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southern california and central california's problem later today and 67 degrees on the thames. 6:31 a.m. sal is here. he's looking at me and not the screen. >> busy and there's a problem on 17 from santa cruz to the wilkin valley, this is an issue here. i. i want to show you northbound 17 around redwood estates turnoff. there has been an accident there and for an hour and a half, i guess they are having trouble getting these cars out of the way in that area is narrow with returns and chp is doing their work but 17 is nearly backed up almost all the way to scotts valley. we get there after an hour and a half of one lane being taken away. traffic is getting by and if this is your commute from santa cruz to san jose, 17 is going to be bad. 280 in san jose does not look bad. rest of the south bay not too bad. dunbar bridge to east palo alto in san mateo looking good. 88 oakland south is good. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 15 minute wait. let's go back to the at 11:18 a allowed siren may go off on your cell phone. fema is testing the national presidential alert system. it's to not

breeze is up a little bit, it will be up in the west and northwest, the load dives down to central california. it's firing up activity in yosemite and fresno, we have partly cloudy and it's a weak system and it will cool us down a little bit. 50s to 70s on the temperatures. >> supercommute time or what. >> yesterday, steve, he you were making me laugh when you were talking about the humidity, whenever it is humid at all in the bay area, people complain because they're not used to it. good morning, everyone, lets go out and talk about the supercommute. vallejo, you can see traffic is going to be okay if you're driving through. there's road work and no issues heading road work. traffic is looking good. hercules and into richland, no problems to the tunnel, at the bay bridge toll plaza it's mostly light so far. 4:32, lets go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, the senate judiciary committee, now, has the f.b.i. supplemental report on sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. ktvu rick jenkins joining us live from washington, the republicans are scheduling v

here's how it looks, that eye in the sky showing low pressure spinning over central california op let'say san luis obispo. mild temperatures, as a result tomorrow, pressure in the atmosphere is lowering and the temperatures with it. futurecast shows what we can expect. look at the low clouds punch through the central valley and then pull back to the shore line. i mean that is an onshore push. so we'll start out with a lot of clouds especially near the carquinez strait tomorrow before they evaporate, sunshine by afternoon but cooler weather monday through thursday. it will warm back to the low 80s as high pressure rebounds the latter half of the week. heading out of sfo 18 miles an hour, not a bad headwind with winds west, northwest, partly cloudy skies. in new york they'll have sunshine but only 56. overnight tonight mid-40s to low 50s, daytime highs tomorrow 67 degrees for san francisco, concord 75, oakland 71. that was what was advertised. the numbers would plunge from the mid-80s to the mid-70s and there they are for tomorrow. in the east bay 75 at walnut creek, 71 at antioch, 70 valle

low pressure is spinning over central california. so the pressures fall. the temperatures follow suit. coastal clouds overnight, then cooler monday through thursday, but a warming trend by the time we get to the end of the weekend. sfo, no problem, partly cloudy, a little windy out of the west, northwest, new york with sunshine and 56 degrees, overnight lows mid-50s to mid- 40s. sun-up tomorrow morning at 7:25. san francisco tomorrow 67, concord 75, oakland 71, south bay starting with clouds, finishing with sun and mid-70s, ditto for the east bay where walnut creek hit 76 and livermore 77. up in the north bay marin, sonoma, solana -- solano and napa county 74 degrees. a bit of a cooling trend continues tomorrow and then we begin to turn it around thursday and friday. there is no bigger threat to everybody watching this broadcast tonight than what juliette is about to mention. francisco earthquake.' plus. >>> well, up next marking 150 years since the original great san francisco earthquake. >> plus a full acre of fun coming to one east bay city, how one fat

ridge of high pressure is going to start to build over southern and central california. 's going to keep most of california dry, but the long range outlook models show another system moving in, and this moves in next weekend, and as that possibly arrives late next weekend, we could see our best rain chance ahead, maybe even just before halloween. nobody wants rain for halloween so we hope that system stays off to the north. over the next seven days here is a look at what you can expect, monday and tuesday in san francisco we'll keep the overnight clouds and early morning fog as far as your inland temperatures very comf t comfortab comfortable, fall-like 70s and as kira and i like to say, web t when the fall rolls around we bring out candles and cozy blankets. do you have them? >> not the candles but the blankets. i love the fall weather. thanks. >>> all right, so a big night for a couple of nbc bay area own's own, president and general manager stacey owen along with anchor jessica aguirre are the latest inductees into the silver circle, they have in sell vision broadcasti

