when she landed in carson city, protesters were chanting and following her yelling "don't impeach, don't impeach." when i was in front of those rallying, many of them will use the same argument that many have used in saying that democrats are sore losers ant haven't gotten over the win in 2016 something that the democrats will say those are just talking points and the evidence is damning. fredericka? >> all right. leyla santiago in los angeles. thank you. >>> cn partners with a human rights campaign in a ground braking cnn town hall event. equality in america. that will be in a nightly ba back-to-back town halls. >>> many are facing tough questions over the impeachment inquiry of president trump. >> and i wanted you to -- i wanted you to know from me -- >> well, hear from some of these contentious up to halls. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dry mist. it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. what are you doing bac

that includes firefighters from carson city, nevada, tahoe, truckee.y are getting help from prison inmates. those inmates trained in basic fire fighting skills. >>> about 30,000 residents in sonoma county have been given the all clear to go home. but for thousands of others, it's another long night in a shelter or in their cars. this is a look at the evacuation map. terry mcsweeney went out to see the conditions. >> >> we're packed and ready to go so we're not, you know, just trying to be like we're not listening to the world. >> reporter: ellen hanson harris of sebastopol had a decision to make when the mandatory evacuation order came down. a phone call from a friend helped her decide to stay home. >> a few of them that are in town turned around because it took two hours to go three blocks just to get out of town and they just said, forget it. >> reporter: for 30,000 west county residents, the mandatory evacuation order is now reduced to an evacuation warning. >> we are permitting people back into the area. they are free to enter the area without iden

carson city, 18. that is really cold air. some of that is filtered in here. not everybody is in on it but santa rosa, 35. 40s for others. you head toward rohnert park, petaluma and san anselmo. if you get a breeze,, napa, 57. to the north the wind did not really make it to the surface but it still therefore the higher elevations., bridge at 9% humidity. northeast at 23. therein lies the rub. at higher elevations you see the airflow is still offshore, especially coming over san pablo bay and back over toward oakland and san francisco. temperatures on the coast will be the same as inland. fairfield, 18 gusting to to 24. not too far away it's called.concord coming east, napa, northeast. santa rosa, west. there may be some patchy fog but i doubt there is much. this too much of an offshore breeze. some of the higher elevations, guise of a ranch, 32, and northwest. the other geyserville, 29. 57% humidity. closer to the valley floor or near the surface it's quieter and colder with higher humidity. in the hills, mount st. helena, west. 43 9% humidity. that's where th

we're talking firefighters from carson city, nevada, tahoe, truckee, all on the front lines helping. they are getting help from prison inmates. those inmates trained in basic fire fighting skills. >> tonight about 30,000 residents in sonoma county can go home after the evacuation order was lifted. but for thousands of others, it's another long night in a shelter or in their cars. this is a look at the evacuation map. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us from the county fairgrounds in petaluma with the harsh and cold reality of this fire. terry. >> reporter: yeah, close to 200,000 people have been told to evacuate in sonoma county over the past few days. and when that happens, only a couple things you can do. you can evacuate, stay with family, friends, or at a shelter like the sonoma marin fairgrounds here in petaluma unless it's filled to capacity. as it was last night, as it is again tonight in which case you make the best of a bad situation. and you sleep in your own vehicle as these people are doing. there's another option. i'm surprised how many people went for this one. you

. >> hello carson city. >> there is never been one and i went and new hampshire.eporter: they have only visited nevada ample times, they believe the number will ramp up as of february caucus gets closer. fox news. jon: lawmakers on both side dig in the heels as another whistleblower comes forward claiming firsthand knowledge of the presidential phone call. what it could mean for congress in the ongoing impeachment inquiry. ♪ >> support the impeachment inquiry and work in the midst of one the speaker is made that clear. we will proceed expeditiously, fairly and comprehensively. >> the guy in charge of running the investigation is a central witness and something we don't allow anywhere in this country and never have. third world countries are shocked that the kangaroo court banana republic, make it up as you go impeachment inquiry that the democrats are running in this country. >> lines drawn as house democrats ramp up their impeachment inquiry for ukraine related documents. i am jon scott and this is the fox report. this is happening as a second whistleblower has s

