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reminds me of talking to my cha cha. i'll say don't talk to them like that. she said listen to you you're negative too. >> i know you are but what am i. that's juvenile behavior. >> it works. >> the job has never been more important. >> i will see you this weekend. we have secret stuff planned behind your back. can't tell you. >> are you paying for it? >> no, you are. >> love you. see you later. this is "cnn tonight." what a week, right? how are you feeling? yeah. it's a lot. it's a lot. i'm going to walk you through this. stay with me. it will get better. trust me. it will get better. this is america. we believe. we believe. so the breaking news is the president tonight is in virginia and he is doubling down on his false claim of election fraud. joking around about cancelling the election. this is where we are. election day. just 39 days away. this president is as usual lying to you. no other way to put it. you know how hard it is to say i remember the first time i called the president a liar. this is so tough. i had to say the president was racist. i don't

he needed the income through speaking but he would go to cha ta qua, around the country, and various events to spread the word, and he started getting progressive candidates in the democratic party. woodrow wilson getting elected governor of new jersey in 1910 as a progressive. teddy roosevelt nationally was viewed as a progressive with the kind of trust-busting he was interested in doing, fighting against monopolies, child labor, reformers around the nation who were concerned about the use of children in factories, and eliminated those. bob la follette opposed war. he voted for woodrow wilson in 1916, bob la follette was a republican but he voted for wilson because he believed in wilson's pledge to keep the united states out of the war. in april of 1917, woodrow wilson asked congress to declare war on germany. bob la follette was only of six united states senators to oppose that war. he was concerned that only munitions makers, profiteers would benefit from that, that the people would suffer through the loss of loved ones in the military, he was concerned that the government was not

it reminds me of talking to cha-cha, my 10-year-old. she'll say listen to you, you're negative, too. >> i know you are, but what am i? that's the kind of guy he is and what is that? that's juvenile behavior. >> the job's never been more important. >> i will see you this weekend. we have all kinds of secret stuff planned behind your back. christina and i. >> really? >> yeah. lot's going on. >> are you paying for it? >> no. you are. >> love you, d lemon. >> i love you more. i'll see you later. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. so, what a week, right? how you feeling? yeah. it's a lot. it's a lot. so i'm going to walk you through this so stay with me. it -- it'll get better, trust me. it's going to get better. we are -- this is america and we have -- we believe. we believe. so the breaking news is the president, tonight, is in virginia. and he is doubling down on his false claims of election fraud. and joking around about cancelling the election. this is where we are. election day, just 39 days away. this president is, as usual, lying

n cha. another spare in the air day tomorrow. it's extended into labor day, itself.ecord streak does continue. we will fluctuate between moderate and poor. right now, it's all about those temperatures. look at these numbers. this is incredible when we talk about september heat. 103 in san ramone. 95 in redwood city. 91 in oakland. the city has cooled off a little bit. we're at 82, which is very warm. overnight tonight, we are talking little relief. there is no fog to be found. i don't have night, it's warm in the 60s and 70. this is the launchpad to warm up very quickorom t futwroure trac if you do want to get an exercise in early, say a run outside, do it first thing at 8:00 a.m. we're in the 70s and our warmest spots. by 10:00 a.m., those numbers compel to the low 90s already in our hottest cities. before lunch, we are approaching 100 degrees around the bay shore line, we are talking 80s and 90s before you sit down to lunch tomorrow. so a closer look at our highs, look at some of these numbers. we're looking for 102. that would be record breaking. one of seven if m

. >>> coming up, a popular peninsula casino is taking a gamble with outdoor > plus, cha transit this holiday weekend. gianna franco has all you need to know to get around the bay area. >>> and kpix is working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. check them out at kpix.com /together. you can send your ideas as well >>> happening today in alameda county, salons and barbershops can reopen indoors. outdoor dance classes are now added to the list of permitted nonconta d barbershops to open outdoors just a few days ago as part of the state's new blueprint for a favor economy. right now, alameda county is in the purple tear to see what is open in your county, just go to kpix.com. the reopening, as the county hits out daily high index. yesterday, the total was at 295. the county also confirmed 157 new coronavirus cases in the past day. >>> today in san bruno, artichoke joe's casino is reopening with a very different look. they are calling it an open air casino. for guest larg nt is up outside to keep guests and employees out of the sun. safety guidelines, such as soc

