so yes, my name is bryce. i would also like to acknowledge two additional coauthors in the room, who both collaborated very much on several parts of this very comprehensive report. in addition to that, we'd also like to acknowledge the fact that we dedicated this work to one of the major kind of mentors in drug policy who shaped a lot of our ideas about innovative in future challenges when it comes to drug and drug policy. that said, fentanyl, yes, it is right now the driving force behind overdose deaths in the united states. today just to give you some brief take aways about the work we have been doing in the last year, looking at fentanyl, the main key points here, from this report, this 200 page report is basically that the nature and magnitude of the ongoing overdose crisis brought on by synthetic opioids is really unlike a traditional drug epidemic and is more or so better thought of as a poisoning outbreak. that said, if we just limit our policy responses to kind of the traditional approaches, these are

bryce cleary's donation resulted in the birth of at least 17 which were.e's jamie yuccas. >> the scope of this became so bi it'ster: dr. bryce cleary was a medical student at oregon health and science university in 1989 when he was recruited by the school's perfilt clinic to donate sperm for infertile couples and groundbreaking research. >> i know what i was told. >> reporter: and it was no more than five kids, and it was that they would-- >> they'd send the samples to the east coast. >> reporter: but nearly 30 years later with help from the website ancestry.com, donor children began contacting dr. cleary. you've come to learn you have how many children? >> there's at least 17 that i know of in the local area. it's difficult to meet someone who... has your d.n.a. in them, and you wonder if they had a good life. >> reporter: dr. cleary met one of his donor children, allysen allee, this week, for the first time. >> meeting allysen was emotional for me. it was difficult. >> i wasn't searching for any sort of relationship or anything, but dr. cleary and his fa

the bryce bird fire has burning near highway 140 and bryce byrd bridge road. north of midpines. this started yesterday. so far 250 acres have burned with 0% containment. >>> the breaking news this hour a big section of napa county will lose power on wednesday morning. because of a severe wind event. resources on the power outages we have maps on our website kpix.com. >>> today the white house is dismissing the revelation of a second looks whistleblower. the person claims to have firsthand knowledge about trump's phone call with ukraine at the center of the impeachment inquiry. >>> nicole has details live at the white house.>> repo: a short time ago the president told our cruise he is not concerned about this a second whistleblower insisting his call with ukraine's leader was perfect. this is just another scam. a second whistleblower has come forward and this one claiming firsthand knowledge of resident trump's call with ukraine's president which led to an impeachment inquiry. >>> they came out with a whistleblower report before they saw the conversation. had they waited one day

margaret scully bryce, sister. , oh wow.larson father-in-law. susan larson. mother-in-law. ist is powerful, that powerful stuff. a great family. as you know, this was just confirmed, the 28th secretary of labor. by a substantial vote in current politics. 53-40 four. i call that a landslide. in this administration, i call it a landslide. he is one of the most qualified people ever confirmed as secretary of labor and he will use his skills as he has over the years and he has built an extremely distinguished career to fight and win for the american workforce. he is a tremendous lawyer -- bachelor's degree at the university of virginia and went on to the university of chicago where he earned a law degree. 2003 he served as the top legal officer at the department of labor so he is very familiar with the environs. he earned a reputation as a brilliant and unbiased defender for the rights and protections of the american people. he moved to the private sector after his government service where he really became a tremendous force and very successful. he fought in some of the highest

at least is not calling delays er for also, of bryce perkins morning. >>> 4:35 am. back to a fire. evacuaon center forced other homes by the kincaid fire is said by the community stay. the petitioner was provided shelters to 140 people. sonoma county sheriff spoke with people about what is being done. >> we want to assure every member that is included neighborhoods right now. >>> with the worry of what is happening, walter stepped in to make sure even small pets have shelter. >> video shows the moment the fire started. effects work. kincaifire has been. the we will check in with our katie nelson who is on the front line yesterday in front of some homes that were destroyed today. as mary was about him. that wind event that is common. could blow across those containment lines. overnight, it does not appear the firefighters have see the gross because these winds have sitcom. yesterday, you can see how much the winds was blowing these idea. there are hoping to get a better containment on this fire. as of the last update, only five percent containment. overnight, there were up in those

