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. >> we do everything, cha-cha, her ring gay, salsa. >> it's just fun. steve is fun. >> reporter: droppi-in $25. >> he's hoping to raise over $300,000 to meet or exceed last year's goal. >> it's about dancing, feeling good, having a challenge and having a goal to learn something to you get out of whatever funk you're in. >> reporter: lori corbin, abc 7 news. >> from ballroom burn to bay area burn. that's what we had the past few days. the heat has dissipated. >> we're feeling the cooldown, sandhya. >> we'll be calling it bay area chill eventually. let me show you live doppler 7. the marine layer is back and the breeze has helped to cool us off today. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are coming down some more. it's going to be breezy again along the coastline, 76. half moon bay low 70s around san rafael, napa. oakland. 74 in palo alto. 77 in san jose. it's going to be a combination of sun and clouds forno on satu temperatures are going to slip a few more 60an70for you. sunday, even cooler. most areas except for the far inland valleys will be in the 60s. monday temperat

if you are inland, it is still in the 80s and we'll see if cha is it any cooler? >>> a man accused of stealing thousands of files pertaining to the self-driving car is due back in court. he stole 14,000 files filled with trade secrets and then resigned and formed his own self-driving car company which was then acquired by google. he has pled not guilty to the charges, uber and google already settled a civil suit with uber pieing google $250 million. >>> fire crews are battling a wildfire in el dorado county that has already destroyed four buildings and is threatening others. it started about 1:30 yesterday afternoon near community of 49 east of auburn. that fire has burned 85 acres. 25% contained. two firefighters have been injured fighting that fire. there are mandatory evacuations for some parts of the area as well as radically issues. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> firefighters stayed on the the santa cruz mountains to watch for hotspots and reinforce the containment mine lines. about ten acres burned in the boulder creek area. it was r

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we could get general kelly out there, we could have -- >> katie: >> kennedy: mad dog ms during the cha-chamatt: agreed to be here. >> kennedy: will be back tomorrow at noon eastern. now, here's harris. >> harris: let's begin as we await the start of a much-anticipated house judiciary committee hearing. president trump's former campaign manager, corey lewandowski, is such testify at any moment as the democrats ramp up their impeachment investigations. you are watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. now we will hear the chairman and ranking member giving the opening statements. but there is already friction inside the room that you are looking at right now, after the white house moved to limit the scope of lewandowski's testimony and ordered two former aides not to appear before this committee panel. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live outside that hearing room on capitol hill. things starting to get really busy in there now.

he is withdrawing america from the paris climate change accord , and soon he took the cha at a rival event organized by the white house on religious l rsecution. other internatioaders have come here wi new pledges to curb emissions. only nations with aggressive but even those comts won'tk. be enough to keep temperatures from rising to dangero levels. every world leaderoday was completely upstaged by a teenager with a fuous speech that will echo down th generations. nik. bryant, bbc news, new y laura: how are lawmakersac ng to greta's harsh message?go a brief time spoke to californ s congressman brad sherman on capitol hill. thanks for joining us. greta thunberg accused wer world leaders of stealing her childhood and her dreams by failing to act on climate change. how would you answer her charge? rep. sherman: i would say that world leaders are not doing a good job of dealing with this crisis and deali with other crises that may indeed rob the next generation of their weildhood, whether it be to spread of nucleaons or a failure to deal with climate change. we may be all too selfish an

>> you ow, we made a cha that we're really spending time with our clients discussing. sie june0th of 2011 and our model portfolios, we have bee w overth equities we told our clients to be overwgt equities weeks we hads in the last few takenhat back to neutral. we still like the mechanic and want you to be invesd but we said now is not the time to be overly aggressi. 're dialing back risk in portfolios. >> where did you put that money? >> we actuay put it into short-term nds. we were debating moving ittnto kp but we said short-term bteds two to tee-year bonds is where we put the cash >> we will be watching. thank anu, john. have a great weekend john trtrnor j i people's united advisers. >> thank you. >> to the economy, now, orders fo long-lasting durable goods rose slightly in august.s but busin investment fell a second straight ponts month. reflecting concerns other the imsct of trade tensions. according to the commerce department durabab goodsou said 0.2% and consumer spending continues to slow. spending barely re in august. and july's report revised lower. consumerin