but it's safe to say she's more comfortable with wild beasts than dancing the cha-cha. >> it will belenge because i just don't have any natural talent in this realm. >> reporter: and just revealed, the songs and dances of the first broadcast. ♪ and baskin's tune is just purr-fect. >> "the eye of the tiger" is the purr-fect song for our opening dance because the phrase, eye of the tiger, means to be focused and to be confident, and i am confidently focusing on that mirror ball. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger ♪ it's the cream of the fight ♪ rising up to the challenge of our rival ♪ >> reporter: "eye of the tiger" the biggest hit song of 1982 by hard rock band survivor. judge bruno weighing in on the choice. >> carole, carole is out of the cage. i mean, i'm looking toward to seeing her. you see, i never think about whatever luggage people carry, being personal, whatever. it doesn't really matter. what matters is what you do in front of me. >> we will all be watching. the new season of "dancing with the stars" premieres monday from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. right here on >>has what ias t do earlie

it's safe to say she's more comfortable with wild beasts than dancing the cha cha. >> it will be a realdon't have any natural talent in this realm. >> reporter: and just revealed, the songs and dances of the first broadcast. and baskin's tune is just purr-fect. >> "eye of the tiger" is the purr-fect song because the phrase "eye of the tiger" means to be focused and confident and i am confidently focusing on that mirror ball. ♪ >> reporter: "eye of the tiger," the biggest hit song of 1982 by hard rock band survivor. judge bruno weighing in on the choice. >> carole is out of the cage. i'm looking forward to seeing her. you see, i never think about really matter.ge people carry, ' what matters is what you do in front of me. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> watch all the drama go down tomorrow night, "dancing with the stars" premiers monday at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7, should be interesting. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," including those choosing to brave the smoky air quality. >> the fitness app, you know, i just use the tools that i have. >> how the bay area is

rescue to the ballroom, but it's safe to say she's more comfortable with wild beasts than dancing the cha-cha will be a real challenge, because i just don't have any natural talent in this realm. >> reporter: and just revealed the songs and dances of the first broadcast. ♪ and baskin's tune is just perfect. >> "the eye of the tiger" is the purr-fect song for our opening dance because the phrase eye of the tiger means to be focused and to be confident, and i am confidently focusing on that mirror ball. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight ♪ ♪ rising up to the challenge of our rivals ♪ >> reporter: "eye of the tiger" the biggest hit song of 1982 but hard rock band survivor. judge bruno weighing in on the choice. >> carole is out of the cage! i'm looking forward to seeing her. i never think about whatever luggage people carry being personal, it doesn't matter. what matters is what you do in front of me. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> you can watch all the drama tomorrow night premieres at 8:00 p.m. here on abc 7. should be interesting. >>> much more to come

president trump in china got into full rests cha cha trump said you have to sell it. microsoft walmart looked eaters who may take over the u.s. operations in canada and australia. but last second or pulsar the name and it makes no sense because or poll is an enterprise company james. >>microsoft has an advertising platform and walmart scott goods to sell young people. so it's not one, but it may be linked into some of trump's friends. ceo or part of his election campaign or reelection campaign and larry ellison just touch a big event earlier this year for really much trump said maybe a little bit of political maneuverings this deal. >>okay, yeah because that struck me as odd to like oracle's not a consumer-facing branded like the guts behind the scenes in servers and things like that eyes. it just struck me as weird when i heard the news oracle cloud company know that they're not top 5. so that's where a really nasty sense. yeah, i hear you. >>these are all right let's talk about the nfl it got going once again over the weekend and let's talk about marketing because n

surpasses 190,000 will this labor day weekend lead to new spike in cases >> a situation aboard a military cha charter, a loud boom >>> today's labor day holiday marks 57 days until election things are tightening up in some areas. >>> halle berry gets in a weekend work out with some help from her son "early today" starts now >> good morning on your monday >>> we begin with a growing fire emergency in california. the el dorado fire burned more than 7,000 acres in san bernardino county. this fire began saturday morning and was caused by smoke generating device that was used for a gender reveal party. temperatures cli temperatures climbed to record highs. >> in california fires are burning. >> it trapped people up in the mountains. >> reporter: the creek fire in central california grew so rapidly it trapped some 200 camper the national guard airlifted them to safety >> when they became trapped they were doing what they could to rescue themselves and make themselves safe. some of which resulted in injuries including broken bones, lacerations. >> reporter: there are more than 20 active fires across