how you feeling now, bryce? >> i forgot that they had a team. >> oh. >> oh.more special. >> very special to me. >> there you go. it's 38 in san rafael right now. this area could be dealing with freezing temperatures. we're under that freeze warning until 9:00 this morning. the coldest hours are still ahead of us. sunny day. calmer. smoke will linger in the north bay, it will be a sunny and dry pattern with warmer than average highs. we're 2 to 6 degrees warmer than average with 69 in lake port. santa rosa at 78. san rafael and yucaipa, 76. 75 in san jose. you have 73 in oakland. most of us in that range. let's talk about tonight. another cold night, possible freeze up in the north bay. not enough moisture in the air for frost. that's amazing. the rest of us in the 40s. we fall back. yes, we gain an hour of sleep saturday night. we gain an hour of sleep saturday night. >> yea! >> con grgrats also to the nationals. >> remember to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. here'sny my accuweather seven- forecast. 70s at the coast. i'm trying to find rain arou

now let's go to bryce in geneva. we now have a ruling on the wto airbus. bryce: this is the largest retaliation award granted by the wto in 25 years. this sets a precedent and provides a big weapon for donald trump to hit the european union with retaliatory tariffs. right now, we are awaiting an announcement from the ustr, which could come anytime between now and the end of the month about which tariffs in particular it will impose on which european goods. those tariffs could go into effect as soon as midmonth. david: before the united states and going get happy about this -- and boeing get happy about this, i understand there is another shoe that will drop with respect to boeing. >> there is a separate dispute proceeding the eu is awaiting where the wto will determine how much it can retaliate against u.s. goods in response to america's unfair subsidies to boeing. those tariffs, it is not clear what those will be, and the eu may retaliate before then if it feels it is being threatened by the u.s.. david: thanks a much for the reporting from geneva. that i

bryce cleary said his donated sperm was used to conceive 17 children, many of them still living neare only on "cbs this morning," he tells jamie yuccas that 30 years ago he was told that would not happen. >> there are all kinds of things that could go wrong with this. >> reporter: for decades when dr. bryce cleary thought of his family he thought of his wife and four children, but he soon found out that he had more children, many more, in fact. >> when the scope of this became so big, it's overwhelming. >> 30 years ago cleary was a medical student at oregon health and science university. he was recruited by the school's fertility clinic to donate sperm for infertile couples and research programs. wednesday he filed a lawsuit for more than $5 million against the university. in the suit cleary says he was promised that all fertilizations would be limited to women not residing anywhere near the state of oregon and the pacific northwest and no more than five children would be born of a donor's sperm. >> i don't know if it was written down. i know it was promised. >> in 2018 cleary regist

now the nationals will be there without bryce harper.looking to punch their ticket to the world series and nls sweep on the way. soto goes down the left-field line. 2 had-0 nats. cla clap, clap, clap. it's the husband and wife play. no communication. bases are still loaded. howie kendricks scores. 5-0. turner, base hit. a seven-run first inning. natio cardinals 7-4. time for the corvel or whatever they pop and spray around. they're going to the world series. yankees, astros. first inning. jose altuve. he leads the yard. and a flash second inning until josh reddick goes deep to right and aloha. 2-0 astros. derrick coal dealing. gary sanchez there. here. coal seven scoreless frames. he hasn't lost since may 22nd. the 49ers had their soigtz set on the super bowl but tonight they took a time out to play in another bowl. they hosted the second annual first in goal. and a silent auction. with great 49ers memorabilia. a fun night raising about $60,000 for bay area youth. >> we want to connect to our fans and it's good to always give back. this

>>morning buzz, the bryce harper less nationals could be headed to the world series. too soon apparently he left too soon he's watching at home with you richard sherman had a name for me yesterday today got a name for him to remember and you got a train to win sounds >>9.44 on this tuesday morning what a difference from what we've got used to lately as far as this morning has been a lot of fog a lot of cloud cover across the bay area. this huge you could see a second agbut that cloud cover has really lifted over see chart hour now and now you can see much of anything little evidence of blue there at the top of your screen. as far as san jose is concerned foggy and cloudy all the way into the south bay and then you head out to the east bay once you head above the hills into our interior valleys you've got sunshine. this you from snow right here shows that blanket of cloud cover sitting right across the bay that a lot of us are in the midst of right now you can basically see it here on storm tracker 4 sitting across the ba of us. inland valleys up further north in the d

the bryce. fire. grass fires. we were coming the last few days. put it all together and you can tell this guy still has the haziness. this is not fleet week stop in the air. that is from just the mix and match of fires that are burning throughout the state. up here in northern california and on the major ones. you get to the coast today. it is relatively warm. we are all much average. we are all right around the middle to upper 70s. whether onthbay or inland. it is a level playing field for temperatures. that includes the costs. here at ocean beach it is chilly. we are getting a little bit. along the peninsula and temperatures right at the water today are at the midd le a upper 70s. thanks to this pattern in place. 77 in oakland. very little difference but san francisco 76. very little difference. get santa rosa 80. we are pretty much going to do this for the next 5 to 6 days. the temperatures may warm up a little the next few days. i doubt you will notice. close to average. this is where we will stay. the one thing that you may have noticed which