in areas of central california and it looks to stay cool through much of the start of the month. and we actually have some rain that could come into los angeles for the first time since may, so that's a separate storm. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? 6-year-old bennie was skating on thin ice at an animal shelter until he was rescued by a woman who actually taught him how to ska skate. she says the labrador retriever was a quick learner. she's trying to convince the vegas golden knights to take him on as a mascot. i think he'll be a good one. >> he's like, i was just trying to play fetch. >>> serena williams gets vocal for breast cancer awareness month and an explosive mystery in pennsylvania. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. you'll make my mo

of course, the mountains gethe most tet to redding and central california. highs in the 70s sounds perfect. we'll give you that week-ahead forecast, including halloween, coming up. >> all right. we'll be watching closely, bill. thank you. >>> nfl week eight. we begin with "football night in america" right here on nbc. saints/vikings. first quarter, vikes' kirk cousins evens the score at 7 with this strike to stefon diggs. but this cousins pick by t.j. williams for a 45-yard touchdown was the turning point of the game. final, saints 30, vikings 20. >>> we move to los angeles, where the green bay packers strike first against the unbeaten rams and this jamaal to remain the nfl's only undefeated team at 8-0. >>> next to kansas city and the nfl's hottest quarterback. patrick mahomes threw for 303 total yards and four touchdowns. chiefs over the broncos, 30-23. and "early today" will be right back. ♪ oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula

there is plenty along the central california coast. that looks to be close to monterey, moving in there now. some of that will make it to santa cruz area and the santa cruz mountains in the next 20 minutes. 50s and 60s on the temperatures with a muggy day. some had rain and some had nothing. 60s on the temperatures. it is all close. freemont, 62, stanford, 62 so not much of a change. for some of this, it will be in the morning with pop-ups. the low will be -- will move far nor -- north and south. 70s and showers to the south. moderate, would you say? >> reporter: moderate with some problems making it anything but. for the most part, moderate commutes. it has taken about 40 minutes, less than that. the drive from the bridge to the macarthur rate -- mains. when you get there, there is traffic. it is crowded. the sales force transit censure -- center has affected the bridge because that is an exit. getting there, it is crowded. there are detours. that has slow traffic off of the bridge. a look at the golden gate bridge, looking good south

finally, a look at the development from central california to l.a. it. it will be lit up for the tempe you are caught in the rain storm. 81 in las vegas and 60s and and southern california moisture streaming north and there's not a lot to it. i-5 could be a lot of activity reported there heading northward up toward sacramento and there's not too much left in mendocino county and lake county. this should be the last day and by tomorrow there far enough south and the next system coming will cool us down. it will clip us and usher in cooler air and get the humidity back down to comfortable levels -- levels. today 60s and 70s. sun clouds breezy friday and breezy to blustery as we had through the weekend and warmer. we will get rid of the humidity for you. >> sounds good. >> thank you, c -- steve. >>> ththe air force is advising for unusual sights and sounds as spacex attempts to return a rocket lau the first one to return here in california. scheduled to launch from vandenberg on saturday. the air forces nearby residents may see multiple engine burns and ther

>> reporter: farmers in central california are battling wet weather as they prepare to harvest grapes for wine. there is too much rain, it can cause the grapes to rot. they have hours. and one time can produce hundred 50 bottles of wine. >> there are so many factors. you just have to try to prepare for the best. >> this a cold winter prepare for the best cops. >>> a shocking way to greet unwelcome guests. check out this bear. the new doormat that says not so fast. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. how do you take two selfies with one phone? -what? -[ scoffs ] never mind. [ camera shutters click ] >>> good tuesday morning. giving you the radar tour. starting in the northbay along the 101 from win

a woman falls to her death while skydiving at a central california facility...and it's not the firstime it's happened there. and next. the president visits the storm-ravaged florida panhandle. what he pledged while he was there. ((mabrisa tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologis mabrisa rodriguez. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. president trump visits some of the devastation left behind in florida and georgia after hurricane michael... (terisa) as tens of thousands of businesses and homes are still waiting to get their power restored. camila bernal is in panama city with more. michael rollins, met with the president trump in lynn haven, fl"he wanted to know not only my welfare but the people around me on the block. and what it felt like to go through this."five days after much of the florida panhandle was torn apart by hurricane michael, president trump is in the state to see it first-hand. joined by the first lady and florida governor rick scott, the president first took an aerial tour of the devastation. sot president trump:"the first r

