having access to burnett rather than hopkins? what is the future going to look like of this neighborhood? we could easily sell our homes. we could easily get mega dollars for the homes. we somewhere chosen not to do that because we like our community and would like to keep it. we are not opposed to having someone move and build something reasonable. that is fine. if you need us to participate in that, we would be more than willing to participate and some of the things that we think might be workable, but we don't believe this is workable. it goes contrary to what we believe the code states, and also with cheryl stating i believe that the investor and the contractor need to be over seen through the process. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is stefanly peak a long time are dent of san francisco. i urge you to limit the size of the new buildings designed to replace the house at 49 hopkins. it seems only fair that the new houses not exceed the property's foot pr

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passenger tom burnett told his wife, a bunch of us are getting ready to do something. sandy bradshaw told her husband phil, some passengers are getting hot water from a galley. passenger todd beamer told airfone supervisor lisa jefferson, a few of us are getting together. flight attendant ceecee lyles, my mother. said we have a plan. and jeremy told liz something even more remarkable. he said they were taking a vote . how american is that? facing an existential crisis, they decided to vote on a response. the phone calls and the recovered cockpit tapes, we know how that vote turned out. we know they banded together. the answer the call let's roll. we know they fought bravely. we know they battle to the very end. at the cost of their lives flight 93 found a measure of success by forcing the followers of al qaeda to crush the plane on the sacred grounds where we gather today. in their determination to save themselves, they saved countless others in the us capitol and the white house and gave us the first glimmer of hope a terrible moment. we also note that the people, the

at the time, burnett was chief operating officer of a company called the erratic in pleasanton.n acquired, with the company telling ktvu that today holds a very personal connection and that employees joined the local community to show their appreciation for tom by creating a memorial at the corner of stoneridge drive and tom burnett lien. lane. stomach in terms of our weather, it feels like we flipped a switch today. we walked outside today, and it was warm all of a sudden. >> what happened out there? definitely instantly warmer, and it looks like temperatures will continue to trim trend up. you can see the sky out there in a bit of some haze developing, so we have a spare the air in place for your thursday. it's not issued just yet, but it will probably be issued for friday as well. do what you can to help keep the air quality okay over the next couple of days. it will be hot, inland temperatures will be in the 90s tomorrow, and on friday, easily in the upper 90s. in as we head into your friday forecast, we begin to cool things off, but as far as the most noticeable change will

. >>> 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 made off with thousands of dollars. police are becoming concerned by how brazen the thieves have become. >> while the alarm sounded the thieves grabbed what they can carry. this time they targeted the store at the hillsdale shopping center. last week it was burlingame. >> before that it was walnut creek. >> it's something we're aware of. these crews, they are violent and reckless. >> reckless and targeting crowdechase acit scary i think. >> i'm surprising it keeps happening. no one is stopping it. >> apple employees and security guards are up instructed not to engage. >> they believe the passage of prop 47 resulted in the reduction of penalties and increase in property crimes. >> these organized criminal gangs for retail crime know that the sentencing has been reduced. they have less exposure if they are arrested and pr

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump stumped. who claims to know better than anyone else suddenly knows nothing

i'm erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of outfront. we begin with the breaking news this hour. hurricane dorian, the massive deadly storm is lashing the florida coast. powerful winds whipping on shore. conditions are getting worse with each passing hour. and it is going to be hours upon hours and hours. this is from moments ago from melbourne beach, florida. mandatory evacuations are underway there. let's show you the storm from the international space station. 300 miles wide. right now winds up to 145 miles per hour. the picture of the storm's eye just tweeted by u.s. astronaut on board the space station. as that storm is essentially stationary, ravaging the bahamas which has been doing since it came ashore 30 hours ago. it is the most powerful storm in known history to hit the bahamas. thousands of homes and businesses are gone. an entire island is without power tonight. it is way too early to have any sense of the death toll. to give you an idea of just how high the storm surge was, what the united states could be looking at, you ca

erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news.crats' first impeachment hearing descending into chaos. and clashing with democrats that weren't better. what does the judiciary committee accomplish? trump's controversial pitch to hispanics, preparing for a new battle with a good afternoonor who has been a thorn in his side. let's go out front. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight the breaking news. the democrats first official impeachment hearings in the books after descending into disarray. corey lewandowski telling people on twit tore tune i

erin burnett "out front" starts now. >> "out front" next, breaking news.nce communities inspector general revealed the damning whistle-blower complaint was about multiple akctions tha involve more than just a call for the president and what's the white house response tonight? >> a 2020 democrat zeroing in on a new target, elizabeth warren and will the new attack stop her surge? and they're meeting to discuss a plan of action as tehran threatens all-out war. let's go "out front." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. trump's white house silencing a whistle-blower, a whistle-blower a

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight. it was personal.ng more this hour about the bitter breakup between trump and bolton. a source tells cnn

let's go "outfront." >> good evening i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight a mirge set back for president trump. three judges ruling a case about him cashing out in the oval office can go ahead. significant implications for impeachment. the lawsuit argues that businesses in washington d.c. are being hurt by foreign governments choosing to stay at trump properties. over other places. the judge issued a powerful statement. quote the president establishments offer government patrons something that plaintiffs cannot. the opportunity by enriching the president to obtain favorable governmental treatment from the president and the executive branch. there it is in black and white. spending time at trump properties in enriches him personally and allows people it try to get favorable treatment from the president of the united states. today trump's son lied about the facts. >> you guys benefitting financially from the president? >> it's ridiculous. first of all he's not involved at all. >> that answer is ridiculous. facts, take the trump internationa

let's go "outfront." >> good evening i'm erin burnett.t a mirge set back for president trump. three judges ruling a case about him cashing out in the oval office can go ahead. significant implications for impeachment. the lawsuit argues that

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight, the breaking news, hurricaneian's devastation, the traerk storm now setting sights on fl

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the fix was in. a white house official

when tom burnett's wife told him about the attack on the entagon, he replied -- we have to do something. so they did. told 7 a.m., jeremy glick his wife that the passengers were voting on whether to charge the cockpit and he later told her that those onboard voted to act. so they did. talking with her husband on the phone, flight attendant sandy bradshaw uttered words that captured perfectly her and the . ssenger's clarity of purpose she said everyone's running to first class. i got to go. bye. and in the midst of the chaos, a young husband and father, a n starting a business career prayed the lord's prayer. th an air phone operator and recited a verse from the 23rd psalm. only then to speak, words that would echo the resolve of a nation. et's roll. history records they ran forward. they charged toward the cockpit. and at 10:03 a.m., flight 93 plummeted to the earth. ight here. in the early days after the attacks, a pennsylvania state trooper hung an american flag on an old drag line sitting atop the hill overlooking this crash site. but now 18 years later there an even memorial and mor

he hasn't had a mark burnett. had a strong producer. >> he's just got sean spicer and mike pence. >> yes, imagine that. all right. check out the rest of our interview on the reliable souers podcast at "reliable sources".com. excellent book, "audience of one." quick break here on "reliable sources." in a moment, a brand-new report on online harassment and how it poses a threat to press freedom. leave no man behind. or child. or other child. or their new friend. or your giant nephews and their giant dad. or a horse. or a horse's brother, for that matter. the room for eight, 9,000 lb towing ford expedition. >>> imagine you just published a big story. you're feeling good after weeks of hard work. then you peek on your social media accounts and you are suddenly inundated. insults as far as the site can scroll. a troll army saying you're wortless, biased, dumb, sick, evil. attackers are trying to get you fired. anonymous accounts are telling you to kill yourself or offering to do the job themselves. the committee to pro

i'm erin burnett. trump's white house silencing a whistle-blower, a whistle-blower with an urgent and credible report about president trump. today sources tell us that the independent inspector general for the intelligence community would not tell lawmakers details about the complaint when he met with them behind closed doors today and we are told tonight that the white house and the justice department were involved in that decision and the mystery of this complaint deepens tonight. we are learning that this, quote, credible and urgent complaint involves multiple actions between the president and a foreign leader. communications that involve president trump making a promise of some sort. that specific is according to "the washington post," so what was that promise and who did trump make it to? frankly, these are questions that must be answered and yet at this hour trump's people are hiding them from congress which by law says it has the right to see the complaint. >> this shows how someone is trying to