'cause i was talking to bryce, and he said his mom had surgery, but it came back. >> bill: ah, that's completely different situation, buddy. mommy's gonna get this new kidney, and she'll be good as new. >> will: well, then, what are we waiting for? can they do the surgery now? [ laughter ] ♪

cal fire said the bryce berg fire has burned 45 acres and at last report it was only 5% contained. highway 140 is closed. >>> five are in jail after police said they stole thousands of dollars in workout clothing at a lululemon store in walnut creek on saturday. it was at broadway plaza and investigators said four adults and a child stole $7000 limits of merchandise that was later found at a gas station in antioch. police believe the suspects are linked to another similar robbery. >>> the time is 4:58 and ey will be at the chase center tonight. the tickets are only $5 in proceeds go to the warriors community foundation that supports education and youth development. tickets are already sold out for the event that begins at 5:30 this evening. >>> klay thompson of the warriors is recovering from the off-season injury to his leg and he held a sneaker lunch over the weekend and said he wanted the debut to be held in oakland even though the warriors are now based in san francisco and he's hoping to return at the all-star break after recovering from his injuries. >>> it's 4:58 and it's a

bryce: it could still happen. it is too soon to say. the u.s., the tariffs were quite restrained, so there is a long way for escalation if they feel the eu is not engaging. until then, there will be negotiations between the eu and the u.s. to try to settle this agreement amicably. if that does not happen, then there is a potential for escalation on both the u.s. and the eu side. that may not bring to the level of the u.s.-china trade war, but time will tell. much, ourthanks very wto reporter in geneva, bryce, just the person you need on a day like this when you get all of the news from the wto, and you watch stocks reacting. john hardy with saxo bank is still with us. john, we are getting september spanish numbers. falling,eptember, still growing, falling, and risk , soa little higher at 53.9 here we see some weakness. what are we anticipating? i know you think we see a stronger euro, but what about the deteriorating economic picture for the euro zone? wen: in terms of momentum, might be momentum wise reaching some sort of level here. w

and bryce lewis looped it to right, the number 1 overall pick in 2016 makes the sliding catch. a lot going on in this shot. the moving car, ofe ll, f the bo fthe bucket. >> oh my goodness. >> and i've seen steph curry take some questionable shots, but nothing like this. >> oh my goodness! >> over 2 2 defenders and beat the buzzer. >> steph by the way going for real a week from thursday against the clippers. >> be interesting. the preseason games have been interesting. >> is up next. >> our next newscast is tomorrow morning - [announcer] the following is a sponsored presentation for the yancey way to real estate success free lunch and dinner events. get ready, in your area, to learn how to make money in real estate the yancey way. - what you'll learn to do here today took me from being an errand runner to literally exceeding my wildest financial dreams. anyone can do it, and i'm gonna show you how to. so, are you ready? [audience cheering] - [announcer] you don't need any previous real estate experience or your own money to invest to profit in real estate the yancey way. scott y

coming off the bench to back up bryce against local rivals was this the moment to stop i was full. but your arm has strung together 3 good ones headed into this week and playing a part in at least one goal in each of them. he's already healthy self confidence. and i think if you do. think. it's a love that's already helped him to his 1st prize rookie of the month for september a well deserved accolades for the 22 year old. marcus to around the fun loving forwards who's already winning plenty of fans england. they can hardly whites until they see his signature celebration again. and this one young at soccer he stands above all the rest in the bundesliga and sanchez we take a close look at the englishman's bridge. jayden sanchez forward for us here dortmund started playing in the street. now open in the back we headed to england and had a look around jade and sun shows place of origin so you don't have your well. jaded nickname the rockets his football stages to date what food and city. just getting started he's only getting started but he's already experienced plenty jaden hails fro

