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. >> brennan: we go now to texas congressman will hurd, he joins us from burbank, california, congressman, thanks for getting up early to talk to us. you heard senator graham say all of this is hearsay. we know acting director of national intelligence has said he has no reason to doubt the motives of the whistleblower. where do you fall on this? >> well, first and foremost i think we should be protecting the whistleblower. having laws in place to ensure that folks throughout the government are able to get to the right committees, information which they think may be wrongdoing is important. there are troubling issues within with the whistleblower's report, but they are allegations, and i think that is why we should explore these allegations through hearings where we had a hearing last week, we are going to be having some depositions this week as well. in order to get to the bottom of this, and i will say this. you know, i was never in a terrorist organization, but i collected a lot of intelligence on terrorist organizations when i was an undercover officer in information send isnot necessa

the prime example is the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff of burbank, californiahe recently went into a kind of trance and delivered his own prophetic version of what he believed must have happened between president trump and the president of ukraine. >> this is the essence of what the president communicates. "we've been very good to your country, very good, no other country has done as much as we have. but you know what? i don't see much reciprocity here. i hear what you want, i have a favor i want from you though. i'm going to say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponent, understand? lots of it. most ">> tucker: keep in mind, e men's room at starbucks, that is the man who chairs the mighty house intelligence committee, we trust him with the most sensitive information and yet he is clearly, demonstrably mentally ill. his position as the president should be impeached for asking why joe biden's son was paid $600,000 a year by a foreign company and why the prosecutor investigated the foreign company was fir

i went to drew and burbank and san francisco middle school. you are trying to implement challenges. 10 passengers or less vehicles that you are considering. i asked the board to consider this. according to the california office of traffic safety, san francisco is considered the number 80 the lis 80 -- number h the worst city. traffic accidents are the number eight leading cause of death in the united states. the american school bus council beliefs school buses are the safest form of transportation and only constituted .4% of accidents reported. 20% of that .4% are incidents that occurred around the vehicle. passengers are most vulnerable when they board and unboard the bus and in presence of other vehicles. this is why the traffic ticket for passing the school bus while the stop arm is out is almost $1,000. even toddlers recognize the school buses and associate the image with children in school but a van or car with the logo on the side is another vehicle crowding the city streets and congesting the loading zones at schools. the shortage in sc

it happened overnight in burbank.ice tried to arrest a driver wanted for assault with a deadly weapon. nearly a half hour into the chase the driver eventually pulls over and got out. that's when officers shot him and arrested him. >>> coming up next, the warriors' item discovered at l.a.x. and an update on a fiery north bay crash caught on camera. the heroic effort to save a driv sly proved too late. we'll be back in two minutes. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. 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. vis

we're here in burbank, california on the warner brother's lot, and since this studio was founded in 1923tens of thousands of tv shows and films have been created here. so throughout this hour, we're going to give you a behind the scenes tour of the "friends" home. let's start at the beginning. ♪ ♪ >> the early titles of this show, what were you considering? >> insomnia cafe. we were driving down the street and i thought that was an amazing name and interesting setting. >> why not? >> i don't think the network liked it. we talked about friends like us, the six of us across the hall. >> i just want to be married again. >> we ended up simply with "friends." >> and i just want a million dollars. >> our partner kevin bright said if we get a good time slot you can call it cavorkian for all i care. >> "mad about you" opened up thursday night at 8:00. not a bad lead in of a young adult marriage. and then the led out was "seinfeld". >> when i'll driving i let people ahead of me all the time. i'm always waving everybody in go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. >> oh. >> no, don't, stop cleansing my ora. >

." ♪ ♪ >> we're here in burbank, california, on the warner brothers lot, and since this studio was foundedf thousands of tv shows -- [ shots fired ] >> and films have been created here. ♪ ♪ >> so throughout this hour we're going to give you a behind the scenes tour of the "friends" home. let's start at the beginning. ♪ ♪ >> the early titles of this show, what were you considering? >> um, insomnia cafe. >> we were driving down street, and i saw this place and thought that was an amazing name and a really interesting setting. >> why not go with this one? >> i don't think the network liked it, and then we talked about friends like us, the six of us, across the hall. >> i just want to be married again. >> we ended up simply with "friends." [ laughter ] >> and i just want a million dollars. >> our partner, kevin bright said if we get a good time slot you can call it kevorkian, for all i care. >> "mad about you "opened up thursday night at 8:00, and we put it right after "mad about you," not a bad lead-in, a young adult marriage. [ laughter ] >> voila! >> and then, the lead out was "seinfeld". >

here in the united states, you know, there will be a group of people waiting at a hilton in burbank toany years to come. many years to come. >> thank god. >> jimmy: yeah, no kidding. you'll be the king slayer when you're 95 years old. >> oh. >> jimmy: and there are worse things for sure. >> there are worse things. >> jimmy: so you want to make a documentary about these things. >> i find it, there's something really fascinating. you have so many people go to them, when i got to these things i thought this is a weird world, a lot of crazy people. >> jimmy: do you not have that in denmark? >> no, but over the last ten years it's become a global phenomenon. it's massive. so it's also attracting, you know, there's a purity in fandom, right? and of course that attracts a lot of people who want to monetize it. you want to make some money. so you have this whole thing of people having so much fun, and behind the scenes, it's a little sketchy. >> jimmy: i see, in other words, chuck norris hated being there. >> he cleaned up. >> jimmy: he hates his fans. >> he loves his fans. >> jimmy: did you h