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there is another storm system approaching areas of central california, that will drop further toward south as well. that will bring additional heavy rainfall. we'll bring you to tuesday in phoenix, tucson, eventually up to the rim to the north. and notice the next system comes in. with it rainfall into southern california and that's winter weather right there across the highest elevations of the sierra. some snow showers possible because of the cooler temperatures of course as we approach here, as we work our way into the month of october. certainly the heaviest rainfall going to be felt across portions of the southwest in particular, arizona there, where we have 11 million people in the southwest underneath flood watches. how much rainfall are we talking? 4 to 6 inches possible in a few isolated pox et cetera. phoenix, arizona in particular, average 8 inches of rainfall in any given year. 2 to 3 inches could come down essentially, a third to a quarter annual rainfall total the next couple of days. quick glance at what's happening on the other side of the pacific ocean, western pacif

the air force warning people along the central california coast they might see burning engines and hearspacex is working toward recreating reusable rockets to cut down on the cost of exploring space. the family in louisiana got an early trick or treat when they opened their door and found a 6-foot gator hanging out there. happened in bow ridge which is a small -- beaux bridge, i should say, a small town in saint martin parish west of new orleans. the gator sprawled out on the front stoop there tucked behind a flower pot and some shoes. probably trying to get some shade from the louisiana sun. the saint martin parish sheriff taking the photo before the gator was removed. the sheriff's department posted on social media as a reminder to always look before you step because the gators are everywhere. they are more introduced in tv producers than anyone else. [laughter] on this day in 1918, oh that was a good year, 118, a u.s. army soldier became a world war 1 hero. corporal alvin york killed more than 20 german soldiers. helped capture around 130 more in the forest in northeastern france. hi

>> well, we are rescuing animals all up and down the coast here in central california. most of the cases are coming from monterey, santa cruz, and north. anywhere that there is a bunch of see lines together, they are spreading bacterial disease from one sea lion to another. which often causes really -- >> go ahead. >> it causes severe kidney disease. those are the ones we are rescuing. the ones washing up on our beaches that are extremely ill. >> you mentioned that you do sometimes see an outbreak like this. but, how often does it occur and what patterns have you been able to detect here? >> in our 43 year history, we see these periodic outbreaks every 3 to 4 years. but it has been a long time since 2011, since the last big outbreak. there are a lot of sea lions susceptible to the disease. this year has been so far the second-largest outbreak that we have recorded. and, we don't really see an end in sight right now. we are still rescuing about five, six sea lions a day at this point. >> oh, wow. let's talk about the prognosis of the 220 or so sick sea lions that you are

unfolding, dana, a suspicious package was reported outside cbs and nbc affiliates in fresno in central californiathat, too, was ultimately deemed to be a false alarm. but clearly, dana, these are nervous time force politicians, for media outlets and many others. the prevailing feeling echoed that of san diego police lieutenant you just heard, better safe than sorry. dana? >> dana: thank you. new york governor andrew cuomo earlier today calling the incident an act of terror. >> the first terrorist attack in new york city was 1993, 25 years ago. was the bombing of the world trade center. so in some ways this is nothing new. we are new york. we are an international icon. to some we're an international target. terrorism only works if you let it work. what they are trying to do is scare us and destablize us. and we will not allow that to happen. >> dana: i'm joined by the co-host of fox and friends. on your radio program, this story broke early today. >> we were watching as we hear about something going on at cnn. we're watching as we hear about something at hillary clinton's place. we're watching and

it is going to go all the way down to central california by the time we get to tuesday night and wednesday near the temperatures. >>> things are clearing up. the damage is done. you have heard that a lot. that is the case on 880 north, tell you about the earlier crash that happened at 880 north park, south of 98th avenue with four at -- vehicles involved. it is in the clearing stages. it is pretty heavy in that area. the same story for northbound 680. the crash was blocking two of the lanes, left lanes, south of sycamore. that has been moved out of the way. the lanes have been reopened. the backup extends south all the way to ballinger, canyon in san ramon. looking at highway 24 in lafayette, it is like i feel like a broken record player because it has not changed much at all over the last 90 minutes to a couple of hours, slow- growing, sluggish towards the caldecott tunnel and the macarthur maze will take almost 1 hour because of crashes on westbound 80 and if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks the same as it did about 20 minutes ago. 25 minutes delay to get onto the spa