identity after working alongside wild horses and burros at the northern nevada correctional center in carson cityare sold at all action 3 times a year mild version shows us how working with these animals is helping the inmates in the long run. >>serving prison time can be tough for. it's hard for some inmates to find peace behind these walls. that's where the wild horse and burro graham here at the nevada department of corrections comes in. >>never actually worked with murray thing got here and i'm here for about 6 months now. i'm loving every minute of and she lie like come to work every day school tonight. >>trevor's one of several inmates who works closely with these wild horses. yes, these wild horses are born here on the great basin. the blm wrangles them up in the inmates train them here at the ranch on property to gain their trust just takes time does. frustrated because i'm expecting catch on they do we are fast learners the most it just gets a little wearing on you sometimes to step back realize. these wild horses and one girl named crystal will be auctioned off to anyone who wants to ad

this week, the senator and 2020 potential candidate pulled a town hall in carson city, nevada, in thearly '70s she loved working as a special needs teacher but was a victim of discrimination when she became visibly pregnant. >> the principal did what principals did in those days. wish me luck and hired someone else for the job. >> all summer long, warren repeated the whole principals did with a deadline line, but 11 years ago she told a different story, she left the job on their own because she didn't have the proper credentials. watch again. >> i went back to graduate school and took a couple of courses in education. and i don't think this is going to work out for me. >> documents from a riverdale new jersey school board meeting in april of 1971 show the board actually offered elizabeth warren a second year contract. and when she turned it down and resigned, it was accepted "with regret." all in all, another hit to warren's credibility. >> sean: trace gallagher, with latest reaction to this controversy and the state of 2020 race, his brand-new book is out. it's called "exonerated: th

. >> over the weekend when i was warren in san diego and carson city that is red and the sciu event ir. that is what we're looking for as voters. i didn't see that quite playout among the candidates themselves when they were asked about that. they all sort of stayed on to your point, if beto called for impeachment, he did it two years ago but in terms of the voters themselves, i really did see a bit of that reflected in saying that those were with biden kind of stayed with him but those who were on the fence, that was an issue. >> and this is key because i should note in that poll, the lead is within the margin of error but it shows you how tight it is right now. and also as you look at numbers and hear the president continuing to hammer joe biden, it does make you wonder how much of an impact that is having. does it help or hurt biden. >> i think it definitely hurts biden. when have you the president of the united states talking about you all of the time and slamming you and you could say on television a million times what the president is saying isn't true, isn't based in fact, that

some of that, look at this, 12 degrees carson city. highs today will be in the 70s, 72 to 74 here. half moon bay, it's amazing, 40- mile-an-hour winds, temperatures about 57 to 59 and humidity is 8%. 8% on the coast. other gusts have been very strong and there's still a north to northeasterly component for many locations in the fire zone. the humidity is the bigger story. single digits or teens, very low. if you get closer to the valley floor, some areas are in the 20s to almost 90% humidity. in the higher elevations, get up around 3,000, 4,000 feet, it's really dry. more of the easterly breeze seems to be the favorable direction for right now, although it will turn south there in lake county. but it's still easterly for many and the humidity is really dry. even though the wind speeds are coming down, the humidity is dry. and it's also fairfield to concord to oakland, 12% and 11%. look at sfo, 28%. that's that easterly wind. santa rosa now 29, huge difference in a lot of these temps. low 40s to 50s on the peninsula. i don't see anything at least for the next five days that will spe

carson city 23, mount shasta 26 and closer to home a lot of 30s. santa rosa 34, lakeport 35, 40s and 50s to 60s, the coldest temperatures by far to the north, windsor in there, guerneville, sebastopol, i know hope family and once i was down to 33, the humidity is at the surface, not the higher elevations but it is way up at the surface, still an easterly components for many. atlas peak only nine, humidity 17%, easterly wind in santa rosa, northeast at 35 miles an hour. 22% humidity higher above the oakland zoo. much better towards black diamond in blackhawk which turned more easterly or westerly. east wind hayward half moon bay northeast not strong but there. just amazingly strong marching across the country, look at the dividing line, all the way to texas, dallas and fort worth 44, new orleans 81, 10 until denver pretty impressive for october, few high clouds this morning, it clears out 60s and 70s and 80s. no red flag warnings until 10:00. still highs in the low humidities for fleet week today will be the warmest day, partly sunny skies and low c