the bryce burke fire has burned within 5000 acres. it forced the closure of highway 140. one of three major routes into and out of the national park. no word yet on when the road is going to reopen. yosemite itself is open. the fire about 30% contained. the air is going to be smokey. >>> so much of a firefight depends on the weather. would have the winds been doing? >>> if you look at the way the smoke is moving from space. we are back into that time of year. there is so much smoke coming out of california. you can see it from the satellite in space. i showed this to you for the fire in southern california. take a look over my shoulder. you will see on here we've got another area south of tahoe. it is very small on there. that is a plume of smoke coming off of what was and is a prescribed fire. the el dorado national forest. one more example. we are seeing haziness in the sky. we are also seeing it from a myriad of relatively manageable fires in northern california. in comparison to what is coming going on in southern california. back here at home how popular is the numbe

and bryce lewis looped it to right, the number 1 overall pick in 2016 makes the sliding catch. on in this shot. the moving car, off the wall, off the board, in for the bucket. >> oh my goodness. >> and i've seen steph curry take some questionable shots, but nothing like this. >> oh my goodness! >> over 2 2 defenders and beat the buzzer. >> steph by the way going for real a week from thursday against the clippers. >> be interesting. the >> yore atross a your new fall e yore atross a your new fall e that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes

bryce cleary was looking for. >> and at some point i have to say this is crazy. i can't be emotionally invested in all these people, and it's been very difficult. >> reporter: an emotional cleary during a press conference reflected on his time at ohs cup he was recruited by them to give sperm donations, reluctant, agreed under the condition that the donation would be used for wishful mothers on the east coast to produce a maximum of five children and then only used for research. >> i was concerned about my own future children and any interaction they would unknowingly have with children produced in the program. >> reporter: multiple donor children started contacting cleary after a lengthy ancestry.com, including allison ali. >> knowing that you were a product of fraud against somebody else is emotionally overwhelming. rep mccleary has four children of his own and learned some of his donor children have attended the same college and church as their siblings. >> they were just turning this into a profit, well this is my dad it was like, allison's life, her kid's li

protein makes from bryce and p.s. is cheap the test machine costs 5000 euros the bigger one for mass production would be half a 1000000 no for me it's raised a big chunk of funds but won't reveal how much the savings on raising and slaughtering livestock though is immense. once you really have a different start ups or different companies bringing this to the supermarket you will lead a price which we go lower than actual meat and one of the savings for the environment because it is quite energy intensive and we use something at room temperature now we don't much pressure we don't control in the unit you see in the machine is quite simple and we believe could be more efficient also in terms of energy costs so all in all how much less energy and water should be around 95 percent more efficient in terms of both or less wire less water required and less greenhouse gas emissions. the big taste test. well it's only a little piece of steak but it's the prototype. while. it's surprising it's not you don't think of plants imme

that you pin up boy of people's fort worth bryce. lever figures over. at last lever figures over. at last the bricks to a new mill it will now be a christmas election which the site's britons you get the bricks to newman it will now be a christmas election which the site's britain's european future so if the tories when will be right and if liberal win will be n p in future so if the tories win will be right and if liberal when b.n. but things are hardly that straightforward in reality if the tories when we still can but things are hardly that straightforward in reality if the tories when we still can't be sure that the current agreement won't break down at the next stage of negotiation of a treaty and be sure that the current agreement won't break down at the next stage of negotiation of a trade deal at the end of next and the other word and if they could stick still b.c. 80 or delete it and other words they could still be a delayed nor do brick sit no deal is better than a bad deal as tories might city or bricks it no deal is bette

important votes another defeat for the prime minister bryce johnson this is the third time he has tried to. guess mps to vote in favor of an early general election i say an early general election. becaususe we are under the fixed term parliaments act which means that. a government serve for five years and they can no longer trigga- when they feel like it a general election so- this motion tonight that was defeated by the government was trying to push. for an early general election on the twelfth of december and guess what. a motion was getting to be table tonight by the government. for another vote. on tuesday i'm not vote. would didn't. so saying not withstanding the fixed term parliaments act. that the government wants a general election on the twelfth of december. but the difference is that this is a way of if you want to side stepping. that acts on actually rolls and getting which he failed to do today. two thirds of that piece of it for four hundred and thirty four in peace which he- did fell very far short of. for the third time. he only needs a single a majority could be majority

living standards there but when he was asked about this and he said he did not think the deal that bryce an election stand. it looks like they put forward proposals that you will not acce pt forward proposals that you will not accept and on that basis or its johnson will portray himself as a victim either from the eu are parliament and that will be the basis of his election campaign and what we want as a prime minister who looks after the long term interests of our country and make sure we rule no deal off the table completely and goes into negotiations and secures a sensible deal and puts it back to the deal for people with the option to remain and what we want is to bring the country back to gather again and the best option is to let people speak. to get some clarity and, the 19th of october is whether we have a deal or not and if he does not, what will happen. the legal tea m not, what will happen. the legal team says one thing and he says something else. in terms of the law brought in by nps last year, it means on the 19th of october he needs to have a deal past due parliament. the e