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meanwhile, nissan motor, which is also a defendant in the triaial, hasas accepted the cha of violatinghe financial instruments and exchange act. attention is focused on what the trial may reveal about ghosn himself, who jumped bail in japan in late december and fled to lebanon, where he remains. >>> doctors across the u.s. are still losing hundreds of people to coronavirus every day. that adds to the pressure on researchers racing to develop a vaccine. some people fear the science is being compromised. nhk world's catherine kobayashi explains. >> reporter: people across the globe have joined in an exercise conducted in the shadows. they've rolled up their sleeves to do something mosost shy away from as volunteers in vaccine trials. >> there's so many other stressors going on in this world right now that i wanted to use this opportunity to do something to helpp others. >> reporter: researchers in the united kingdom halteted their experiments last week after a participant had a sererious reaction. theyey did not release any details. drug companies seldom do during trials to protect any c

budget remains at $2.8 billion for 20-21 and $2.9 billion for 21-22, with very mine i don't remembor cha budget itself. i'd like to thank everyone who worked so hard on the budget in this unprecedented year in general, but it was an unprecedented year with many challenges. in addition to the pandemic response, we've had to deal with inclement weather and air quality, and we are taking appropriate action with the department of emergency management and other partners to ensure that people remain as informed about the air quality and take steps to mitigate potential impacts from the air. you will see a number of highlights with regard to the d.p.h. work, and unless you have questions on the two items i just highlighted, we can cover the covid-19 updates in the next item. we have updates even from just about two hours ago, so we're very much on the cutting edge here. myself, dr. aragon are here to answer questions about that. and then, we do have a presentation specifically on some of the educational activity reopenings we're doing. >> clerk: and commissioners, if i may, before we move to an

coyote got to the cha and we're suspended above that cha chasm, and the only thing that stops this economyping now is more financial aid from congress. it's the only thing. >> i wonder how many jobs acme lost. >> at what point does the anvil fall on his head? julia, thank you. thank you for explaining all of that to us, and we'll see what happens with another stimulus or a deal or compromise, as you say. really great to talk to you. >>> 100,000 customers in portland, oregon, are without power because of very high winds there. they are also, those winds, fueling fires and threatening to ignite more of them up and down the west coast, so we'll give you a status report. actually, right now, let's get to meteorologist chad myers. what are you seeing today, chad? >> alisyn, a dangerous day in california, and for that matter, all of the rocky mountains. winds are going to gust to 30 and 40 in colorado, and also 30 to 40 in california. but logan peak in utah just had a wind gust to 97 miles per hour. critical fire danger out there today. this weather's brought to you by zales, the diamond store.

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rescue to the ballroom, but it's safe to say she's more comfortable with wild beasts than dancing the cha-cha>> it will be a real challenge, because i just don't have any natural talent in this realm. >> reporter: and just revealed the songs and dances of the first broadcast. ♪ and baskin's tune is just perfect. >> "the eye of the tiger" is the purr-fect song for our opening dance because the phrase eye of the tiger means to be focused and to be confident, and i am confidently focusing on that mirror ball. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight ♪ ♪ rising up to the challenge of our rivals ♪ >> reporter: "eye of the tiger" the biggest hit song of 1982 by hard rock band survivor. judge bruno weighing in on the >> carole is out of the cage! i'm looking forward to seeing her. i never think about whatever luggage people carry being personal, it doesn't matter. what matters is what you do in front of me. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> you can watch all the drama tomorrow night premieres at 8:00 p.m. monday right here on abc 7. should be interesting. >>> much mor