let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm poppy haarlow in for erin burnett. outfront tonight. breaking news hurricane dorian carving a destructive path up the eastern sea board. the category 2 stormting north and south carolina with drench be rains and hurricane foerns wintsds. you are looking at pictures off the coast of cape fear north carolina happenered right now process in south carolina leaching the neighborhoods under water. informs the scene in charleston, now 1,600 national guard troops deployed across the south carolina coast to help with rescues. the storm leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power tonight. also tonight, this is one of the biggest threats to those in the storm's path, tornadoes. look at that video. tornadoes that have leveled homes across the carolinas. as the storm moves north, let me show you just some incredible video from inside of dorian's eye as you can see clear skies above surrounded by what is called a stadium of thunderstorms rapidly circling the center. the storm responsible for 23 deaths in the bahamas. and the island's health

erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. democrats' first impeachment hearing descending into chaos. and clashing with democrats that weren't better. what does the judiciary committee accomplish? trump's controversial pitch to hispanics, preparing for a new battle with a good afternoonor who has been a thorn in his side. let's go out front. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight the breaking news. the democrats first official impeachment hearings in the books after descending into disarray. corey lewandowski telling people on twit tore tune in and he brought it doing everything in his power to stop democrats from laying a hand on president trump. >> is it correct as was reported in the mueller report on june 19, 2017, you met alone in the oval office with the president? >> i said -- >> is there a book and page number you can reference me to, please? i don't have a copy of the report in front of me. >> volume 2, page 90. is it correct that as reported in the mueller report on june 19, 2017, you met alone in the

in paradise"" alum got a lot of love from fans this season for how he handled being dumped by demi burnett. he left the beach single after demi decided to date a woman. after all that, would he be the bachelor? >> personally i actually think it's ridiculous that people say no to this. >> our last contender, pilot -- or should we say windmill pete. >> i [ bleep ] in the wind. >> well, he was recently spotted at an airport with a film crew. so is this really even up in the ai >> what about peter's chance for bachelor, where do they stand these days? >> still flying high. peter obviously is a legit candidate as well. >> by the way, the new bachelor's ladies have been revealed before we even know who they're fighting for. 33 women announced. >> hannah, advice for the new crop? >> i would say be yourself. >> hannah, don't move. we have a lot more for you to do. >> i'm here. >> we're gonna dive deep into all the love connections going on from "the bachelor" and all over hollywood starting with jennifer lawrence. >>> why these photos are raising eyebrows. >>> plus a gaga exclusive with tips from

erin burnett starts raight now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i'm erin burnett. with breaking news. the white house tried to keep secret, cnn learning this hour the white house also tried to limit access to prdzesident trump's conversations with muhammad bin salman and vladimir putin. the conversation with the saudi prince was treated differently and occur

getting actually pulling of your skin over time to form wrinkles prematurely northside hospital burnett'sbarbara joy jones also says night time is the right time to nurture your eyes. >>part of that putting down the cell phone so they aren't strained any further and under your eyes is that the skin on your entire body and so you want to make sure that you put a good eye cream and moisturize underneath. >>and if you enjoy a hot shower bath. >>jones says it could be aging you in the shower. you actually deplete your skin of its moisture and water and so when you're taking showers make sure that they're lukewarm to warm stressful age you more than anything jones says find ways to lessen stress before bed which brings up the next point getting a good night's sleep when you don't get enough sleep. the blood vessels actually become lea and so therefore you show it on your face in the form of under eye circles and flowing and dark circles and backs. >>changing bad habits now can help bring good health in the future for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>next on kron 4 news delta flight