bryce cleary was a 23-year-old medical ntudent at oregon health and 1ience university in 1989 when heecruited by the school's fertility clinic to donate sperm per infertile couples and groundbreaking research. he agreed under two conditions: ua i was absolutely guaranteed that there would be a maximum of five children produced, and that those specimens would be sent to the east coast. >> reporter: but nearly 30 years later, with the help from the website ancestry.com, donor cildren began contacting dr. cleary, and he soon realized at 1ast 17 kids were conceived using his sperm, all of them born in oregon and other parts of the pacific northwest. >> and at some point i just had to say, "this is crazy. i can't-- i can't be emotionally invested in all these people." >> reporter: dr. cleary met one of his donor children, allysen allee, this week, for the first time. >> knowing that you were a product of fraud against somebody else is emotionally overwhelming. >> reporter: married with a family of four, cleary says his worst fear came true: having his naturally born offspring and anor chil

bryce cleary was a 23-year-old medical student at oregon health and science university in 1989 when he was recruited by the school's fertility clinic to donate sperm for infertile couples and groundbreaking research. he agreed under two conditions: >> i was absolutely guaranteed that there would be a maximum of five children produced, and that those specimens would be sent to the east coast. >> reporter: but nearly 30 years later, with the help from the website ancestry.com, donor children began contacting dr. cleary, and he soon realized at least 17 kids were conceived using his sperm, all of them born in oregon and other parts of the pacific northwest. >> and at some point i just had to say, "this is crazy.t-- t bey invested in all these people." >> reporter: dr. cleary met one of his donor children, allysen allee, this week, for the first time. >> knowing that you were a product of fraud against somebody else is emotionally overwhelming. >> reporter: married with a family of four, cleary says his worst fear came true: having his naturally born offspring and donor children living in

but i i thinknk beyoe obvious you're not resolve the prime minister bryce johnson is hoping to work out. whether or not what's now seems to be on the table for brussels is capable of being called through the house of commons. so far crucially the democratic unionist ours nororthern on units.s. i have not indicated that are necessary bring to block the job a lot of soul but they have concerns still. about the fob that the proposals are likely to mean the hostage customs border down the piracy. a name is that also have concerns about the extent to which northern ireland and how does an online. i guess consent to the continuation of those arrangements. meanwhile it's seems to be the case last night though some of the hardest brbrexit years inside the concerned aboutut it. nor indeed some o of the softest one secucuring some others herere r. but to get the government a few weeks ago are always yeah we'll bring to say yeah we're definitely willing to sign up for this. answer to that extent at least the promise to spend. a call out of titime today talking to the g. you pay. . two mps inside h

any home run you see, soto, look upwards to philadelphia and say, thank you, bryce, hope you're having a good off-season. >> i think i'll take juan soto. >> i think everybody would. >> this tem is incredible. this team has a pence for scoring with two outs, scoring late in the game so you never go to sleep, which i couldn't last night. and, it's -- it's just an amazing thing, you know. this city was without a baseball team. >> right. >> for many years. 33 years, i think. >> and for 33 years -- >> and before that had a lousy baseball team. >> and for 33 years what did the sign say? bring baseball back to d.c., and day of ignatius, it is back. >> it's back and surging. i like the way that willie said the team erupted with runs. because they did. this team, as gene said, scores late in the game. gene and i are now talking bay sweep, a four-game sweep. >> that's so cute. >> let's play -- >> the atlanta braves went up 2-0 over the yankees in 1996 and i remember somebody -- somebody said, forget about the 1996 braves, let's talk about the 1927 yankees. that's how good this braves team is. an

there was almost a possibility princess diana would go to court and do so about a century later, when bryce the gym photographs which are intimacy memory. so it really is very rare. there is a good reason for that. that is that the legal courtroom is outside your control. you are going to be cross—examined by the best qcs in the land, the best lawyers, you outside your comfort zone, and disclosure may well go into parts of your life you don't want to go. so if you had been pa rt don't want to go. so if you had been part of the team advising them, what would you have told them, in terms of how to handle this?” would you have told them, in terms of how to handle this? i think you have to look at these cases holistically. 0n the one hand, you hurt as an individual. i have seen that with many of the clients i have represented in phone hacking cases. you feel that intrusion. you feel that somebody around you must have betrayed you. so there is all sorts of mixed feelings which are going on. and of course that heady mixture is even worse for prince harry, even what happened to his mother. but of