the security, election security, here in central california, it is fine.'m not noticing any problems with people that should not be voting, voting. host: what about voter engagement this cycle, what is your sense of it in central california right now? caller: i cannot speak for anybody else but my jaded self. i don't know what others are thinking, to be honest. all i can say is, the real problem i have is i cannot get motivated to get behind a candidate. it is the lesser of the two evils all the time. there is no incentive in trying to pick the lesser of the two evils. are you the kind of voter that would prefer to vote for somebody instead of against somebody? that is exactly it. i am not into being against people. i want to find somebody i can get behind. host: what is your feeling on political ads this time of year? tends to be mostly attack ads. itler: it is horrible here, is constant, and i cannot wait for the elections to be over so they go back to the pharmaceutical commercials. host: taking your calls throughout this segment, talking about your tho

will turn more westerly and northwesterly, instead of southerly, everything is in the central and southern california, cooler as the system works its on the temperatures, sticky and humid as it was yesterday. people were cranky about it. >> that's why we pay so much to live here, one of the reasons. >> one. right. >>> good morning, steve. >> traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altamont pass. you can see traffic is moving along slowly in some areas. for the most part we're on a good start to the tracy try angle, the -- tracy try angle. this morning's commute in both directions moving along very well. the commute to the silicon valley looks good. this is 0 see traffic is light from oakland to san francisco for the time being. at 4:02 lets go back to the desk. >>> thank you. the senate judiciary committee received the f.b.i. report on the sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, a preliminary confirmation vote is scheduled for tomorrow with a final vote on saturday. but, it does not appear that the f.b.i. report will end the controversy over the nomin

the republican incumbent, large latino population, you see the central valley of california and he'srailing, trailing his democrat opponent by two points. it has a lot to do with this. josh harder running up a 41-point margin over jeff denham. denham is somebody, a republican who has tried to get to the middle of immigration, tried to distance himself from trump on that. thought earlier in the cycle he might be in good position in the district but now falling behind in that poll. not the only district where democrats are hoping that's a factor. oh, that was not supposed to happen. let me try that one more time. they hope they can get large latino turnout and energy in the 10th district of california, a couple in the southern part. maybe the 23rd district in texas, that may have been slipping away, excuse me. that is the seventh in texas. a couple in florida, as well. there are a number of districts where there are republican incumbents and republican seats, large latino populations. democrats think if there's a surge of energy among latino voters, that could be the difference. >> the

. >> reporter: it's always harvest time in california's central tion's fruit basket. but little else is certain here. just ask grower bob blakely. mean if you had a milli dollars, you'd be better off going to las vegas and gambling it than you would be going outg here and becomcitrus grower. >> reporter: growers must clear a high barhieve success. e fruit has to be perfec quality ofhe orange, if it esn't look pretty sitting on the supermarket shelf, they're not going to purchase it. >> reporter: which puts them at od with these little guys: cousins of grasshoppers called a katydids which do a lot of damage to crops. to kill katydids, many growers turn to a class of poten insecticides called organophosphates, the most widely used is chlorpyrifos, ntmanufactured by dow dupo. chlopyrifos works how fast? >> pretty much within minutes or hour >> reporter: oh, okay. >> yeah. >> reporte some serious stuff. >> yeah. >> reporter:ntomologist beth grafton-cardwell is director of the lindve research and extension center. here, they grow citrus trees, deliberately subject them to

california's water projects. to make it easier to hydrate the central value -- valley. he streamlined federal approval for water projects. new order covers california, oregon and washington. president trump set this will speed up california's central valley and state water projects. >> we are also speaking to the epa. they are ready to go as soon as i sign this. the big problem with the federal approvals that were not easy to get. we will have them in fast time due to the judgment stated by me. >> five republican congress and attended the ceremony. several are facing tough reelection battles in central valley districts. >>> price gouging case has been settled in the wake of last year's wine country fires. a property management company has been ordered to pay $50,000 in civil penalties. investigators found that the company increased the rent of 12 tenants, who lived in condos in santa rosa. that increase was in direct violation of a price gouging restriction during governor jerry brown's declaration of an emergency. >>> the diocese of san jose now says it was wrong to all

