this is the news coming to you live from burbank high crimes of dollars shadow on the trunk presidency two of the president's kills associates are looking at the possibility of linking gene. so much employ looking like a clone pleads guilty to a hush money game to influence it's a housing and sixteen election and campaign manager for a lot of forces convicted of financial crimes what does this all mean for the white house wants a coming up. behind.

things are very difficult to fix here for example i have two bank cards from burbank one of them is issued to the name of some month long without the h. and the other one is some month and law and they cannot merge the two accounts because neither one is how it's written on my passport even though i have my passport and clearly the same person is issued by the same organization but they can't fix it in the us you would but since you've stayed here for such a long time six years already i assume the you perhaps also gotten into the habit of. and that's creating the rules but perhaps being a little bit creative with how you apply them i am not sure that i've noticed you but some of my friends have remarked that i have become. fully risky. but you know the reason i'm asking these questions is because obviously through the american perspective this country may have major issues with corruption its legal structure. i wonder what's your gut feeling about how to fix it do you think the american system would work in this country or would russians have to come but their own understanding of what th

luke burbank found the answer for "sunday morning." >> reporter: ketchup is just one of those american things. so common, so typical, so ubiquitous that most of us never give it a second thought. >> it has everything that you could want. it's sweet and sour. it's got vinegar in it. it's got sugar in it. >> reporter: andrew smith is a food historian, who says ketchup actually started out in what is now considered indonesia as a sort of fish sauce called is co home and then in the 19th century it landed here, where there was an overabundance of tomatoes. >> if you had a ton of tomatoes in september or october, you had to do something with them, and one of the things that you could do with them is make ketchup. >> reporter: it took off immediately due to its ability to add flavor to things. and we mean everything. >> during the depression people would go in to a small diner and they would order a glass of water and then they would pick up the ketchup and they would add the ketchup and they would have tomato juice at the end. >> it's not bad. put a little vodka in there, a couple of olives

the victims were from pasadena, long beach, burbank, and la.y're glad gonzalez was finally caught. >> how do you live with yourself? do you not have a conscience? >> i was ecstatic, very, very happy. >> he pleaded not guilty to extortion, grand theft, and the other charges. he's facing up to 13 years in prison if he's convicted. >> toyota is making a big bet on self-driving cars with a $500 million investment in uber. both companies will work closely together to accelerate the development of driverless cars. uber plans to retro fit mini vans with this technology by testing them in the real world. >>> splunk is adding a second office building in san jose. spunk will keep its existing offices after it moves into the new building next year. >> and splunk, just like that we have fog. >> splunk every night, dealing with fog every evening. temperatures have not gotten above 72 degrees in seven weeks in san francisco. and you're not doing it this week. 58 degrees, cloudy in the city, cloudy in san jose, 62 degrees. santa rosa cloudy, 57. and cloudy in

they cover flights from oakland and san francisco to burbank, los angeles, san diego, several other california cities. the fares are only for travel on tuesdays and wednesdays. so there's the catch. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the forecast. more school districts starting the new year today. 55, a little cloudy. an area that could see drizzle this morning. 59 by noon. then partly cloudy in the afternoon. only about 63 degrees. we got one more we'll talk about. belmont, redwood shores. cloudy this morning. drizzle less likely than yesterday. there still could be a spin or two of it. 57. noon, 63. mostly sunny and comfortable 72 during the afternoon hours. good luck. have fun. >>> okay. taking a look at the roads this morning. bay bridge toll plaza once again from our emeryville camera, we spun that oren for yoaround for. no metering lights. we have a little stackup on either side of the toll plaza in the cash lanes. maybe a couple minute wait there. it should not take long. other than that, mostly green on our traffic maps. i want to update you on a crash in the antioch ar

the affairs cover flights from oakland and san francisco to burbank, los angeles, san diego, severaler california cities too. the fares though are for travel on tuesdays and wednesdays only. >>> pan asian business leader has awarded deserving students with scholarships today. >> dionne lynn was proud to be one of the speakers during the convention in san francisco. the ascend is the largest nonprofits for business professionals an students. >>> and walt disney sponsored the luncheon and tomorrow i will be there moderating a panel alongside some disney executives. should be really good. >>> stay with us, a magical moment for a bay area boy. >> i was like you're my favorite player. can you sign my jersey. he was like sure. >> that is young anthony's autograph on chris davis' jersey. what? we'll tell you what the team decided to do with it. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the prese