end of last season. >> the nationals have just had such a frustrating run of of it since 2005 with bryce harper on the team, never being able to move forward. and now with this superstar gone, these guys, these kids win it all. it's exciting. as far as the red sox pitchers and catchers reporting, mika will tell you i'm working on my cut we are. the bull pen -- the bull pen was so weak at the end of last year, i think -- i think i've got a shot. i'll still only be 56 by the time i get there. >> you'll be the seventh inning guy. >> i will have old man strength as i hurl my 47 mile an hour cutter in. they're not going to know what do with it. >> how old was phil when we used to watch him run out there for the braves? you still have time. you still have time. >> exactly. >> right. >> exactly. >> i'm sitting next to the most intense baseball coach i've ever seen in my life. so that was fun just watching you coach the kids. let's keep it at that. so -- >> they call me the woody hayes of baseball. >> oh my gosh. so into it. >> sometimes the bobby knight. sometimes bobby knight. >> we'll talk. >

bringing in bryce dody and chief officer at the independent a alliance group how much is really going to change between now and a couple of weeks time when they have to make the call. where do you think this really leaves them? >> when i heard that interview, i heard he's looking at retail sales and inflation data it is interesting. it wasn't really spoken of, in the last year, household sector has shown 3.6 million jobs 1.4 million more than the payroll metrics. >> you are right we get unemployment from one and jobs data from another >> i've been front and center on the fed pushing for rate cuts. i don't think feds should be cutting things this month. >> you don't >> i don't >> you've been fairly bearish. >> if the fed really wants to be data dependent, this would be an op tune time safe the rate cut for december >> do you agree? >> i'm amazed to hear that it seems like everyone is going cut, cut, cut, cut you do have to look at these numbers and scratch your head. normally, they'll be raising rates. the cross countries and the confusion. the surveys and how people feel, they are loo

. >> susan bryce did a disservice to herself.s how her mother was skeptical, and secretary of state hillary clinton and the interviews made her another target. >> and benghazi, a spontaneous action for the recent violence. airing on the internet of a hateful and offensive video. >> giving wrong information about the attack. and was later corrupted. >>. season has officially arrived and 43 million americans got sick and that led to 60,000. related deaths. >> this year it is even worse, the vaccine may not be as effective. >> doctrine a sapphire so they flew shot is the best way to protect yourself and your family. it is not as effective, should you be getting this? >> everything is speculation. we go based on what we see in australia. they had a terrible flu season and it was devastating for them and us and it seems age 3 into is the dominant virus. we had a dual cycle, started off my old and age 3 into strain, the flu shot did not have that strain and it so we got hit hard at the end and they waited and watched and because they s

>> i am going to rattle off names, rumsfeld, bryce, gates, mattis, trump, bush, there is no way i'm going to talk about any one of those and leave out the others. i will talk about where i grew up i remember my mother and young army wives watching the television pictures of the carnage on the streets of chicago. .. and then that carnage on the streets of chicago. i can see it in our home. their husbands but they knew then they saw it "coming apart," and yet they all knew they were part of a community that had a higher calling, that it did matter what was going on outside the walls of fort sill or fort bragg, that they're going to support the community that they had become part of. so that's the world i grew up in. and the lessons that i learned about self-service came from that period. nile is here and i can tell them as part of my fathers recovery we were, he was allowed to go to the united kingdom to teach at the royal school of artillery. and i remember, i remember taking trips, to beautiful cities like bath and wales and oxford. and on these magnificent structures built by the likes o

bryce: the wto has handed donald trump a big weapon in trying to rein in some of europe's trade abusesrnments in the eu have unfairly subsidized airbus to the tune of $7.5 billion. now the u.s. can retaliate against european goods to that amount. because has not engaged it wants to have greater leverage in its negotiations of the future settlement agreement. romaine: talk to us about this general idea that was floated about a carousel retaliation, this idea you would have a variety of tariffs and other things that would rotate around to distract more pain than a straight tariff would. idea to increase uncertainty for european businesses and thus increase the pain. traditionally, when you set tariffs on another country's products, you label those products and you keep them in place until the dispute is resolved. in a carousel retaliation method , you change those goods you are upon, so anyffs upon producer in europe could be subject to these tariffs. romaine: thanks for that update on what is going on with airbus and the wto dispute. let's bring back our panel. still withiel morris us i