laura: libya is once again slidin.into dangerous cha former french president jacques chirac has died at the age of 86 . known as one of fra's most popular leaders, he let the country for more than a decade. he is best known internationally for his strong opposition the u.s.-led invasion of iraq and as a champion of the euoughth his later years were marked by scandal. our paris correspondent lucy williamson looks back on his life. lucy: the bulldozer, the weatrvane, the super liar. political nicknames and political satire that could for jacques chirace's affection his long road to the presidency included two stints as prime minister and almost decades as paris mayor. his down-to-earth charm and f talentor connection unleashed on everyone, from children to chancellor bringing the country together he wanted to heal france's social divisions, but his plans for reform were shelved after 2 million people came out in prott. he created new internationaloo divisions,refusing to join the u.s. and britain in the 2003 invasion of iraq, a position that won him strong support at home. mr. chirac:

today the burger cha made a new high-tech investment. but its.hares fell 3.5%. has more. >> mcdonald's may be f at food giant. but it's leaning more into technology. the company is acquiring a print y start upusinl artificial intelligence to understand drive through orders. eventsly it may be applied to the mobile appse appear -order kiosks. this is the third technology deal this year. after the acqui dtion ofynamic yiel for $300 million in march, the company's largest acquisitio in 20 years. dynamic yield's technology is being used in more than 8,000 drive throughs across the u.s. to personalize the eerience with food displays basedd on tie of day, weather traffic in the restaurant and more. mcdonald's also invested in a mobile app surrender to continue development of the global mobile app. the competition ramps one apps tlaefr deals and more and menu wars mcdonald's is relying on technology to improve the overall customer experience. >> the important thing here too is that mcdonald's could be building something down the road you see thetial for an experience o

they are used to it, but each storm is different and it brings differenten chas and surgeon the charlestona surouth brolina and the border with north carolina acing itself for the morning surge tomorrow morning and then a high time first thing tomorrow afternoon. jane: gary o'donoghue, thank you for being there for us, live from hilton head in south carolina. ok, let's have a quick look at some of the day's other news. the italian prime minister has unve ed his new cabinet, uniting two rival parties in a coalition that is expected to roimprove ties with the eupeanh anunion and have a softer on immigration. membs of the fofe star movement and the democratic party have been given senior positions. the new government will be sworn in on thursday, ending a nearly month-long crisis. members of the crew of aee seven british-registered oil tanker that was seized in thet of hormuz in july. a foreign ministry spokesperson told state television the sailors from latvia,ussia, and india, would be sent back to their home countries for humanitarian reasons. the ship's owne the remaining crew will stay o

for san francisco, we're looking at upper 60s throughout the forecast andut no major cha here. our temperatures hold pretty steady from now through at least next tuesday. so we're looking pretty good in this forecast, leading into the weekend. marcus and laura? >> helping keep my social calendar full. >> it's always full. >>> coming up, oprah is coming to the bay area. when and where you can get inspired by the media mogul. try to combat ning now, the spread of anti-vaccine misinformation. pop-up windows will appear when a user searches for vaccine-related content. this comes as the u.s. is going with an ongoing measles outbreak. we'll have more news for you right after the break. >>> our team is always on social media. check out this photo, kris sanchez's daughters at the weekend giants' baseball game. having some fun. she shared this on instagram. be sure to follow kris and the rest of the team on twitter, facebook, and instagram. >>> new at 11:00, oprah is coming to the area so get ready. >> the media mogul will be visiting the chase center on september 22nd. she's visiting

so much rasheed khan was the hero for afghanistan as they sealed a historic win over blank dash and cha to grab the spinner took 6 final innings wickets as they bowled bangladesh out for $173.00 on day 5 to see only $224.00 run when the standalone test was just their 3rd game in cricket longest format and is their 1st test win overseas meanwhile joe root says he wants to stay on as england captain despite failing to win the ashes for a 2nd time australia retain the urn by winning the 4th test in manchester. i've been going to fantastic opportunity to captain the test side and i continue to keep working very hard at doing the best and. as far as that goes i will and the designing that's in my control and i've got to keep making sure that everything i can to get this team the best shape it can be to win as many games as possible. rafa nadal won his 19 the grand slam title in germanic style the spaniard be danielle medvedev in an epic 5 set thriller is now just one slam away from matching roger federer's record of 20 so how moloch reports was roughly on the doll and danielle medvedev playe