town hall will be held on november first and will specically address homelessness. ( james ) a central california man rescues a group of puppies after he found them in a bag... in a dumpster. this happened in madera county. luis mora was taking out his trash on sunday night when he heard a wimpering sound. when he looked under the layers of garbage there was a bag that was moving. he opened the bag and found 4 puppies inside. the puppies were so young that they didn't know how to walk and they hadn't even opened their eyes for the first time. ( james ) mora called police who came to help rescue the puppies. they are now with a foster family and are expected to be okay. they are still too young to tell what breed they are. officials with the madera county animal shelter say they get calls of dumped dogs on a daily basis. ( darya ) san mateo police have arrested a man following reports of a break-in at a home. last night officers went to the 16-hured block of york avenue for the possible break in.

california. this will not have a impact all the way down to let's say cabo, but parts of central baja, california, will be affected by this as we go into the next few days. as we look at our temperatures here for the inland valleys, expect it to reach into the upper 70s. 85 tomorrow and even warmer on saturday. but then after that our temperatures start to come back down very slowly but still warmer than normal. san francisco is about to enjoy a nice and little bit warmer weekend. we'll see the highs reaching 70 degrees on saturday and low 70s through early next week. i'll have another look at the forecast, including another update on tropical storm michael that's coming up later. >> thank you. >> right now we're following breaking news. you can see this video here from nbc bay area sky ranger. firefighters there are at the scene. there was a fatal accident on rud gear road off of 680. what we know is that a car has driven into a ravine there. this is a deadly accident that they are working, and you can see definitely a busy area right now. >> what we don't see in this video but what we may know

. >> reporter: she is one of 20 students at the academy in the central california city of salinas, agricultural with a high percentage of hispanic families and history of gang violence. the resident is a rock star in the highflying world of acrobatics and founded the program to give at risk kids another option. >> the kids have been surviving their whole lives and they will drift over to gangs because it is safe and seductive. this is sexier. this is more seductive. you are becoming a larger than life. your thoughts should be a page long. >> reporter: in a partnership with the board of education and with private funding from pilot actor harrison ford, students that qualify for the program fulfill their core academic requirements at the airport and outside the classroom completed 35 hours of flight training. >> it is not just about learning how to fly but learning how to take chances and have faith in yourself and how to learn new things and push forward and have the courage to be better. >> reporter: among the graduates, mendez who was skipping school and admits that he was drifting through lif

california water politics. he signed an order that he says, will make it easier to hydrate the central valley. anding with five republican congressman from california, the president directed the secretaries of the interior and commerce to streamline federal approval for water projects. the new order covers california, oregon and washington. he said in california in particular, this will speed up the central valley project in the state water project. >> we are also speaking to the epa. they are ready to go as soon as i send this. they are ready to go. the big problem was the federal approvals that were not easy to get. they happened in a fast time you to the gentleman behind me. >> several of the congressman at the ceremony faced tough reelection battles in central valley districts. the timing of today's announcement may boost the prospects in november. >>> with a fresh injection of funding, cal fire is taking new steps to fight fires in north bay and around the state. emily turner explains. >> reporter: october is very much fire season in northern california. this fire is different. it is the f

central. anytime blue california. i live by the beach. i am diversity for so many people. i do know a christian army veteran who is right wing. hit kurt. if i had a lump and was differently abled i would rule. but -- and some of them dish remember one of them, one of these guys -- i said, let's go to mardi gras and he is like, where is that? it's okay, it's in louisiana. oh, well, let's see, i've been to california, i've been to new york, and i've been to london, paris, berlin, copenhagen. never been anywhere else. and the caribbean, too. went out there. never been to america. to me real american -- these are the normals i talk about. the people who built this country. they feed it, fuel it, they fight for it. he's are the heart and soul of the country and we forgot but them. for get to butmer. i was never "never trump but because hillary was in the thing. herpes, hillary. i would literally prefer -- just saying -- i was like -- who is this guy? i mean i knew -- i read spy magazine in the 78s so, i knew he had allegedly small hands and was a playboy. and he comes down the

