. >> search and rescue dog cassie loves her job. nobody knows that better than handler paul san diego. >> she is my other half. she is with us 24/7. she is truly my partner. normal people would have their beat partner or you have your team but she is my partner. >> she is part of a team of highly trained san francisco buyer canines used for emergency response. >> say we had a building here and a completely collapsed. she is able to go across the rubble a lot easier then we can. she is able to find a buried victim it does not matter how many floors as opposed to we could go for days searching as opposed to a dog finding within minutes. >> for cassie, it is a game of hide and seek. after a year of training, she learned to pick up the scents of people present and search for missing sent that maybe a person stuck below rubble. >> it is that giant game of hide and seek for them that they have ingrained. don't stop until you find your toy. >> in a drill, cassie is given the command to find a firefighter hidden in the rubble. >> she is fol

. >> reporter: search and rescue dog cassie loves her job. and nobody knows that better than handler, pulse and ego. >> my other half. she is with us 24/7. part of the family. she is truly my furry partner. normal people have their beat partner, normal police officer, or you have your team of four on an engine. she is my partner. >> reporter: she is part of a team of highly trained sentences to fire canines, used for emergency response. >> say we had a building that completely collapsed. she is able to go across the rubble a lot more easily than we can. she is able to find a buried victim, it does not matter how many floors , whereas we could search for days through layers, where a dog can find within minutes. >> reporter: for cassie, it is a game of hide and seek, and after a day of training, she learned to pick up the scent of people present, and search for a missing sent that may mean a person below rubble. >> like a giant game of hide and seek for them. don't stop until you find your toy. >> reporter: in april, cassie is given the command

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we'll go to cassie first. same question. on i'll run for president and the only thing is that i'm like half your age. >> right because i think his voting record with joe biden is 100%. he may not be a real threat to joe biden's candidacy, logistics don't allow for that but he is emblematic of the issue in the democratic party. biden's poll numbers are in the basement and the sentiment of voters trying to tell their party leadership we need something different. this isn't working. this leadership isn't working or joe biden is not fit for the job and we don't like the alternative of kamala harris. he represents that. democrats instead of just excusing him away should be paying attention to that and sayings is there something we should do differently. i think it will be a problem. >> harris: we have lost the satellite connection with david car lucci. it happens, difficulties. i do want to ask about the recent visit of california governor gavin newsom. a name that came up so many times about will he run, will he not run? now we

cassie, what is your reaction? >> what a slogan. but that's what i keep saying.ng eyes? he has done a great job for us. voters don't think he can do a great job for us, they don't believe his policies are working for them. i think that age issue is actually voters scapegoat to get him off the ballot. in the intro , time is wasting. the logistics of that is not possible anymore. >> harris: marie, let's talk about the reality of that. even if democrats wanted somebody else you have to get names on a ballot. those deadlines are fast approaching. >> that's right. some are coming up in a few weeks. i do think there are a lot of democrats that would prefer someone else on the ballot. >> harris: why do you think it is? >> a lot of democrats are people that never thought joe biden could win four years ago. i think they have always been skeptical of biden. reality is joe biden delivered so much on behalf of the american people. rebuilt this economy, gotten legislative victory after victory. democrats feel confident, harris, because elections are choices. they are choices

. >> reporter: cassie griggs's volunteer coordinator. >> during our huddle, we often talk about whatare cooking that day. for this week, we have reached an all-time high, 119 meals. >> reporter: a labor of love, and for some, it stems from personal experience. like lees summit manny, the founder of culinary angels. >> i unfortunately have had a ton of cancer in my family, i am a breast cancer survivor, we lost my mom to ovarian cancer. i have been through a lot of doctors appointments and medical treatment facilities, and recognize that our medical teams were not talking about nutrition and what you can do to really fortify your body when you're going through a harsh treatment. >> i always remind folks in emails and in person, how much what we do matters. we get thanked every week by recipients and caregivers. >> reporter: that brings us back to this delivery, on this particular day, to a cancer patient, cassie cuthbert. >> been about two years since this metastasize, so this battle has gone about two years. >> oh, great, thank you so much. >> reporter: a nutritious delivery for the