the world is on fire [ laughter ] >> seth: "dancing with the stars," cha-cha on out of here, ya burnt announcements, the perfect combo of my two favorite dying institutions, marriage and newspapers no one ever wants to read these unless the bride and groom have last names that sound funny together >> congatulations to the whole stanky-wank clan [ laughter ] >> seth: and no offense people who post wedding announcements your stories are boring. the story of how you met your spouse is never interesting unless you're, you know, woody allen. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] pretty interesting story [ laughter ] if you haven't heard it, google it it's pretty interesting. [ laughter ] wedding announcements, go into the chapel and you're going to get burnt. [ siren what's that noise? oh, right. that sound means things are really cooking up which means it's time for our speed round, "the blaze, fall fashion edition. turtle necks, are you a sweater or an uncircumcised penis that made a wish to be a real boy [ light laughter ] ya blazed. plaid, you can't sell "plaid" without "laid. and you can't ge

but i think there is that sense of the opposition that it is just trying to avoid any scrutiny dash cha avoid any scrutiny dash chants of, parliament at the moment has quite a lot of power. and we have those pictures of parliamentarians leaving the chamber a short time ago. they've been very busy, they've passed a law that forces the prime minister to seek a delay to devoid a no—deal brexit —— avoid a no—deal brexit, does that mean no deal is off the table? no. this is a very controversial thing again. like you say, politicians have said if borisjohnson can't get an agreement with the european union by october 19, then he has to ask foran by october 19, then he has to ask for an extra extension, that would ta ke for an extra extension, that would take the uk and brexit deadline to the end of january 2020. boris johnson says hejust the end of january 2020. boris johnson says he just won't do that, he won't go and ask for an extension to the deadline, he's used very strong language — i would rather die ina ditch, strong language — i would rather die in a ditch, he said. so, he could still

medication to compete and is appealing that decision fresh from his maiden victory in belgium for our use chas the clerk has maintained his pace in practice for the italian grand prix but the white conditions that left many drivers struggling to stay on the track the sessions were halted a number of times to clear away cars that had skidded into the wall with poor nearly edging out lewis hamilton on the time sheets to give ferrari fans hope of their 1st home win since 2010. u.f.c. lightweight champion could be but nor magaw madoff will step back into the octagon for the 1st time in 9 months on saturday he was fined and suspended for his role in a post fight brawl after he conor mcgregor last october to be confident he can maintain has unbeaten record against an interim title holder dustin poirier. i'm ready to go you know my way is good i said i spent the last 100 days of these 5. on that i'm going to defend my thoughts and improving make his. former premier league footballer jamie curtain is a rare breed of players who has played over a 1000 games our sports correspondent lee wellings met up

arrest last march led to an investigation that she may have been a spy, but the 33- year-old was not chaed with espionage. tonight the n.f.l. is investigating sexual assault tcusations against one of the league's biggest stars. hetonio brown, who joined the new england patriots just days ago, is accused in a new lawsuit as assaulting his former personal trainer. jericka duncan has more from foxborough, massachusetts. and we caution you, the accusations are graphic. >> reporter: antonio brown was on the new england patriots' ldactice field today as accusations he sexually assaulted a female trainer antinue to swirl. it is an issue quarterback tom brady would not touch. >> do you have any comment at all on the antonio brown allegations that are out there? >> no. >> reporter: brown's former trainer, 28-year-old britany brylor filed a civil suit, alleging that brown sexually assaulted her three times itginning in 2017. the suit claims in june of 2017 brown masturbated behind her while she watched a church service online at his miami home. in may of 2018, taylor claims brown, while at his miami