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. trump asking a foreign leader for joe biden. the whistle-blower complaint about an urgent threat to national security involved a phone call between trump and the president of ukraine. on that call trump asked the ukrainian leader to investigate joe biden owe s's son. not just once. trump asked the ukrainian president about eight times on that call to investigate. eight times. one phone call. all this because hunter biden was doing business in ukraine when his father was vice president. we'll get to the details on that shortly. just a short time ago, joe biden responded saying, quote, there is truly no bottom to president trump's willingness to abuse his power and abase our country. this behavior is particularly abhorrent because it exploits the foreign policy of our country and undermines our national security for political purposes. since this major development broke that we now know who the phone call was with and we now know how many times trump asked for his -- for joe biden's son

caroline burnett garaway on the phone from the bahamas, she's the medical chief of staff at the only hospital in nassau still able to treat critical patients in the entire bahamas. doctor, thank you for joining us. first of all, how are you doing? how are you holding up? how is your family? >> thank you, jake. my family is fine, and we're all holding up. it's a great team effort. it's tiring, it's exhausting. it's emotionally traumatizing hearing some of the stories about patients that come in, but we have to keep going. >> your hospital's the only one taking critical patients right now in nassau, how strain ed are your resources? >> we've come together and deployed staff, and we shuffle staff so that we're managing. the initial wave of critical patients from abaco has -- you know, they've come in. we've admitted them, taken them to the operating if necessary, and now the second wave of the walking wounded are coming in. initially they came by coast guard, helicopter and the airports are now open so regular flights are bringing more patients in. but we're very strict and tight triage

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight. it was personal. we are learning more this hour about the bitter breakup between trump and bolton. a source tells cnn that president turned on his now former national security adviser john bolton because he thought bolton made him look bad this week. bolton wanted to humiliate bolton in an exchange. there's bolton at the white house 8:44 a.m. this morning, work as usual taking a phone call outside and he then went in and led a meeting with top administration officials and then, boom, a tweet. the operative part of that tweet, quote, i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. well, that's not bolton's version. sources tell cnn bolton was livid and it was a source for a story about how bolton told trump that hosting the taliban at camp david was a bad idea. trump, of course, was resoundingly slant right around the 9/11 anniversary and he thought bolton was the one who made him look bad. the president says he's the one who fired him last night. he said no

park officials say a 29-year-old daniel burnett from lake have a sioux city, arizona fell more than 500 feet down steep rocky terrain just before noon yesterday. she has been deceased when she fell. the incident is under investigation. >>> an investigation is underway in san jose after a fire broke out at a mobile home, killing an elderly woman inside. this video showthhome still smoldering after flames were put out. this happened before midnight on the night. the caregiver was on. neighbors rushed in to help but it was too late.>> it was up in blazes. we went to wet the neighbors fence so the fence wouldn't catch on fire. >> arson investigators arrived on scene moments after the fire was put out but no word yet on the cause. >>> a little after 4 am a fatal accident and westbound i-80 near emeryville. a man was on the center divider and ran across traffic before he was struck by a honda civic. he died at the scene. the driver cooperated with police and all lanes were closed in response to the accident. they reopened the lanes again around 6 am this morning. >>> crews in southern califor

let's go "out front". >> good evening, i'm erin burnett.he whistle-blower complaint is in the hands of congress this hour, the same report that has rocked trump's presidency making him only the fourth president in american

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, the breg news, death and suffering in the bahamas. survivors telling us there are bodies everywhere after hurricane dorian ravaged the island. the country's minister of tourism joins us. plus the bipartisan outrage growing over president trump's decision to use military funds for the border wall, how is the white house responding? and democrats now looking into the president's push to host the g-7 summit at his resort and mike pence's stay at a trump hotel in ireland. did trump break the law? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight, the breaking news, a humanitarian crisis tonight, the hurricane ravaged bahamas bracing itself tonight for what officials warn will be a horrific road ahead. the death toll officially stands at 30. but the final toll could be staggering as rescuers slowly make their way to hard hit areas areas currently a tangled mess of debris, broke. trees, downed lines. tonight's cnn's gary tuckman says there is a prominent smell of death which he said got stronger the closer he