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i'm cassie pratt. >> thanks, cassie.get a check now on the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen lisa. >> all right, karina, good morning to you. yesterday's rain moving out of town, but not before really left its mark. right now we just have a little bit of patchy fog. otherwise it's a clear and much cooler start. but just in review, i want to show you a napa. you may saw the dark clouds and then the downpours over a third of an inch yesterday. there kentfield 15, 105/100 over in livermore the city 2/100 8/100. even in san jose and mount hamilton, 0.16. so certainly some bonus rain as the water year ended yesterday. we begin a new water year october 1st and look outside there where we have partly cloudy conditions, 56 downtown oakland, 59 in san jose and a look at the golden gate bridge, a bright start out there. the sun up at 705 51 in santa rosa, 48, nevada. we have had some fog move around in the north bay. livermore is at 56. and finally our exploratorium camera. a beautiful day today with upper 60s and averages ab

switzerland, this was discussed during the visit of the swiss federal counselor for foreign affairs ignazio cassis to kyiv. the money will come within four years. as noted by the minister of economy of ukraine, yulia sveredenko, the sapper adheres to the international system of demining priorities. first, they inspect critical infrastructure, in particular gas pipelines and power lines, then citizens' homes, then agricultural land and forests the number of dead ukrainians in israel has increased to seven people. currently, the consuls are maintaining contact with relatives and organizing the return of the bodies, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine reported. according to the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, oleg nikolenko, at least nine citizens were wounded of varying degrees of severity. another nine ukrainians are considered missing. the mmz noted that more than a thousand of our citizens have asked for help in leaving the country. so a diplomat. are preparing the first evacuation flight to romania for saturday the 14th october we are very sorry for the circumstances that ha

in gaza. often missing with is raining data is foreign minister and only in a bad box. forms of a cassis drumstick humanitarian situation that pleasing for the safer ton of hostages. more than $200.00 people were adopted by come off during the terrorist attacks. friends and family off king street is ready government to prioritize their release. the, i'm on youtube is making into very welcome to the program, the united nations secretary general antonio guitar actually is on his way to the rough up border crossing between egypt and the gaza strip. now this is where a limited number of trucks are expected to deliver humanitarian aid into gaza in the coming hours. following applying, announced by the us presidents, the terabyte garza is currently experiencing severe sausages, the fuel sued and medicines is ran, launched as strikes and gaza and sealed the territory off from supplies of to some us militants. and said israel almost 2 weeks ago, killed at least 1400 people and took around 200 hostages of the you and cheapest saying more than 2000000 people in gaza on now at risk of dehydration,

[laughter]r] i went back cassie visiting the main house and i said you're doing it just tweeted out it was like the middle of the conversation and said i guess i'm in for the ride. [laughter] >> that relationship stay the same -- >> he's never asked to see the book and never was, pressured anything and i thought i would be subject, the heisenberg by observing him it would change him but his material moods, inspirational things, they were all in full and never seemed to notice, just always by his side and never have to spend or do anything and sometimes sit inre the room after meetings never be a break, 15, 20 minutes, half in silence and then talk in monotone telling me aboutch his childhood and other things. >> bibliographies written before, einstein, kinzinger, did any of them prepare you for this subject? >> somebody strong-willed, a reality distortion -- meaning he drove people to do things they were sure were impossible and he drove them crazy and they were eventually able toon do it and steve jobs taught by his group in india to stand without blinking to say don't be afraid, you

this was tense and breathless, and when cassie mira was sent off, it all changed again.he goalkeeper _ last twist. lifted over the goalkeeper and - last twist. lifted over the goalkeeper and scores! l last twist. lifted over the i goalkeeper and scores! right last twist. lifted over the - goalkeeper and scores! right now, united can't _ goalkeeper and scores! right now, united can't shake _ goalkeeper and scores! right now, united can't shake the _ goalkeeper and scores! right now, united can't shake the gloom. i goalkeeper and scores! right now, i united can't shake the gloom. there was more hope for arsenal as they went to rc lens and when the gunners went to rc lens and when the gunners went ahead, few in france saw a fightback. butjust like old fightback. but just like old trafford, fightback. butjust like old trafford, this game swung. lawrence levelling the first half and in the second, swept ahead. for last year's second, swept ahead. for last year's second placed team in france, it felt a miracle result. a night of champions league surprises and premier league se