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alexina doctors treating the kremlin critic in berlin say he was poisoned with the nerve agent nova cha ma spoke of possible consequences affecting the german russian nord stream to gas pipeline. a police officer has been killed and a 2nd injured in another stabbing attack in the coastal resort of seuss in tunisia the 3 assailants were shot dead by security forces sought tunisia's worst terrorist attack in 2015 when 38 people were killed in a beachside shooting. now a 2nd typhoon in a week is moving through east asia with high winds rain and mass evacuations japan has urged residents in the south to prepare for record rain and surging times as typhoon high shen draws even closer to its southern island of cuba. the rain has been relentless and the fierce gusting wind terrifying flooding is a certainty in these conditions as a highway possibly a storm surge bringing this a well inland. typhoon high shana's very powerful as the powerful as several typhoons that hit japan last year translating to main say got in chinese hi shannon has begun to live up to its name full cost to bring winds of

carolina attorney general tweeted that president trump is asking people to break the law to help him sow cha, and whe house press seetary kaanstedhe esidt does not con unlawful voting. >> this president is trying to enfranchise americans, which is exactly what he's been saying. he wants every american to have a vote. >> reporter: both president trump and joe biden will be back here in pennsylvania next week to commemorate 9/11 in shanksville, where a hijacked airplane crashed. it's unclear if the candidates will overlap, but there is an annual ceremony to honor the victims. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. we turn now to breaking from rochester, new york. the mayor has just suspended seven officers in connection with the death of a black man who appeared to be suffering from mental distress while being arrested. daniel prude died more than five months ago, but body cam video of his arrest was only released on wednesday. and a warning: the video is disturbing. here is cbs' jericka duncan.etg! >> reporter: 41-year-old daniel prude was naked and yelling when officers handcuffed him

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numerous times that he was inspired to run for president in the wake of the unite the right rally in chale after which president trump famously said that there were very fine people on both sides, referring to white supremacist protesters and counter protesters. and so biden‘s tactic is to try and deflect some of that criticism representing black lives matters protesters and counter protesters, many of whom are associated with extremist or white supremacist organisations as equally violent and that is simply not the case. getting shotin simply not the case. getting shot in the back... ijust wa nted shot in the back... ijust wanted to ask you on that particular point, there clearly are, looking at my feet, there are, looking at my feet, there are many people on the left who are many people on the left who are offended by whatjoe biden is saying and i guess the calculation in the campaign is where else others voters going to go? they will hardly vote for donald trump. exactly. the risk is many voters will stay home. i think the real miscalculation onjoe biden‘s part is taking people being

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fair sharing of mediterranean resources and coercive diplomacy and it's also a pleasure to welcome chas to me that he works for daughter bella and he is convinced that unlike turkey's adventurous regional ambitions in recent years its foreign policy regarding the eastern mediterranean is following its traditional line and we're also very glad to have with us yes i'm an aggie and she is a freelance journalist. from hamburg who works mainly with the a r d network she says everyone's hardline approach in the eastern mediterranean is part of his symbolic politics with which he tries to distract from domestic problems in the current conflict he's taking this strategy too far so let me start out with you char and get your take on how come all stumble this situation really is in mid august greek and turkish warships actually collided in the eastern mediterranean we're hearing some pretty martial rhetoric and some experts are saying this in fact is the highest level of tension we have seen between these 2 countries since 1974 would you see it that way. the way that you put it as combustible i t

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that you have good people on either side of the issue, from charlottesville. side of the issue, from charlottesville. i thought white supremacy was very much apparent. it was very clear that the president had an opportunity as the leader of our country to have said no, this is entirely not acceptable, this is entirely inappropriate for people to be acting this way and that opportunity eluded him. it relates to his tax returns, as it relates to his personal finances, i cannot understand why any president, candidate, presidential candidate, running for office, wouldn't release those returns and so the american people have an opportunity to see, is there something that is a conflict of interest? is that something missed? a interest? is that something missed ? a missed interest? is that something missed? a missed opportunity for this president running for re—election to show the american people he has transparent as possible and once again he elected not to do so. ron, i don't know what it was like for the candidates the stage but it was pretty root all for the audience. that was 90 minutes