california. this is the central valley, republican represents, republican -- excuse me. they were at the next slide. we show democrats with a 40 point advantage among latinos. here's the district i'm talking about, jeff denim, republican incumbe incumbent. you see the central valley of california, and he is now trailing his democratic opponent by 2 points. it has a lot to do with this. josh harder, the democrat in that district running up a 41 point margin. denham is a republican who's tried to get to the middle on immigration, tried to distance himself from trump on that. thought earlier in this cycle he might be in good position in this district, but now falling behind in that poll. not the only district where democrats are hoping that's a factor. they hope -- that was not supposed to happen. they hope they can get large latino turnout and energy in the 10th district of california, a couple in the southern part, maybe the 23rd district of texas. that one might have been slipping away. that district, the 7th in texas, a couple in florida as well. there are a number of d

california school of law in 1987. after law school, she briefly worked in private practice before joining the united states attorneys office for the central district of california. as an assistant us attorney. since then the majority of her career has been dedicated to public service. she held various positions in the united states attorney's office including deputy chief of the narcotic session and chief of the training section. in 2009 she was appointed to be a circuit judge, circuit court judge in oden of the county, a position she still holds. congratulations to both of you, the high honor of being nominated. with that, judge immergut, you will be first, you can introduce anyone you want, friends and family if you like. >> thank you. >> push that button on the machine and turn it on. >> thank you for chairing this committee and senator hatch for being here as well as i do appreciate the committee considering my nomination and i thank chairman grassley and ranking member feinstein. i would like to thank the president for nominating me to this position and senators ron wyden and jeff merkley and congressman greg walden from oregon for c

in california, the order will speed up environmental reviews for the central valley project and the california water project. he says it will be a help to the dry west which relies on federally funded water projects to integrate crops and supply cities. the klamath irrigation project in the columbia project in the pacific northwest will get assistance also.>>> still ahead, a new class of recruits for the santa clara police department have come the area.>>> we will have the last second bucket that made the difference when the warriors visited an old nemesis . >>> usc agrees to a settlement. the big payout for the scandal involving a school doctor. >>> usc says it will pay $215 million to settle a federal class action lawsuit brought by women who say they were sexually abused by a campus gynecologist. numerous women have claimed they were abused by doctor george kendall between 1988 and 2016. he retired last year after an investigation found that he sexually harassed students during physical examinations. the proposed settlement includes a minimum of $2500 for former patients. women with severe

california boalt hall school of law in 1987. she briefly worked in private practice before joining united states attorney's office for the central district of california as an assistant u.s. attorney. since then the majority of her career has been dedicated to public service. she held various positions in the united states attorney's office, including deputy chief of the narcotics section and chief of the training section. in 2009 she was appointed as a circuit court judge in multnomah county, a position she still holds. congratulations to both of you, on the high honor of being nominated. with that, you will be first, would you like to proceed? you could introduce anyone you would like. you could push the button on the machine in front of you. >> thank you senator for chairing the committee and being here as for well. i appreciate the committee considering my nomination. i would like to thank chairman grassley and convening member feinstein for chairing the hearing. i would like to thank the president for nominating me to this position, and senators ron wyden and jeff merkley, along with greg walden from organ for convening a b

california. it stuff after the central district of california, et cetera. so there are these built-in guardrails i think what independent counsel law utterly fails even when we bring in these guardrails such as super indictment reviews in one of the reasons as i described in the book we did not go forward with an indictment against hillary rodham clinton even though we were persuaded she had committed crimes in arkansas. that's a pretty significant thing to conclude, but this has not been made known until last month. i think the american people do that. why didn't you indict or seek an indictment before it expired in may 1998? because we went through a very elaborate indictment review process and participating in that, here is one of my guardrails, sam dash, the democrat counsel to the senate select committee. but it's very hard for them to get out at all and to provide any kind of assurance that this is not quote a rogue prosecution that is politically inspired. >> i'm not -- i'll tell you what i think the dual sovereignty doctrine could be involved in ter