who have described terrible medical problems -- oh, in fact, i'll tell you one that i met out in carson citycouple of weeks ago. a woman who said, i had the gold-plated insurance. i had the fabulous, wonderful, triple underline insurance. and then the medical treatment i needed to save my life was going to cost about $125,000. you know what her insurance company said? no. just no. she fought them. she argued with them. and, you know, time's running out. she actually needs the treatment. and that's where families are stuck. so what do they do at that point? do you cash out your retirement savings? do you put a second mortgage on the house? these are the kinds of choices people are being forced into. so what i'm hearing on the stage is about people who are just -- they can't manage the costs of america's health care. everyone i talk with talks about how premiums have gone up. >> mm-hmm. >> they talk about how co-pays have gone up. they talk about how deductibles have gone up. they talk about how doctors are out of network so they can't go see the doctors they want to see. this is a health care

the town hall starts at 6:30 at james logan high school in union city chris carson for mac >>> they say they want a reduction to his bill. he's being held on three quarters of $1 million bail. in oakland jury deadlocked on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter against him setting the deadly warehouse fire in 2016. his codefendant was acquitted. he is set to return to court to set future court dates including a possible retrial. >>> a new california law will let college athletes get paid and still play as amateurs guess this budget is called the fairplay to their pay to play act. >>> the law already faces legal challenges. >> that's right and the backlash is somewhat expected considering the loss the first of its kind in the country. it is paving the way for other states to do the same thing. under the law athletes can hire agents, and make money from endorsement deals. draymond green is on board and he said the old model isn't there. an it does not make any sense. i can make all the money off your license d the moment you decide to make money off your likeness, you can't play here anymo

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this battle has been brewing since hud secretary ben carson visited to check out the homeless problem after the president accused the city of dumping needles into the waterways. the mayor breed says that's not true. >>> the president lashed out during a joint news conference with finland's president and dodged a question about the now infamous call with ukraine's president. and when the reporter followed up, the president insisted the question can be directed at finland's leader. >> did you hear me? did you hear me? ask him a question. i've given you a long answer. ask this gentleman a question, don't be rude. >> also the state department inspector general asked for a private meeting. >>> for the first time in 40 years, hundreds of south bay county workers left their jobs to carry picket signs. that's made up of social workers, public defenders, care eyeing picket signs. 12,000 union workers aren't all striking at once. city services are moving forward. union workers have been without a contract since june so they voted to authorize a strike. they are stalled over working companies and recusduced staffi. >> when our peop

carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states.ultiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san franci

carson. [applause] a man that has had more impact on investment in various cities and inner cities and peoplehat really need help, incredible. inspirational man, an unbelievable athlete, and somebody that has done a job that we can't even believe what a great job he has done. because opportunity -- you know, i do not know if you see what is happening with opportunity zones. i do not think there has ever been anything like it, and i have to give tim scott a lot of credit for that, maybe all of it. [applause] pres. trump: i talk about tim scott but they are not that familiar, but yeah. senator from south carolina. i could be in other parts of the country and tim scott -- why did you mention tim scott? why didn't you take more credit? because honestly, it was his idea to get it done together. tim, i do not think we could have acted better person than scott turner to make this vision come true. it is the hottest thing there is. i do not think there has been anything like it. [applause] pres. trump: fantastic job, what a job. jonathan holifield, who is with me, and j ron smith, who is with me, i w

dressed in a uniform. 3-year-old carson impressing the officers as you can see with tiny police uniform and whistle. coffee with a cop event in the citycarson outranks him average noticing he had three stars on his jacket: minneapolis season they might draft him. they need cops. could he do a program? ainsley: he would not be allowed to wear that costume. steve: they need him but they are not going to fund him. brian: right. that's the problem. steve: that is the problem. 25 minutes now before the court top of the hour. jillian joins us now. jillian: whatever he decides to do is he adorable. brian: much like you. jillian: thank you very much. brian. charged with five counts of murder in a deadly fire. three adults and two young children were killed when illinois home caught fire in april. mom and boy only one who survived. relationship unclear. people knew people were inside when set fire. if convicted five years of probation, therapy and counseling will also likely be ordered. bachelor star peter weber is falling for more than just the contestant. this season's star rushed to the hospital after a freak accident in costa rica. a sourc