and labor lawyer michael burnett at the law firm and a former director of the employment, says todaydifferent than those in 2009 and 2010. >> we were looking at unemployment rates in our state of over 12%. but today our unemployment rate, it's 4.1% and it's the lowest since the new methodology started in 1976. we have gained since 2010. we have gained over 3.3 million jobs, payroll jobs, so it's a much different environment. >> for the bay area, labor day is more remarkable. >> not only the lowest unemployment rate virtually all of our counties under 3.5%. some of our counties, that's unheard of. >>eporter: during thereception of the property losing their side and what had a difference a decade has made. >>> what is different in the strong economy today is that you have more people moving on a voluntary basis. and that is what we have seen over the past four or five years. people moving among jobs. we are talking about 300,000 plus people moving in and out of jobs each month in our state. >> reporter: all of this has lasted for a long time. >> we are now completing 113 months of empl

i'm erin burnett.king news, the house intelligence committee about to get briefed about a quote, and credible and urgent complaint from a whistle-

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the fix was in. a white house official telling cnn that acting chief of staff mick mulvaney told commerce secretary wilbur ross to, quote, fix the problem, after the nation's weather officials put out facts which contradicted trump's claim thattal bamma w a in the path of hurricane dorian. the problem, quote, and the problem is speaking the truth about the projected path. he resorted to his rants about hoax and fake. >> did you tell your chief of staff to have noaa disavow those forecasters who said that alabama was not in the path of the storm? >> no. i never did that. that's a whole hoax by the fake news media when they talk about the hurricane and when they talk about florida and they talk about alabama. that's just fake news. it was right from the beginning, it was a fake story. >> well, the truth here, of course s that trump made what could have been chalked up as a mistake, a simple mistake ten days ago. >> alabama could even be in for at sleeleast some very strong w. this just came up, unfortu

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news, the house intelligence committee about to get briefed about a quote, and credible and urgent complaint from a whistle-blower. the chairman of that committee adam schiff just announcing that the intelligence community's independent inspector general will go meet with lawmakers tomorrow, but and this is a crucial but, we have no indication that the nation's top intelligence officials will budge on the refusal to comply with the subpoena from schiff's committee to turn over the actual complaint. he'll talk about the process, but unlikely to hand over the goods about what is so urgent and important. why? could it be at the direction of president trump himself? >> the director has said essentially that he's answering to a higher authority and refusing to turn over the whistle-blower complaint. this is deeply troubling. >> this is deeply troubling, so what is the threat and why is it urgent? it's a big deal that a whistle-blower is making a claim that i

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, unprecedented and that is how the acting director of the national intelligence described the whistle-blower complaint today. >> i believe everything in this matter is totally unprecedented. >> intelligence chief office capitol hill testifying moments after the whistle-blower's complaint was released publicly. maguire, longtime military career, 36 years, was picked for this job by trump and he was unable to defend trump's assertion that the whistle-blower is a political hack. >> you don't believe the whistle-blower's a political hack, do you, director? >> believe that as i said before, mr. chairman, i believe the whistle-blower is operating in good faith. >> well, then you don't have any reason to accuse them of disloyalty to our country or suggest they're beholden to another country, do you? >> sir, absolutely not. i believe that the whistle-blower followed the steps every step of the way. i think the whistle-blower did the right thing. i think he followed the law e

i'm erin burnett.nt tonight, unprecedented and that is how the acting director of the national intelligence described t

erin burnett starts raight now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news. the white house tried to keep secret, cnn learning this hour the white house also tried to limit access to prdzesident trump's conversations with muhammad bin salman and vladimir putin. the conversation with the saudi prince was treated differently and occurred when trump was siding with the crown prince over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. another part of the whistle-blower complaint may be true to quote the complaint again and according to white house officials i spoke with, this is the whistle-blower. this was, quote, not the first time under this administration, but a presidential transcript was placed into this code-word level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive, rather than national security sensitive information. we don't know if these additional calls were put on the super secure system, but what we do know happened to them is stunning and we have more on that in just a moment. i want to make sure you also kn

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, the breg news, death and suffering in the. survivors telling us there are bodies everywhere after hurricane dorian ravaged the island. the country's minister of tourism joins us. plus the bipartisan outrage growing over president trump's decision to use military funds for the border wall, how is the white house responding? and democrats now looking into the president's push to host the g-7 summit at his resort and mike pence's stay at a trump hotel in ireland. did trump break the law? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight, the breaking news, a humanitarian crisis tonight, the hurricane ravaged bahamas bracing itself tonight for what officials warn will be a horrific road