and that support by the family for cha who's back from yemen and is with me funny now when we talk about gaven it's usually about the conflict there so how common are stories that you wanted to share with us well it's very uncommon to see public performances but it's very common to feel the desire among people especially in the city at the harbor in term capital since the war broke out in 20 of 14 it's very common when you speak to young people and the majority of them is under 25 years old in aden that they say they don't want to just stay at home and basically wait for a better future and but you want to talk to each other and want a way of expressing of what's going on in yemen is by going to a theatre play for example as we have seen in that report so it is very important but also in the context of in fact it's culture that brings about unity that's something that the people are very much convinced of that i've spoken to they say that yemen used to be a united country even though of course has been always differences between the north and the south but if it comes to its cultural her

engehis is the central cha of our time. and again, to me, margaret, donald trump is a symptom of this fourth industrial revolution, and americans need to underand, it's certainly not immigrants. it's technology that's causing these disruptions. and the transition is going to be messy almost no matter what if you look at the industrial revolution at the turn of the 20th century, which for some reason we seem to have forgotte but there were mass riots. we inaugated labor day in response to riots at killed dozens of people. we originated labor un we implemented universal high school in 1911. and so there are some people who lazily say, it's like, "oh, we've been through this before." it's like, yeah, we did through this before, and it was terribly difficult and messy and even violent. and the best projections say that this industrial revolution will displace two to three times as many workers as that industrial revolution in a shorter timeframe. the examples i use are the ones that we can already see around being a retail cler

as soon as she got on the stage, people rushed towards the stage and were chaing her name over and over, and you just felt this excitement. she's really become somewhat of an icon to young people because i think they really feel-- they really resonate with her message, and so it was very exciting to hear her speak d you could tell that everyone there was listwhing closely to she had to say. >> thompson: the protests here in new york were just part of talk aut the timing.the worl why these protests now? >> i think these protests now because people-- and youth, frankly-- are ready fochange. they want to hold leaders accountable, and they're really looking towards the u.n. climate summit, which is happening on what leaders will do., to see will they take action? and even if they dont , and they doet their demands, they are-- their fire is fueled they are really excited to continue to have their voices be heard and hold adults accountable. and that's really what the youth keep saying. >> thompson: yeah, i mean, it seems like this generation has really embraced climate change in a new way. t

if of the british isles. we take a quick look at the cha for if we take a quick look at the chart for some for some areas, that's for sure. we're darkening up the blues. throwing in some greens as well. a wet start to the day for wales, east anglia, and all of southern england. right from the word go, some heavy rain there. the leftovers of monday's weather front are taking time to get into the north of scotland. slow progress on this rainfall, that is why widely 30—40mm, and some spots to get to 70mm of rain. once it's clear, bit of a lull in proceedings and then we start doing it all over again. more rain moves back into the south—western into wales and we begin to pick up the winds. and it isn'tjust the wind factor in the south, notice how windy it is across the north—eastern quarter of scotland. so do the evening and overnight we may well bring another little system into the southern portions of the british isles, again that combination of wet and windy fair, but it isn't going to be a particularly cold night. in gaps in the cloud, we could make it into single figures. having said

liverpool have reported cha nts top four.n's super league match to, believe they relate to the hillsborough disaster. at two now victory for united, their first since they were promoted. ferraris charles leclerc will start at paul. it is the fourth time in a row he has led the ground. lewis hamilton second with sebastian vettel in third. felt amazing. definitely feels great to be back on paul, i don't know if it is the best track to start, it is a very long straight after the start so it will be important as always but even more because of the street. ben swift will be hoping he can bring home gold at the world cycling championships which gets under way in yorkshire later. the british champion will have a strong team of five riders alongside him, including gents thomas —— geraint thomas. five riders alongside him, including gents thomas -- geraint thomas. he has been super motivated for this all year. he has got on really well and we have got adam yates who is also in fine form. three good guys in the finaland also in fine fo

if you look at cha whistle-blower complaint -- at that whistle-blower complaint that was filed, this is something that should easily be something that can be done in a relatively short period of time. in we can get that done, cooperate with us, do your duty and let us do ours. that is all that we ask. that's all that anybody should ever ask of anyone in this body or anyone in the house of representatives. let us do our job. as we move forward, as we move forward, we're about to go on -- we're about to leave this place for a couple of weeks. the house is leaving although they may still do a little bit of work. we'll be leaving for two weeks. we'll be going home to our states. we'll be talking to the media, to our constituents. i guarantee you when i go back to alabama, a lot of people will already have made up their mind, when i go to a town hall, they will have made up their mind. they'll be making up their mind based on the media. you know what? my friends in the media, you need to pay attention, too. don't ask me whether or not this is going to affect my election in 2020. don't aff