myself, as you remember from the january 6th, cassie hutchinson, testified to the fact and to the department of justice that mark meadows told us things along the line of w lines we are going to stay in power. so i think there is going to be a bit of a friction in testimony they may get from him about him saying the election wasn't stolen and apparently allegedly telling the truth to donald trump and then when he said to other people. he said a number of different things to different people on capitol hill as well. >> thanks, guys, appreciate it. >>> overnight qatar's prime minister saying he is hopeful for a breakthrough. could intensive talks pay off? back on the ground in tel aviv with the latest. >>> they are going to give it another shot in a couple of house, the house is going to try to elect a speaker. >>> israel rejecting calls for a ceasefire and pounding gaza with another series of airstrikes. listen to this. that was a huge blast a short time ago near our news camera staked out or a rooftop, the bombardment hours after the head of the united nations called israel's collective puni

aishah: cassis continuing israel's rockets rained down on the gaza strip forces are also gathering uphe israel lebanon border to the north over fears of a second front opening therapy let's go now back to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg appel caught who is there on the ground at the israel lebanon border, what you see? reporter: that is the concern right now that hezbollah at thee iranian backed militant group over in lebanon could do something more if israel does something more. they have threatened that and certainly israel looks like it is set to escalate with statements from the israeli defense force all day on saturday. that pretty much spells at out a ground invasion of the gaza strip to root out the hamas militants is definitely. basically they have killed, the hamas militants have killed inside israel 1300 that includes the latest figure 29 americans. keeping one or put the hostage inside complicating that mission. and the scene on the ground and gaza is a pretty hideous you've got hundreds of thousands of palestinian civilians fleeing the northern side of the strip.

i like twitter so he starts buying it cassie started talking about it, and people close to him. whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground, the playground where he was beaten up and now he had the chance to own the world's playground. >> you move faster than my questions do, it's great. at this point i was going to bring it back to twitter. and things are going well, companies are firing on all cylinders. >> no cylinders, they're electric, they're flying on all engines. electric motors. >> editor to the end. editor to the end. yet, he makes this jump. what is the temptation for him? why is twitter such a shiny object? >> one of the things about that moment you talked about, and it was when i was hanging around with him, following him and stuff. and he had just become time's person. year. become the richest person on the planet. tez la had made a million cars that year. and it had become the most valuable car company after this hell protection thing. he had launched that previously -- 33 rockets into orbit and landed them upright so he could reuse the rocket, so

their daughter cassie was born early the next year. >> i love you mommy. >> i love you too, cassidy. >> and when she came along, it was love at first sight. >> michelle was an enthusiastic mother. by all accounts jason was a good dad. >> he was a great playmate. he knew how to sit on the floor and play with his daughter. >> the youngest moved into the house on birchleaf in 2005. both of them worked, he is a salesman, she a financial specialist. in the summer of 2006, michellele got pregnant again. they kept the news to themselves, but it was clear that something good was happening. >> the comment he said to me was that he was excited to have another baby. not implying that she was pregnant, but excited about the prospect of. but just a few months later, michellele was dead. >> jason was 170 miles away in virginia on a business trip in the night of the murder. he heard the news the next afternoon and returned to raleigh. -- grossman got word from her mother. >> my mother called and said michelle is dead? >> i said michelle who? some celebrity, what are you talking about? what do you m

cassie pratt is here with a preview of sports. >> yeah, lauren, chris paul will get his first game actiondubs and i like what i see with cp3. and we'll show you the hilarious moment from the first preseason game that led to these reactions. action. but before the game, he hit this trick shot from behind the baseline. a warriors assistant bet him he'd miss. big mistake. he had to pay up with push ups and cp3 made him pay up right away. cp3 and the warriors hosting the lakers in the pre-season opener. paul's first shot as a warrior. the 11 foot jumper midrange is his specialty, after all, and of course, he drains it. he finished with six points. then after kevon looney got the rebound, of course, paul looking up the floor to find steph at and splash. he drains his first three of the pre-season right there. a little later they hook up again. i think i'm going to like this tandem, paul with five assists in just 13 minutes of play. funniest play of the game, though. the warriors swinging it around. jonathan kuminga finds the open man. it's steph curry, but he's not in the game. he's just stand

excited to welcome the newest member, khloe juliette mcnamara, the beautiful daughter of her producer cassy and her husband jim, congratulations to you both and to big sister, grace and khloe is adorable. thank you for spending your sunday morning. fareed zakaria "gps" starts next.