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump stumped. the president who claims to know better than anyone else suddenly knows nothing about an incredibly damning allegation based on cnn's exclusive reporting. here's trump late today. >> can you respond to the reports today that say that you have mishandled classified information to russia. >> no, i know nothing about it. i see the cia responded perfectly, so whatever the cia said is fine with me. but i heard they responded perfectly. i know nothing. >> okay, the question first to cnn's bombshell report that trump's intelligence community, the cia, extracted a crucial spy from russia, in part because of fears that trump, the president of the united states, trump could expose the spy through his mishandling of classified information. according to administration officials, the decision to remove the spy -- who i want to be clear, was a crucial spy for a few reasons, one of which was that this person was at a very high level inside the russian government and was considered vital to the unite

let's go "out front". >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. the whistle-blower complaint is in the hands of congress this hour, the same report that has rocked trump's presidency making him only the fourth president in american history to face impeachment. members of the house and intelligence committees are going in a secure room to read it and here is what chairman schiff just said after emerging from that room? >> i found the allegations deeply disturbing. i also found them very credible. the complaint was very well written and certainly provides information for the committee to follow up with other witnesses and documents. i think that what this courageous individual has done has exposed serious wrongdoing. >> schiff, of course, is the democratic chair of house intel and it is not just democrats now, republican senator ben sasse telling reporters after seeing it, republicans ought not be rushing to circle thing with wagons saying there's no there there when there is a lot troubling there. and remember, and it is important as we go through

en cnn's special breaking news coverage continuing right now with erin burnett "outfront." >>> outfront next, breaking news, utter devastation. new pictures from above showing the epic damage of hurricane dorian. tonight race against time to save those trapped as wind, rain and a powerful storm surge batter florida's beaches in hour. and there is a new threat tonight. dorian closing in on the east coast of the united states. possibly set to strike the carolinas. plus new video of the deadly boat fire in california as questions moubt about how it started and whether any passengers could have been saved. let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight, the breaking news, hurricane dorian's devastation, the traerk storm now setting sights on florida. as tonight the storm finally picks up speed and it is getting bigger. niece are live pictures right now out of indy atlantic beach in florida. conditions there deteriorating. tropical storm force winds and a damaging storm surge are battering the florida east coast as the hurricane starts to move north. new evacuations a

rocky terrain from the cables in the park's iconic half dome she's identified as 29-year-old danielle burnett of arizona the half dome is well-known among hikers and has cables installed to guide them up the final summit >>> tonight, an american airlines mechanic is facing federal charges of sabotage accused of tampering with equipment on a plane set to fly from miami this summer. nbc's tom costello tells us more. >> reporter: in a miami courtroom today, 60-year-old abdul alani, a 31-year veteran mechanic a american airlines, federal air marshals allege july 17th, alani sabotage the air data module on an american 737. the adm is critical in calculating the plane's speed and pitch. the plane was preparing to take of from nassau with 150 people on board, but when the pilots powered up the engines, they received an error message and returned to the gate in court documents, investigators say alani was captured on security cameras and admitted to the sabotage explaining his intention was not to cause harm to the aircraft or its passengers instead it was to cause a delay or have the flight canceled

getting actually pulling of your skin over time to form wrinkles prematurely northside hospital burnett's doctor barbara joy jones also says night time is the right time to nurture your eyes. >>part of that putting down the cell phone so they aren't strained any further and under your eyes is that in a on your entire body and so you want to make sure that you put a good eye cream and moisturize underneath. >>and if you enjoy a hot shower bath. >>jones says it could be aging you in the shower, you actually deplete your skin of its moisture and water and so when you're taking showers make sure that they are lukewarm to warm stress will age you more than anything jones says find ways to lessen stress before bed which brings up the next point getting a good night's sleep when you don't get enough sleep. the blood vessels actually become leaky and so therefore you show it on your face in the form of under eye circles and swelling and dark circles and backs changing bad habits now can help bring good health in the future for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. delta passengers feel a dr f