trump said in california he wants to speed up the central valley project and the state water project. >>> california may not have any rain on tap, but there is already plenty of snow in the sierra. that is right. mount rose opened for business today. they are skiing there next to an aggressive snowmaking schedule. it is the earliest opening in the resource history. right now just three beginner trails are accessible. they will be open again tomorrow to season pass holders only. >>> it is going to be melting pretty quickly especially with the weather we have on the way. high pressure is building up on the west coast. things are slowing down on the golden gate bridge. all the lanes closed. you can see there are not many cars coming attraction. northbound it down to two lanes because of construction. slow going out toward the county. we will be looking for things to be on the fairly mild sites night. livermore has 58. san francisco, 72. things will be cooling off sunday, even more on monday as we get into the timeframe. warm weather continues around the bay area. out the door tomorrow mo

california. it's not up to the central district of california, et cetera. so, there are these built in guardrails, but i think where the independent counsel law utterly failed, even when we would bring in these guardrails, such as super indictment review and one of the reasons as i describe in the book, we did not go forward with an indictment against hillary rodham clinton even though we were convinced she had committed crimes in arkansas. that's a pretty significant thing to conclude, but this has not been made known until last month. i don't think the american people knew that. well, why didn't you indict or seek an indictment before the little rock sbecause we went through an elaborate indictment process and participating in that one of my guardrails, sam dash. the democrat counsel to the select committee. but it's very hard for that to get out a the-- at all and provide ainsurance that this is not, quote, a rogue-- >> and where the dual sovereign doctrine could be involved during this investigation, which there's speculation or fear in some quarters th

this is all southern california and the central valley mostly. a couple above the mid- california border but mostly in those areas. >> it is an interesting makes. what i have seen in those races is that while we are talking match -- national and the world talks national then in the campaigns there talking locally and in the valleys about immigration and water and in southern california it's about healthcare. they're trying to go to the old adage that politics may talk nationally but it is local. >> and people like congressman nunez that a lot of folks nationally are aghast at but he is very popular and a very well- known farming family in the fresno area. and that is why he continues to do well. he struggling a bit in the polls here but folks like him who are able to use the office to do things that their constituents want them to do in this area are doing well despite hillary clinton's win in 2016. >> all right. and the central valley midterms are voting lower than usual as well. >> when we come back, we will show you more about the million dolla

but in a lower income, in more rural, in more hispanic areas like the central valley of california, south tex aeven parts of south florida, we're not seeing the same types of numbers pop for democrats. i still think democrats are the clear favorites for the house majority, but they're also dangerously close to getting their clocks cleaned in the senate if some of these rural states start breaking heavily for republicans. >> congressman ryan costello, you are watching this up close and personal with a lot of friends and colleagues facing the voters coming up. of course, you have made the decision to retire but i'm wondering how you sue the landscape shifting over the past couple of weeks and whether you think this -- what some have interpreted as a post-kavanaugh bump for some gop members is going to turn into a sugar high. >> i don't think it will be a sugar high. i think it reminded a lot of voters similar to comey reinstituting the clinton investigation on the eve of the 2016 presidential race. it reminded a lot of republican voters why they do not want to vote democrat. leading all asi

we have high surf in central and southern california right now. dangerous waves are hitting many beaches. some areas from san luis obispo to san diego are seeing waves as big as 11 feet. a beach hazard warning is in effect until friday. >> in the east bay today, officials mark the 150th anniversary of the 1968 hayward earthquake, i should say 1868 hayward earthquake by making sure bay area residents are prepared for any future quakes. new fema funding will allow more californians to get their homes retrofitted. the earthquake brace and bolt program offers $3,000 for code compliant retrofit grants. the program is expanding to include 76 more high-risk zip codes. >> we launched this pgr 2014 in a pilot ask in four zip codes, two north, two south, total of ten homes. that was 2014. now 6400 homes later we're making progress, but we have so much more to do. >> people can register for grants online today through november 13th. the officials say the hayward fault has been judged the most likely to produce a large earthquake in the bay area. >> early vot

that a large part of >>> elon musk and vandenburg air force base are warning a large part of california's central coast could hear a sonic boom today. for the first time, spacex will try to land its falcon 9 rocket at vandenburg. people in ventura, santa barbara and san luis obispo counties could hear one or several sonic booms, created when an object traveling through the air breaks the speed of sound, creating shock waves. >>> if you're still planning to fly this holiday weekend, mineta san jose airport has a warning, plan ahead. parking loss, might be near capacity or packed full. passengers are urged to try lot two in the terminal "a" garage. you can also take a shuttle bus from lot two to terminal b. we spoke with one passenger who came close to missing her flight. >> luckily, i came very early, because my son was excited about the trip, but otherwise, i would have missed my flight. i spent 25 minutes just looking for a place to park. >> oh, my. the good news, the parking rate for lot two has been lowered from $30 a day to $24. >>> ice cream helps, that's the latest word from ozzy osbourne w