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these ladies are flying to burbank and they will jump on a bachelorette cruise to mexico. so far it has been perfect for these ladies. >> it took no time to get here at all. >> reporter: there are advantages to flying out of oakland. my brother dropped us off. easy. >> reporter: slow this morning. but some 200 plus are expected to go through the gates in oakland by monday night. chp said that the maximum enforcement period tonight on california highways. it will run through monday till midnight. they'll look for any distracted drivers or anyone under the influence. chp is asking everyone to stay safe and stay sober and take it slow. but we want you to go out and enjoy the weekend too. it is the unofficial end to the summer vacation time. so go out and have a great week that is the latest. slow so far in oakland. back to you. >>> happening today, there will be classroom discussions and extra counseling staff on hand at -- in san francisco today after a gun went off inside the school yesterday. the entire campus and two year schools were put on lockdown yesterday just before

things are very difficult to fix here for example i have to bank cards from burbank one of them is issued to the name of some month long without the h. and the other one is some month and and they cannot merge the two accounts because neither one is how it's written on my passport even though i have my passport and clearly the same person is issued by the same organization but they can't fix it in the u.s. you would but since you have stayed here for such a long time six years old radio i assume the perhaps also gotten into the habit of . and that's curbing the rules but perhaps being a little bit creative with how you apply them. i am not sure that i've noticed you but some of my friends have remarked that i have become. fully risky. but you know the reason i'm asking these questions is because obviously through the american perspective this country may have major issues with corruption its legal structure. i wonder what's your gut feeling about how to fix it do you think the american system would work in this country would russians have to come but their own understanding of what the ru

luke burbank has that story. >> reporter: it's a typical sunday at laughing frog yoga studio in santaa. yoga enthusiasts are lined up, mats in hand, ready to go. >> perfect. you guys are good to go. >> reporter: but this particular class can't start until two of its most adorable participants show up. >> come on, guys. come on. >> reporter: floyd and roscoe. >> you ready? you want to go do? yoga? >> they're really funny creatures. they're affectionate. they're social. >> hi, goat. >> but the thing that is really neat about goats is that they seem to bring out the best in >> >> reporter: michelle trinton is floyd and roscoe's mom. >> people really have a good time with them. they say things like this is the best day of my life. i can't remember the last time i smiled this big. and so it's like they make people feel good. the goats have no boundaries. they'll do anything. >> reporter: and she means anything. >> you got peed on? >> yes. which i believe is very lucky. so hopefully i'm going to win the lottery this week. my mat is a little wet. >> reporter: if yoga is all about breathing,

she admitted in participating in tax and barry burbank fraud of paul manafort and rick gates. she's still practicing cpa so it is going to be tough questioning for her as defense tries the puncture her credibility. >> key points that prosecutors are going to get out of gate and what about the whole creditability issue? >> well, it is the big one. >> reporter: what rick gates does is he takes the jury inside the manafort operation and he can speak to things like manafort manafort's mind emotional of state. the witnesses we heard did not know manafort very well. gates was his prodigy, he'll say that he participated and involved. you are absolutely right. he's going to have a huge issue because he admitted that he lied to the fbi even as he was negotiating his plea agreement. you will be sure that defense lawyer will want to get him to say i lie and i lie over and over before the jury. all prosecutors can do is try to confront him on bad ax on direct. levels with the jury and comes clean. he is the bad actor in terms of having taken what millions of dollars out of this whole -- a

at disney headquarters in burbank, california 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i am carl quintanilla with jon fortt, morgan brennan. and editor and chief of the verge, along with business, insider ceo henry blodgett good to have you both. a lot to get to today. as you heard a few moments ago, a potential new competitor for netflix, hulu. once again, hi, julia. >> hi again, carl. jeffrey ca jeffrey katzenberg raising money for a new platform they call new tv which they plan to launch toward the end of next year. they haven't announced how much they'll charge for this subscription service but katzenberg telling me the focus on high quality, professionally generated content that's short form and designed to be watched on your mobile phone and not the television set is a new niche. >> i think what we are building both in terms of what meg is designing in terms of the platform itself and to make this a mobile first product, that is not the case for any of the people that you just named,