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areas chaing with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. the robot must protect its own existence as. well about the cross stop where all things were considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing some real names. ok let's go to george and with. the 2nd towering figure that we have lost in the last couple of days the stephen cohen and i don't think there's going to be a lot of television programmes made about him but they should be a towering figure in academia and when i went to academia and he was a guiding light he was a bit controversial in his early days because he had a. reem the owner re understood it and mapped out. what we understood about the soviet union russia and communism in cell he was an adviser to presidents particular of george bush sr he played a pivotal role in academia and i would even say in foreign policy but then everything changed he was basically disappeared by the academy because he disagree with the consensus. view of russia after the cold war and he was always one that would say engagement because he r

budget remains at $2.8 billion for 20-21 and $2.9 billion for 21-22, with very mine i don't remembor cha budget itself. i'd like to thank everyone who worked so hard on the budget in this unprecedented year in general, but it was an unprecedented year with many challenges. in addition to the pandemic response, we've had to deal with inclement weather and air quality, and we are taking appropriate action with the department of emergency management and other partners to ensure that people remain as informed about the air quality and take steps to mitigate potential impacts from the air. you will see a number of highlights with regard to the d.p.h. work, and unless you have questions on the two items i just highlighted, we can cover the covid-19 updates in the next item. we have updates even from just about two hours ago, so we're very much on the cutting edge here. myself, dr. aragon are here to answer questions about that. and then, we do have a presentation specifically on some of the educational activity reopenings we're doing. >> clerk: and commissioners, if i may, before we move to an

encouraging people to work from home again should mean fewer cha nces to work from home again shouldnces for the virus to spread on public transport and in offices. then there is scotland's decision to ban most people visiting other households indoors, aimed at tackling a key driver of infection. we can expect this to have a significant impact because we know that this disease is spread from person to person, particularly in indoor environments where there is in so much ventilation and there may be multiple people close to each other, but, on the other hand, they will be impacts on well—being, particularly amongst the most vulnerable from not being able to see friends and family as much. one thing that has not been tried here isa thing that has not been tried here is a night—time curfew. that was imposed in antwerp, in belgium, in late july and helped imposed in antwerp, in belgium, in latejuly and helped reduce an outbreak there, though cases across belgium are now higher than in the uk. fergus walsh, bbc news. so all parts of the uk are facing new restrictions, but the biggest diff

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i don't think that these individuals would necessarily cha change their mind simply because of something trump said. it's like a different world. when people consume their news from facebook and all of these different conspiracies, you see people -- it was so funny when she was saying you're not watching the science. we're like what are you talking about? these individuals who have this undying affection for donald trump, you see them show up at the rallies and willing to get covid for their president, it's just a really weird time and i'm not sure there's anything that could be done to get those people to think differently, behave differently or actually act -- >> i don't know. i think people do listen to their leaders. i think people are quite impressionable based upon what their leaders say. that's why we elect leaders. but you could be right. let's hope it isn't undying affection. we hope there haven't a spike in henderson but history will tell us otherwise. >>> and coming you, a man who made the climate crisis the focus of his presidential campaign, tom steyer, joins us with what he

they come back into washington, into congress and what the democrats do is they play got cha and runirs and talk to the friends in the media. it's leaking classified information. it's always for one thing: to build whatever false narrative they are building for that day or week. we know how that ended with that russian collusion hoax where they decimated the fbi and the department of justice. >> you are still getting the intelligence. you are not getting it in the form that can be leaked; is that fair? >> absolutely. we are getting written briefings. we don't want to see the illegal leaks we have seen from schiff and democrats on the committee. >> thank you. t we did with coog. you felt safe and, if you were safe, you could be joyful. everybody has a coogan's. and almost half those small businesses, they could close if people don't do something. we have to keep our communities together. that's how we get through this. ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to "hannity." that is all the time we have left. before we go. my new book it doesn't hurt to ask is out now. it will help you survive thanksgivi

and largely as a reaction to cha they perceive as u.s. sented by the current administration. they are expressing their anger and frustration at the moment. they are incensed by the fact that the u.s. is uprooting businesses and they believe there is a person of this mccarthyism, almost a political witch hunt to anything chinese, students, individuals, companies are investments and they win sensed by that. that is a general public view. so there is a radical shift. >> what about the chai needs leadership? >> that's different. chinese leadership is understanding that it's important to be kind of composed, less emotional than the general cub lick. and they that that making a deal with kump was going to be not as difficult as it turned out to be. but rye now, they have written out the current administration. they are reacting and it's more of a signal to the current one. there are no illusions that the two countries will be a long lasting one. we hear of the world protracted war, a war of endurance, pulling out the rhetorics. so they are stan

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