the hard work that you do, your personal stories and aed voe cassies-- advocacies. and i won't stick around, there are a few other things going on on capitol hill and i'll turn it over to senator daschle. [applause] >> thank you, rick, for your leadership, for your presentation and we wish you well as you confront the many challenges congress is facing today in particular. our next speaker is dr. vivien dugan are who currently serves as the director of influenza for the national respiratory disease. in this role she provides programmatic leadership and scientific and management of the influenza division's activities and functions. dr. duggan earned a bachelor of science agree in biology, and a master, and teases from veterinary medicine from georgia. she is been an outstanding leader and we've enjoyed the opportunity to work with her. we have many, many supporters in this whole effort and we have a few champions. rick larsen and dr. dugan are two of our finest champions, please welcome with me, dr. dugan. >> (applause). >> thank you so much, senator daschle, and of

i think steve police isn't poll pollution cassis got widely respected. he has authority. he is the most qualify are the most potential folks in the least devices. but the end of the day the problem instruction. we saw history today, first week or taken out of office. because of the standing that he kept government open, and had temerity to do it democratic votes. that's a firing offense in washington. you add this the legacy of john boehner, leaving the speakership cause he couldn't corral the far-right. paul ryan doing effectively the same thing. eric cancer being florida, all the young guns are gone. because the structural party within the republican party. they cannot corral their far-right. it's not going to get better. >> i want to read what isa hutchinson, a red longtime republican and running for president as well he said what happened today on the house floor is a gift to democrats. it sets off alarm bells, as 2024 approaches. >> absolutely, democrats must be feeling this. they must be feeling that the republican party looks like it cannot keep its own house clean

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and i heard cassie say, tell them to take down the f. and mag says. a private moment, sorry. on that. the day i had to go off and testify, we were in the car going to the capitol. and i said to my lawyers, i'm like, i'm the f ing witness. take me back to ask them for that. oh, we've heard that phrase and he a it. so i got a dark humor very seriously, especially today as we're approaching this next election cycle, which is come like came like that. no, i so i got to the white house that morning and, you know, we're driving through all these crowds of trump supporters. this is sort of weird. so i go into the deputy chief of staff's office who receives security updates and he starts reading the emails that he had been receiving about what the secret service deemed as weapons, and some of which are very clearly weapons. but things like flagpoles, which maybe not weapons, but like spirits of the disciples, that's that's a problem. secret service. i've seen guns on people. so then when we get down to the ellipse that day, you know, the i mention that the magnetometers were always a

alliance is good for the united states and look at all the investment going into georgia right in cassie government camp and her dinner new york. is just amazing what is going on but it's gotta be two ways right and so out of this is that they try to highlight not just inward but outward investment from the united states and korea, which is a very well very important if we want this to be sustainable and has to work both ways. >> will i think we have time for questions and what i would like to do is do we have microphones. okay, now i know that we mentioned the importance of a younger generation and nobody in this panel really belongs to the generation z, but i'm going to put people on the spot on the far end of the corner, and so can anybody be brave enough to raise her hand i'm going to ask you a question, do you believe it globalization is in the interest of your generation at what are you going to do about it and so either somebody from korea foundation kenny replete back. >> or georgetown university yes sure. >> okay, victor best so is true so i'm going to put these students on the

host: cassie, monroe, michigan. republican. hi. caller: hi. i want to remind everyone that it was a democrat who shot the republican steve scalise on the ball field with other republicans that were shot by a democrat. it's not just republicans that are extreme that the democrats seem to call in and say. i say go, trump. host: dorothy, omaha, nebraska. democratic caller. hello to you, dorothy. caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. i called in about israel and palestine. i am wondering does israel remember what happened to them in germany, because they are doing the same thing to the palestinians. the bible says vengeance is mine. i will repay. israel is doing what god should do. and in the final end in the bible in zachariah and revelation, it talks about the nations coming against israel. i am afraid for them if they don't stop. that's all i have to say. host: andrew in arizona, independent. hi. caller: hi. how you doing? host: morning. caller: first of all i want to say happy birthday to the caller earlier. it happens to be my birthday, too.