. >> what arbitrator burbank said was that in his view, there was enough evidence to go forward.hat doesn't mean that kaepernick will ultimately win because the arbitrator has not looked at the nfl's evidence. and there will be issues to resolve. there may be conflicting evidence. >> professor levine added that nfl owners will likely be called to testify under oath in that upcoming trial. a similar grievance filed by ex-49er and unsigned safety eric reid is still waiting a decision. >>> the niners are playing their final preseason game tonight at levi's stadium with the los angeles chargers in town for the big game. >> joins us live. which players should we be watching tonight? >> reporter: yeah. this is an important night for a lot of guys. i know some fans are sitting at home thinking i have had it this preseason football. i'm ready for the regular season. but a lot is on the line for some playing for jobs. most of the 9ers are slow coming out of the locker room. you won't see a lot of big name guys on the field tonight. the only glimpse you will get is video we shot an hour ag

. >> what arbitrator burbank said was that in his view, there was enough evidence to go forward.an that kaepernick will ultimately win because the arbitrator has not looked at the nfl's evidence and there will be issues to resolve. there may be conflicting evidence. >> professor levine added that nfl owners will likely testify in the upcoming trial. >>> a missing teenaged girl from stockton now is safe back with her family. a high school wrestling coach is under arrest. authorities say that 25-year- old philip -- had an inappropriate relaschool where began volunteering as a coach last year. the pair disappeared last week but then investigators received an anonymous tip that the girl was at a home in stockton. she was found unharmed and is now returned to her parents. >>> schools in detroit are without drinking water after tests showed high levels of lead and copper. mike tobin reports. >> reporter: another michigan city now dealing with a health emergency related to tainted water. this time it's detroit. city officials announcing they are shutting off the drinking water for all p

while it looks cooler in the valleys from redding into burbank right now, look at where we're going and these numbers are brutal. >>> now, >>> now, as we were saying, august is normally the month you kick back, we ki nature kicks back but this is a wild august so a lot more weather to talk about when we come back. we'll go into the midwest and talk about these storms, wisconsin, minnesota. just rough. >> why are you calling him out like that? >> the honest truth is i brought two wrong shoes. >> sure. >> today. >> two wrong shoes. >> i don't know -- i wasn't awake enough to know if they were left or right. >> got it, got it, all right. >> but you brought them to new york with you. the correct shoes. >> yeah. i'll do something about it. >> they look good on you, though. >> all right, sam. >> i love picking on sam. >> thank you. >> it's not going to get better. >> ron is also off this morning, so here are some of the other headlines and stories making news today. >>> we begin with the state department saying that a letter from president trump addressed to kim jong-un has been delivered to

prior to the white house, she was a network correspondent in burbank, california. during her first year at the networks, she was nominated for a national emmy award for her role in the midterm election coverage. she was previously at nva -- nbc owned and operated dacian sin rhode island and california. she has kind of made a name for herself for her hard-hitting questions, dynamic questioning at the white house press briefing. and she was called by "glamour" magazine as a key player of the women of the election in 2016. i will tell you that kristin is a graduate of another school with crimson in it. we will say harvard. we have a harvard and yale dynamic, but we will play nice. she is a member of the national association of black journalists. thank you for being here. [applause] >> ok, so to start our conversation -- is my mic on? i have asked each one of our panelists to talk about some of the challenges that they face in their era and what the relationship was between the president and the press. i will start with john. you covered many presidents in the white ho