. >> the thing is that the impeachment bryce is shining a light on the president's state of mind. with the president having these two battles on hand, is that where he refers to be. it is a legislative agenda, we know the house passed 250 bills. so in some world does he prefer to be in the hot water he has been in? >> he likes the sprawling, the fight, he likes to make fun of the others. his approval rating seems to tick up the president is focused on almost entirely continuing these fights and these rallies if. >> you would rather be embattled than be at work. thank you so much, we're a little smarter as we start our monday morning. next, we will take you live to the syrian border and speak to a four-star general as the u.s. withdrawal ramps up. as the democrats get ready to debate again, this fascinating new insight. we have not heard much about. stick around to find out what that is. about stick around to find out what that is. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our bu

baseball in the district. 2005, the montreal expos this success came as a surprise to many lost superstar brycehiladelphia in the off-season. but now they've managed to rally longtime residents and new fans alike. >> i've seen the city come around baseball. it wasn't here from day one. >> people greet eachth other whn see you in the jersey, when they know you are going to the game. it is just a whole different atmosphere. william: ia town best known for the sport of politics, the nats have managed to climb above the fray. >> baseball brought unity, not separation. when we are in that stadium, republican, democrat, that doesn't count. william: longtime political colonist al hunt has followed d.c. baseb>>l for decades. it is a dark time in washington now. when i came to this town, it wak just as one of the few things that kind he community was t washington redskins. the redskins now are dysfunctional and disgraced. the washington nationals now are serving that same purpose. wiiniam: the nationals will take on either the houstonstros or new york yankees in the world taseries sing next week. i am w

start with bryce harper walking out the door. the former mvp left for the rival phillies. rendon stepped up. the nationals began the year 19-31. now they are one victory for winning the world series. and the wild card game, they weren't down to their final four outside and facing josh hader. but with one swing and one ball that somehow bounced their way, they won. facing elimination again, they were down 1-0 to the dodgers and nlds game 4. they fought back and won. facing elimination a third time, they were down to their final six outs and facing clayton kershaw. but rendon and soto impact back, and howie kendrick provided they -- the grand finale. >> can you believe it, the grand slam! >> tom: facing elimination a fourth time, they were down 2-1 to justin verlander and world series game 6. they scored six unanswered runs and won behind a stout stephen strasburg. >> this journey for the nationals has been incredible. >> tom: this is a team that does not go quietly. this is a team with black eyes a broken fingers. dynamic singers. the manager personifies the fight in his te

time since washington dc is seen a world series game and it is amazing kind stories we see in sports bryce harper, leftist because he wanted to go to a contender you wanted to compete for championships and here we are this is a national team that eliminated the dodgers. now to the fall classic the world series starts one week from tonight in the washington nationals, wasted no time making the reservation nats cardin d c game 4. going crazy that at a win away from the fault, lot of first washington look likely settle this quickly trey turner single to left 2 runs score part of a seven-run frame for the nats all the offense in one inning but the cards cut the lead to 7, 4, in the 8th bases loaded for matt carpenter, daniel hudson induced to the ground out to end the inning net. trouble no such drama in the night. hudson back up there gets tommy edman to fly out to center. that's it final is 74 the washington nationals advance to their first ever world series, a four-game sweep of st. louis howie kendrick means nlcs and the pizza. and now they wait to see which team is next in new york game 3

. >> would you have ever predicted this mike barnicle after they lost bryce harper last year or tradedting, since the all star break in july, the three best teams in baseball have all been in the playoffs here, the yankees, the astros, and the washington nationals. you're absolutely correct. it's about time we have some good news we can pay attention to coming out of washington, d.c. first world series in washington since 1933. i was about 25 years old then. i had a great time at the series. i'm looking forward to this one. >> our in-house coverage of the world series every morning. >> let's go back to that historic picture of mike ba barnicle at 25 years old. >> we're going to have much more baseball analysis. >> probably leaving the show with that. >> thank you to our baseball correspondent. >>> democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is expected to endorse bernie sanders. an adviser to senator sanders confirms to nbc news that the new york congresswoman will be the special guest at saturday's rally in new york city and is planning to endorse him. another member of the squa

companies face issues specific to their industry while others are bracing for negative trends with me now, bryce doaty and art hogan. so, art, we started off earnings season with the banks. a lot of beats and some outperformance the industrials have been a mixed picture. 3m on china, does that worry you? >> no, because we should expect that coming into earnings sean, we have pmis, so we know what was working on global economy and what wasn't. caterpillar and other names. typically sore for u.s. china trade. we understand for the magnitude for how much of that is priced in we knew that 3m, there was a larger surprise. you have to check those boxes. >> what about texas instruments, which is a big bellwether semiconductor chip maker they come out, may miss. the shares are down big and everyone's wondering is that some kind of sign or industry specific >> then you hao step back and say are they overindexing hand sets? the sales are slowing because we're waiting for 5g the entirety is doing poorly because they're not. >> look at lam >> exact ly u o step back and say isto b this company specific and e