city on notice to clean up its act. the idea of issuing san francisco an environmental violation for allowing needles to flow into the ocean came up in september when hud secretary ben carson visited san francisco to see the homeless problem, and president trump was in the bay area raising money for his presidential campaign. but it turns out the city's waste water treatment facilities filters needles out. so the epa is instead focusing on sewage spills. we have reached out to the sfpuc for reaction but have yet to hear back. reporting in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, jean. now we just got a statement from san francisco city attorney. it says, quote, the trump administration is ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack people it disagrees with. we submitted a freedom of information act request today to the epa for records related to this. we're looking forward to exposing what's really going on here. >>> well, there is new information tonight about a kidnapping and death in santa cruz county. initial reports yesterday were that a man was kidnapped from his home in santa cruz. i want to show you a picture of that man. it's 50-year-old.

city on notice to clean up its act. the idea of issuing san francisco an environmental violation for allowing needles to flow into the ocean came up in september when hud secretary ben carson visited san francisco to see the homeless problem, and

recently the story went on the road with ben carson to investigate what is going on and california and since then the situation at least in l.a. has gone so bad that cityng that governor declare a state of emergency to deal with this crisis. my next guest is one of those individuals. here now exclusively, a los angeles city councilman. thank you for being here tonigh tonight. what is going on in your state and where you speaking out so loudly to tell everyone that this is an emergency? >> i was a police officer with the l.a.p.d. for 15 years and i was used to going to emergencies and having lights and sirens when nearly a quarter of the homeless population resides in california come almost 130,000 souls are homeless in the state of california. we need to lead with urgency and move and this is why i'm calling on the governor, myself and six other colleagues to move on a statewide declaration, a state of emergency. what we are doing today, the bureaucracy is killing us. if you check so many boxes. the city of los angeles is leading this effort. we have improved more than 2500 beds and 7,000 supportive housing units and in my case, my temporary emergency

city. >> i know, this crowd is awesome. it goes all the way around. guys, craig has the day off. in a moment we're going to show you where carson awesome. are you going >> i just want to go and meet this cute little friend of mine. is there a little boy here named evan >> hi. >> hi. where are you from >> atlanta >> how old are you >> 3. >> you're 3? you're kind of amazing. >> thank you >> yes, now, is there a part of the show that you like the most? >> yes >> which part? singing songs. >> i heard you really like the weather. >> i like the weather. >> do you ever hear this guy al roker. >> mr. al. >> how are you >> evan is a real weather lover, right guys >> correct >> you okay, evan. you have a little frog in your throat what's going on? >> i've been coughing. >> i hope you're doing okay. you like the weather >> yes, sir. >> very polite young man, too. >> oh, yes >> you always say it's sunny >> it is today so that works out. you're as accurate as i am very good. >> evan, you're adorable, i can't believe you're just 3. you seem at least like a 6 or 7-year-old. >> and you have the same haircut as dad. >> dad has the same haircut as him. >

city leaders want a state of emergency declared. it would allow money to be diverted from natural gas -- sorry, natural disasters, i should say. secretary ben carson next on that. "varney & company," october 1st, rolling along. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits and medicare deductibles are covered. and, of course, most humana medicare advantage plans include prescription drug coverage. in fact, in 2018, huma

carson joins us live. >> tiffany shares soaring on the talks of a potential luxury merger we'll tell you what happens next the third hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> live from the most powerful cityning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin the futures are now pushing close to triple digit gains up to 90. the s&p indicated open in record territo territory, 7 points. nasdaq indicated up 27 and change treasury yields have been backing up, 1.80 or earlier on the 10 year. 1.83 on the ten year. >> let's get you caught up on some stories investors will be talking about today. at&t shares are higher in the pre-market trading after quarterly earnings and detailed three-year outlook shares beat earnings by a penny a share. they projected 1 to 2% revenue growth modest dividend increases. no major acquisitions and no ceo acquisitions through the year 2020 that stock up by 1.2%. ford and fiat chrysler are next at the negotiating table ford and fiat chrysler may be more reluctant for the terms of the agreement. and the european union has agreed to a brexit delay of up to three