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this week marks one year since cha -- khashoggi went missing. joining me now is ben wedeman. know about it? he did not know about the order of the killing of jamal khashoggi? how much stock are people putting in that? >> not much. even trump said this is the worst cover-up ever. what we've seen since october of last year when jamal khashoggi entered that consulate in istanbul never to emerge was that the only consistent thread in this saudi story is as the crown prince mohammad said he had nothing to do with the murder of the american journalist. >> did you order the killing of jamal khashoggi? >> translator: absolutely not. this was a heinous crime. but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia. especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government. >> reporter: now, if this were an obscure saudi dissident stabbed to death in a back alley in irab, perhaps this might be believable. but the crown prince has ties going back to the royal family to the 1980s. now, for him to be murdered in a saudi consulate by a hit team that's composed of

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char cha>> not so subtle swing.ling down a request for prison time for parents linked to the college admission scandal. so what could this mean for actress lori loughlin shed light on the legal trouble that seem like it has gotten a whole lot worse, brad. >> you would think. originally when huffman got time i thought that would be the baseline and everybody after that would have to go up further and further. the judge has recently said she is not going to necessarily use the dollar amount as an indication whether there is time or more time. we are not just sure just yet. >> when you start talking about $15,000. someone being contrite and someone apologizing. throwing themselves at the membersy of the court. still getting time, i got to believe if i'm found guilty and it's a lot more egregious. much bigger money. i wouldn't admit guilt. i went to court and used up the time. i insulted the intelligence of the criminal justice system as well as society because this judge seems to really be -- to really care about socie

she just arrived at federal court in boston, chas hughes et cetera.she pled guilty to mail fraud and honest services charge in connection with a $15,000 payment. huffman paid to have an s.a.t. proctor correct the wrong answers on her daughter's s.a.t. test. federal prosecutors are recommending huffman serve one month in prison and pay $20,000 as a fine. joining me now nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. first of all, felicity huffman saying she was trying to give her daughter a fair shot. i cannot imagine that argument even as someone who is apologetic is going to fly with any sort of judge. >> it is not a strong argument but it is not a significant argument for federal sentencing purposes. far more important is the fact that probation concluded she caused no loss to any actual victim. the fact that her guidelines range is the lowest possible at zero to six months, and the government is recommending one month. anyone who practices federal criminal defense will tell you that is a very rare, very low recommendation by the government. >> so it is for show?

it goes: "not a problem," "uh oh," "urgent concern," and "chrissy teigen attack." ( laughter ) get cha! ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) trump denies he did anything wrong, tweeting "another fake news story out there - it never ends! virtually anytime i speak on the phone to a foreign leader, i understand that there may be many people listening from various u.s. agencies, not to mention those from the other country itself. no problem! dot, dot, dot, dot knowing all of this, is anybody dumb enough to believe that i would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially "heavily populated" call." good point. very good point. what kind of moron would think you would make an inappropriate offer to a foreign country while you were being recorded? ( laughter ) >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. ( whistle blowing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> jon: there you go. >> stephen: the guys in the sound booth love it now, evidently, anything designated "an urgent concern" requires notification of congres

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no way to check cha what's going on. -- no way to check what's going on. no one is willing to put their name on the record. this is the lather rinse repeat we have seen throughout the trump presidency, outrageous allegations to anonymous officials that you have no way of checking and then denials from people in office. >> the story did quote a white house official, unnamed administration official saying yes the president did bring up pardons but he was joking but hard for us to tell as molly points out. richard trump says the axios report that he asked the staff, completely fictitious. axios says they don't just have sources but this was recorded in a memo. completely different versions. >> this is an interesting predicament for this president. in both of those tweets it was false information. he continues to say the wall is being built. what's happening on the southern border they are replacing wall that's already there, his new wall none of that has been built at all. >> that may change. >> the tweet states, it is a false tweet because the wall is not be

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