bryce harper left them for the phillies before the season.o an awful start to the year, 19-31 was their record in may. they battled through a wild card. they came back to beat the brewers. they rallied to beat the dodgers. if you like super star starting pitching, this world series is for you, maybe the best starting pitching we've ever seen in a world series, garrett cole and max scherzer on the mound. >>> tom brady and the new england patriots remaining undefeated as they put a beatdown on the new york jets last night. patriots were up 24-0 at halftime, sam darnold five turnovers in this game. at one point on the sideline, darnold said he was seeing ghosts. bill belichick will do that to you i guess. belichick cracking a smile as the patriots win 33-0 to improve to 7-0 on the season. >>> the nba season gets started tonight on tnt. we're going to have to wait for the debut of zion williamson. he's out six to eight weeks after knee surgery. they get their championship rings tonight. that one tips off at 8:00 eastern. it's followed by the big

and by the way, it's bryce harper's 27th birthday.300 million deal with the phillies. now they'll await the winner between the astros and the yankees. to lead the astros to a 4-1 win. cole has not lost a game since may 22nd. 19-0 in his last 25 starts. game four scheduled for tonight at yankees stadium, but bad weather in the forecast. good chance the game gets rained out and moved to thursday. if that happens, john, that means they'd have to play thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. definitely would benefit the astros. because the yankees need that bullpen in order to win. >> garrett cole, good at baseball. and to fans everywhere to your legacy and the world series you deserve to win. >> do you like this dance move? >> the baby shark? i'm okay with it. >> it's ya ez easy to navigate. >> it's catchy. >>> meanwhile, senator sanders is holding a rally in new york where he's expected to roll out a major endorsement. we'll tell you from whom next. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with

they are now battling the bryce berg fire it's in mariposa county. the blaze started on sunday afternoon it has since grown to 500 acres. crews did make some progress before winds just push those flames across highway one 40 north amid pines and then up this hillside as you can see there. authorities issued evacuation orders for a few homes and campsites plus advisement for more of the surrounding area. >>that isn't a very rugged area very similar to the ferguson fire, previously so it's difficult for firefighters to get to him. i think predominantly will be a a bulldozer and an air so i'm trying to get front of that and stop. >>crews are hoping to make some major gains on this place before the strong winds that are predicted r tomorrow. house democrats say that they are going to issue a subpoena against a key witness in the ukraine scandal for documents and testimony. it comes after the white house blocked the witness from testifying on capitol hill. it's all part of the probe into whether president trump used the power of his office to push a forei

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up-and-down seasons, this team's success came as a surppese to many, ally after they lost superstar bryce harper to philadelphia in the offseason. but now they've managed to rally longtime residents and new fans alike. >> i was actually at the first and so i just feel like i've seen over time, like the city kind of come around to baseball because it wasn't that way from day one whenhey were here like 11, 12 years ago. >> people greet each other when they see you ithe jerseys, when they know you're going into the game and you're talking all the way and sit at a bar. i have a couple of drinks and still talk. go in the game, stiling. it's just a whole different atmosphere. es brangham: and in a town known for the sport of politics, the nats have managed to climb abe the fray. >> baseball has brought unity, not separation. when we re in that stadium. u're a republican. i'm a democrat. whatever it is that doesn't count. what counts is that we're rooting for the nats. >> brangham: longtime political columnist al hunt, the husband of a certain newshour anchor, has followed d.c. baseball for deca

>>and because the answers are >>really cool to watch i wonder who bryce harper was running for.n the fire lines eyes on the county out a lot more containment overnight. latest numbers for it and the warriors star steph curry. >>it goes down with an injury. she missed last night's game we'll talk more about what happened was handed. what this might ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they get released back into the air so you smell them later ew. right? that's why febreze created new small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work... unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously elimis odors in the air and on surfaces-so they don't c back for 45 days. now that's one flushin' fresh bathroom. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. >>thanks for joining us on this thursday, darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and a special shout out to all of those evacuees. >>who have been away from their homes that are finally waking up this morning back in their beds. >>welcome home isn't that nice. yes we've got all the good news on