prior to the white house, she in the network correspondent burbank, california. she has been all over the country and is really made a name for herself for hard-hitting questions at the white house press briefing. a key player of the women of the election in 2016. kristen is a graduate of another school with crimson in it. we will say harvard. we have harvard and yell up there. she's got a bachelor's degree in american history and is a member of the national association of black journalists, thank you for being here. [applause] to start our conversation, are we good? i have asked each one of our panelists for a start to talk about some of the challenges they face in their era and what the relationship was between the president and the press. i will start with john. you covered many presidents in the white house. if you could give your reflections on how that relationship has evolved during the time you are there. eisenhower so you know i am old. familiar with the old axiom -- i wish you to live in interesting times but i'm afraid we now live in a time that's too

collapsed in addition we're seeing thousands of cars in parking lots across california in places like burbank and essentially tesla said they have a 420,000 backlog of cars and if that indeed was the case and they say these cars are essentially made-to-order so if they are made-to-order we wouldn't see that huge backlog and lastly i'd say looking at their balance sheet you're talking about 2.2 billion in cash excluding the customer deposits you're looking at just 1.3 billion in cash and there's huge debts due so we see big problems. >> robbing peter to pay paul is your point you got warren buffett and jamie dimon and they both said look maybe it's not a good idea to give these quarterly forecasts, elon musk certainly doesn't like the way wall street works but he's the biggest beneficiary of wall street right now. >> absolutely, absolutely this kind of playing on with gordon had said earlier i think one of the several motivations that wanted to go private either one they believe the stocks have already peaked including their own, maybe they are afraid of mid-term calamity, and also there's thi

prior to the white house, welker was a network correspondent in burbank, california. she joined nbc news in 2010. during her first year at the network, she was nominated for a national emmy award for her role in the midterm election coverage for nbc news. she was previously at nbc-owned and operated stations in philadelphia, rhode island, and redding, california. she is really known. she has kind of made a name for herself for her hard-hitting questions, dynamic questioning at the white house press briefing. and she was called by "glamour" magazine as a key player of the women of the election in 2016. i will tell you that kristin is a graduate of another school with crimson in it. [laughter] jennifer: we will say harvard. so we've got a harvard and yale dynamic up there on the stage, but we will play nice. she has got a bachelors degree in american history and she is a member of the national association of black journalists. welcome, kristen, thank you for being here. [applause] jennifer: ok, so to start our conversation -- is my mic on? we good? to start our conversa

having 15 reflective daddy daughter moments in which we walked together down the leafy streets of burbankalifornia, to talk about whatever was on their mind, i am thinking about nuclear war. and preferences to turn this off is 11 menus d. doesn't mean i do not want to search for instant weather? no. the music people who design the services have been given bad incentives to make us use them in ways that increase our engagement of these and if there is an answer to this, it is to find ways to improve the pleasure of using a server without regard to whether or not it increases your engagement. >> host: for massachusetts we will hear next from matt. >> caller: hello. good afternoon. i had a question. you mentioned a young man that committed suicide once he had touched on some truth out there. and we see julian assange, we see troops are bubbling up but being crushed. i was wondering if you had heard of a dr. who had in 1981 discovered the cause and meaning of all illnesses and was crushed, had to go to norway and but, his findings actually became laws are more wild than any science-fiction th

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speaking of johnny carson, it was a sound stage in burbank.y been the artery through which so much of this garbage has flowed. facebook bares a disproportionate responsibility for these lies being spread and these communities being built and people being able to glob on to these communities. i don't say that being critical of facebook. that's just the cold hard reality. and you've been doing some research. of course you've been diving deep into facebook for a long time. the russians picked that up in 2016 before some of us did that, hey, if you really want to twist the facts, facebook is the best megaphone possible. >> look, we've seen here the new media landscape, which is that newspapers and things you see on facebook on obscure websites are treated as equally resourceful or valuable or accurate. there's no monopoly on what's the truth anymore. as george costanza once said, it's not a lie if you believe it. this woman clearly believes we're all in ka hoots to lie about the size of the inauguration. she can go on facebook or twitter and find