the central valley of california, orange county. and so with the president trying to nationalize this election, i think it's going to increase those republican voters who are thinking, maybe i'll sit on the fences. i don't know if you picked up on this but your president has a bit of an ego. so the fact that he's out there making this election about himself, i think helps a lot of these vulnerable republicans because if you go back -- >> do you think california republicans are trump republicans? this seems to be a place where that didn't line up the same way it does in other places. >> go back to the 2016 election and you had a very contentious moment after the republican convention where ted cruz refused to endorse the nominee when he gave his speech. and what did donald trump say at the press conference right after that? you have to support me. you have to get behind me because the supreme court. and ultimately, many of those people fell in line. the other thing -- >> you think that's true here? >> i think that's true here. the ot

will start to lo climb, especially thursday and friday with the axis of the high over central and southern california. that's where the warmest temperatures will be. the placement likely sending rain chances too far to the north, until this time next week. you begin see the a chance of the showers as the system drops a little farther to the south. but as we try to quantify the rain totals for you, it's not that impressive. you can see here here in the north bay, you can see the rain totals. an inch of rain there as you drop down out of the bay area, maybe enough to wet the ground. that's one of the trends you're seeing taking more of the rain and sending it off to the north that will be the 29th, and maybe the 30th we'll have the rain chance. as we take a look forward to halloween, the last di of the month, you notice high pressure trying to build, in and north winds picking up. so let's hope we're not talking about fire danger issues for halloween right now. it does look dry. but that one brief chance of showers possibly late in the weekend this time next weekend. so plan on a second half of the wee

a new poll coming from that kind of district, the 10th in california. the centralt -- excuse me -- i thought it was the next slide. here's the district i'm talking about. here it is, jeff denham. the republican incumbent, large latino population, he's now trailing. trailing his democrat opponent by two points. it has a lot to do with this. josh harder running up a 41-point margin over jeff denham. he's a republican who has tried to get to the middle of immigration, tried to distance himself from trump on that. now, falling behind in that poll. not the only district where democrats are hoping that's a factor. oh, that was not supposed to happen. they hope they can get large turnout and energy. maybe the 23rd district in texas, that may have been slipping away, a number of districts where there are republican incumbents and seats, large latino populations. democrats think if there's a surge of energy among latino voters, that could be the difference. >> we'll keep 2016 top of mind as we look at the numbers coming that night. steve kornacki, it's a pleasure to have yo

. >> there are two civil cation the central district of california.his case as for the defamation of the con job remarks by donald trump is in all probability over. michael avenatti has appealed that, he says, but it's likely just playing the odds that that is the end of this case. the court did not permit the plaintiff to fix their complaint to meet the legal issues that it raised. so that case is probably over. of course, michael avenatti points out there's still another case pending against both michael cohen, essential consultants, then also of course donald trump. >> i want to stay on michael cohen because there's a "vanity fair" report out about him specifically that says despite not having a formal cooperation agreement with the government, cohen has willingly assisted and provided information critical to several ongoing investigations. we know he recently registered as a democrat. he's kind of doing this quiet tour around new york city. he's turned over a new leaf. he's a new guy. he's a good guy. what the heck is going on here? >> it's intere

we have attempted this in the past and look for opportunities, mostly in the central valley of california. we have not been successful to date. the one thing you have to remember, when you want a water transfer during a drought, most other people don't have that much water they can sell. this is what the picture looks like for extreme rationing under the state plan. another option is we would change our rationing profile and we would look at whether or not we can survive our a and a half year drought planning scenario. the first thing we notice is after the first year of the drought, you would be going from 40% conservation. one thing that you don't know is in the first year of a drought you don't know you're in a drought until you are hitting the second year. you can see a gets to be very extreme if we wanted to conserve the water supply. we would need to conserve up to 64% during the drought planning scenario. this is where the 12 billion gallons per day come in or 15 million gallons per day coming over the 42 we are using today. >> this is based on how many mpd >> this is based on 265.