>>we all have a nighttime routine, but doctor barbara joy jones at northside hospital burnett says theou should do before sleeping it's nice to just shower and get rid of the day that the pollutants get the germs off of your body and turn to your bed, nice and clean while washing off go ahead and shave to joan sets. if you cut yourself while you're shaving then you have overnight for your body to repair and heal the skin, the next tip, a little more obvious but still important nurture your skin nighttime you want to put on a very heavy moisturizer so replete what was in that created from your skin during the daytime journaling can also help get 2 good sleep. your thoughts and have a clear mind before you go to bed. >>so you have a better night's rest. >>finally take a probiotic before bed so if you take it at that time with water. >>you have all night for the bacteria to get through into the intestines and your gut and find a little crevice for its home jones says all of this can help set you up for a successful next day for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither sleep is important o

i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, the breaking news and it is historic news, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi just going before cameras to tell the nation the democrats are moving to impeach the president of the united states. >> last tuesday we observed the anniversary of the adoption of the constitution on september 17th, sadly, on that day the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint on constitution day. this is a violation of law. shortly thereafter press reports began to break of a phone call by the president of the united states calling upon a foreign power to intervene in his election. this is a breach of his constitutional responsibilities. the facts are these, this week the president has admitted to asking the president of the ukraine to take actions which would benefit him politically. the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. asking a foreign leader for joe biden. the whistle-blower complaint about an

i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, the breaking news and it is historic news, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi just going before cameras to tell the nation the democrats are moving to impeach the president of the united states. >> last tuesday we observed the anniversary of the adoption of the constitution on september 17th, sadly, on that day the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the congress that the administration was forbidding him from

we are live from new york and i'm erin burnett. voters are asking the top ten democratic candidates about the climate crisis. scientists tell us we have only 11 years. so that's until 2030, to cut global pollution by half if we want to avoid the very worst consequences of the climate emergency. think bigger fires in the west or deadlier heat waves, super charged storms like the one we're seeing now, hurricane dorian which is hovering off the coast of florida as we speak. we'll hear from amy klobuchar. now please welcome kamala harris of california. >> hello. hello. >> if you become president on day one, senator harris, do you declare a national emergency on the climate? >> well, i certainly would declare an emergency, a drinking water emergency. if you don't mind, i'm going on stand. and i think it is critically important that we immediately on day one get back into the paris agreement. i think it is important that on day one we immediately ratify the agreement in terms of the montreal protocol and that amendment. and i think it is

and pretty much the people at mgm who work with mark burnett want to know where to listen to the tape. would it matter if such a tape came out. >> but were you trying to appeal to the sector. we were trying to appeal that. these are the questions we get when we are interviewed about the book. i say this in the book. it's a little dirty secret. the fact of the matter is the moderates i think it would be self identified conservatives. they all have him number one and at around the same percentage. immigration is an issue that has a longer panel they did not know how to tackle this. case in point he has the first step act. i think it's good. it's a good start. i think the drug laws in this state. the same thing with immigration now you see it with the democratic candidates say and get a release x amount of people from prison. we cannot out amnesty the democrats on immigration. and if it was an issue that was going under the layers that have been going on from around 2006 when we stopped the bushes the deal that he tried to do. i think immigration was issue also that we did strategically

he described what happened to erin burnett. >> i had to do it, my sister-in-law was there, debra. it was her that said that the water was coming into the house, we have to go. and at that time it was raining hard. and so i picked him up, through him on high shoulder. and when i stepped off my porch, my front porch, the water was shin hig-- chin high. up to my chin. and some of father famiher fami blew off and they came to my house. and then my roof blew off, so we had to walk into that to my neighbor's house. >> and how far away was that? >> at least five minute walk. >> but it felt like much more? >> especially in the water, it felt longer than that. yeah. yeah, especially with the deep water, it felt a lot longer than that. >> i just want people to understand the bravery of what you did. when you grab your son and you step off that porch and the water is up to your neck and you cannot see, you must have been so frightened. >> yeah, i was. terrified. i didn't realize the water was that deep. i was thinking maybe knee deep until i step off and i realized, oh, i wonder if it will g