temperatures, it's a mixed bag of 60s, 70s and 80s. 77 in novato. 66 in the city right now. a co

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you could've got into the voting booth and had a completely clean cautious and didn't believe any accusations by trump and believe he's a redemptive figure. if you believe all of that, i may think you are ignorant of some information i may want to discuss it but i don't think it's a poor decision. you made a decision you think is in line with their relationship with god that's not what i'm hearing. when i talk to people about it, especially when i talk about in 2016, the line wasn't holding my nose for these reasons. they actually have a lot of respect for my position at the time. ... >> and you have felt bashed in the head while holding on to a higher it of values that your opponent doesn't have to hold himself to, revenge probably feels pretty sweet. but if you wanted to design a test for christians, i can't think of a better one than putting you in a position to get revenge and not take it. but they decided to take it. >> host: let's talk briefly, are evangelicals, are they right to feel victimized, in your opinion? i mean, is this a legitimate feeling that they have? because you hear this

in the booth. where were you so time or 3rd. 2009. that's a question they'll be asking kids grandkids for years to come out was the 1st episode of the kaiser report yes 10 years ago the kaiser report began broadcasting all over the world under the country's billions of people. they all see themselves as dying. on xin their dreams. but only one in a 1000 will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. not even broken wings could determine. for generations at the madrid ski theater ballet sweat and tears on a nazi. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more somehow want to. have to go right to be pressed as a white woman for 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house last. question. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. by midday no court tes

o >> brian: lisa booth, thanks so much. see you soon. we're not done yet.immigration last night in a way they agreed with president trump. there is a crisis at the border. to them the crisis is that it's too hard for migrants to get to america. >> the democrats and republicans alike voted to build a wall that has produced thousands of deaths of people trying to cross to join families or to work a job. >> we immediately surge to the border all thosejo people seeking asylum. they deserve to be heard. that's who we're. >> a system right now that cannot tell the difference in the threat posed by a terrorist, a criminal, and a 12-year-old girl is not a system that is keeping us safer and it is not serving our values. >> brian: you always wonder when you see politicians out there what it means for the people who actually do this for a living likeyo mark morgan, is he acting commissioner of customs and border protection under president trump. he was chief of border patrol under president obama.a. i want an expert because as a person that is in this country i think

let's find out what lisa booth thinks fox news contributor and joins you now.st off, was this good or bad for joe biden? >> so i think it's -- remember david axelrod said after the second debate for joe biden basically the good news is for joe biden this is the best he can do. the bad news is for joe biden this is the best he can do. i think it's sort of the same. he has not had any stellar standout performances in any of these debates. >> brian: right. >> he has kind of glided by. here's the thing he can. because he is tied to the obama legacy. i think you cannot under estimate how important that obama legacy is for him. that is essentially what is propping up his candidacy and what protects him from all these gaffes and mistakes he has made. >> brian: he can't have it both ways and say i was just the vice president and when they like something that president obama did and well i was with him every step of the way. and 100 percent right. >> that's what vice president biden is doing, right? he runs an ad in iowa, basically touting, being tied to the obama admin