. >> lieutenant burbank says this extensive camera system as the police station monitors 300- plus spotss the four east bay campuses. but we noticed something. >> what do these red xs mean here? >> some of the red xs. it depends. some of them go in a buffering mode because something is going on with the connection, and then some are just down in general. for safety reasons, he said. >> a layer of beauty. so it would be great to have all them working. >> financial records show the board of trustees approved more than 50,000 hours in march and covered outstanding bills for repairs and upgrades. but it wasn't enough to fix erica camera and the contract has since expired. a district spokesman person says right now the number of malfunctioning cameras are not enough to be concerned about. >> i know my boss got his car broken into four or five times, and he parks right in front of the welcome center where we work. >> crimes on campus are not uncommon, especially with cameras not working. just in the parking lot, there have been car break-ins and theft. reports saying lack of camera views, limi

. >> reporter: the bailey is a senior at luther burbank high school in sacramento. and sets his alarm early most days. >> and five most days, but if i'm like super tired, it's like hey. >> reporter: senate bill 328 would require middle schools to start no earlier than 8:00 a.m. high schools, no earlier than 8:30. some doctors say a later start will help students grades and health. >> and those students who start school have decreased rates of depression and higher test scores, car accidents in the community because they are driving less drowsy. >> reporter: and dr. dean blumberg says the high school students need nine hours of sleep a night and says 90% are getting it. >> and not getting enough sleep will result in them being sleeping, not able to learn as much. >> opponents of the bill say delaying the school day could mean that they would stay up later. he says that is not likely the case. >> but it turns out they don't. they still go to sleep at the same time and they done up getting more sleep. >> and leticia william's son is only in second grade and already thi

this is overnight in burbank, started when police tried to arrest the driver wanted for assault witheadly weapon. half an hour into the chase that driver pulled over on interstate 5, got out. an officer shot him with nonlethal rounds and arrested him. >>> 5:53 right now. still ahead, tracking your trip to the restroom. the airline testing tech to do just that. their reasoning coming up next. >>> plus, counterfeit sports memorabilia. we'll tell you all about it. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. audrey's on it. eating right? on it! staying active? on it. audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] maybe not. jardiance is the number 1 prescribed pill in its class. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. that means jardiance

representing california's 28th congressional district, which includes parts of los angeles, pasadena, burbank, and the san fernando valley. chairman schiff, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> i want to get your reaction to the firing and/or resignation of john bolton. >> well, he never should have had the position to begin with. he lacks the temperament. he lacks the judgment to really have that job you're supposed to be a facilitator to help the president get to yes, to mediate the national security officials and help them provide the president with options. i remember when he was first named as nominee one of my colleagues asked me what did i think about michael bolton being named as national security adviser. and i said i think you mean john bolton, michael bolton a singer. but honestly i think michael bolton would do a better job, i think i'd be comfortable with him. it was an astonishing choice. it was obviously not his first choice. was his third candidate, fourth candidate, since one turned it down for national security adviser

in a network exclusive, we went to burbank studios in california, where bush showed us how he's approachingand we started at his house, too. you look and that and you feel what? >> small, and i've been reading stoic philosophy, and it's all about finding the middle in life. much of it is about don't ride the highs too high and don't take the lows too low. and i definitely took the lows too low. so, when i see that, it's maybe a reminder to find the middle. >> find the middle. >> find the middle. don't go here and don't go here. try to be here. >> billy bush is letting audiences decide if his return to tv will be a moment of vindication. >> remember, i was fired for a moment in 2005. you know, this is almost 2020, 15 years later. so, i kind of had grown and evolved. >> think about that for a second -- >> but if he wasn't running for president, that moment never would have occurred. that was about him, and me. >> is this a second chance for billy bush? >> i don't know. >> is it a comeback? is it redemption? what is it in your mind? >> i guess it's a little bit of all those things. for me, it'

of burbank, california is 100 years old.e you for your service. editain, retired choir teacher from mystic, connecticut, she taught piano lessons until she was 95 and last but not least, happy 100 birthday to edwin krim, a pilot from springfield, ohio, he flew airplanes to 81 years old never too late to keep going. >> love that >> this is really good. >> the pulled pork is to die for. >>> there's a lot more go to today.com/all day, more stories, including how to make your hair look thicker than it really is. >>> i can't wait for that. also you're going to meet the adorable mascot of the 2022 winter olympics. >> already there he is, or she. >>> straight ahead, 3rd hour, dateline's keith morrison, more of sheinelle's interview with celine dion, and fourth hour, sarah jessica parker. >> andy cohen, and sjp it's going to be big. >> pulled pork, hot, cold, doesn't matter sheinelle's inter celine dion, and fourth hour, sarah jessica parker. >> andy >>> good morning at 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a bombshell announcement in santa

i was at the launch event in april in burbank and i was blown away by the presentation and the stock jumped significantly right that day. it has moved up slowly ever since. netflix of course has moved down. there's also a number of other streaming services coming to market, including apple tv plus which is launching on november 1st and then at & t's hbo max and then the new peacock streaming service from comcast. there will be a lot of choices for the consumer. disney will be the clear front-runner. probably netflix will be number two. but the growth and subscriber growth on netflix most likely will show -- slow and they may lose subscribers to some of the other services depending on what your taste in programs is. stuart: just out of interest, if you look beyond that camera, that's middle america. >> yes. stuart: how many middle american households do you think or how many streaming services, i should say, will middle america pay for? >> right now, surveys show two to three. with a budget of up to $40 a month. stuart: $40 a month for streaming. okay. you think that's enough to keep