clp. but they might be jumbled up. >> sean: will you have to give me the initials. >> laura: i want you to think about it. text me during the show. >> laura: i want to see if you get who it is. but -- i might have had to restrain you if you are at the place, that's all i can assay. i need you to text me. >> sean: what i might, in kindergarten? >> laura: up like a long, it's my first day back. >> sean: i hope you had a good vacation. and by the way you should have been it in-n-out burger. double-double animal style, boom. >> laura: we will talk to you soon, make sure you text me. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. it's good to be back and we have a jam-packed show. my ankle will come a little later in the show when i will tell you how the democrat media apparatus in this country are rooting against america. and i will employ what i call the three rs. plus, we exposed the violent left with a journalist who came face-to-face with portland's antigua m

t they'veve gote leadad of the acactual gas c clp operarations. s so essentntialle deliver them the raw gas by working with the dairies, and they process the gas and get it into the pipeline on their plant. shyler: one of the options for using that biogas is to turn it into c cng--compreressed natural gas. maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: itit's really simple on the farm. we have a covered lagoon. we capture the gas from the cow. t they dry it just a bt herere, and then they push it to calgren, and then they do all the extra stuff, cleaning and everything that they need to do toto make it where they y can rl or reueuse the gagas on theirirn facility. so i it just madade at of sense. maas: the state of california has set a target that they want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the state, and it's particularly from th

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by the way, the code to sean hannity was clp. but i mixed up the letters. >> well i'm glad that you are both back, welcome back from vacation. we begin tonight with the fox news alert. two members of the so-called squad upping their feud with the president. a planned trip with a group of accused of anti-semitism. so, why didn't they? breaking news on tonight, stop doing abortions, will give up tens of millions in taxpayer dollars. tonight they opt to turn down the money and are now blasting the president for "forcing them out of the federal funding." and a young hong kong activists making waves across the globe. twitter and facebook announced they are cracking down on misinformation flying from china. hello and welcome to "fox news at night," i'm shannon bream. kristin fisher fisher starts us off tonight and what we are learning about this group that they plan to travel with. >> good evening. in addition to denouncing, today one of the first two muslim women elected to congress suggested the u.s. should reconsider how much aid it

and i was trying to give you a hint, and i said clp, mixing up creepy porn lawyer for creepy lawyer porn. you've got to get up early in the morning to trick sean hannity, that's what i'm saying. by the way, hannity, you keep saying that the inspector general's report is coming. this is like the longest long -- >> sean: the problem, remember -- >> laura: where is it? i don't see any report. >> sean: i'll give you the answer. what has happened is, all of a sudden, people like christopher steele decided to talk. they didn't have that opportunity. also, others i did speak, when they realized the significance and seriousness of it, realized they were in trouble, they all started to talk, too, and then it took on the counterintelligence aspect of outsourcing illegal activities here, and that would be spying -- >> laura: all right. >> sean: it's all coming together. >> laura: math like with my kids. i was driving with my kids in california, and they kept saying, what are we going to get there? ones are going to get here? >> sean: the wheels of justice go slow, but i can tell, everything we repo

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let's get a look at all of our clp microclimates and see how the day shapes up. at 9:00 we're seeing 60s across the bay area but then it starts to warm up with some of our east bay, north bay valleys reaching into the mid to upper 80s. we'll see a high reaching into the upper 80s in danville, as well as concord. napa today 84 degrees, and we'll see some mid-70s for much of the peninsula. at 5:00 in san jose, we're at about 83 degrees, and then cooling downck stronger ocean breeze as our pleasant weather continues, going into the start of t week, and warms coming in from our cooler temperatures, our natural air conditioning. so we're looking at some upper 80s today, low 90s for saturday and sunday, also very warm on monday inland, but then coming down to the mid 80s by the middle of next week. for san francisco we have 70s across the board and at times there will be some fog especially during those early hours. and mike, the drive is not your typical friday. >> no, it's even lighter than your typical friday. look at this folks, beautiful sunrise the view and you c

. >>> that's a scene from "it clp ter two," the sequel to the 2017 horror film that was a hit with critics opening in theaters over the next few months. here's a preview with owen glieb eman, chief film critic for "variety" magazine. good morning. >> i'm looking forward to seeing this one. >> why was the first one such a big hit? >> stephen king is loved by so many. it had a strange vibe. they've become like freddy krueger movies. i think that's the hook. in the new one "the losers club" is all grown up. they're played by mcavoy and jennifer chastain, which sounds good to me. that movie is going to be about the hugest movie of the fall, and that's because it's the new freddie. >> how about "downton abbey," which was so huge for people to watch, now on the big screen. what can we expect? >> i'm really excited to see this series coming back. i mean, look, i have faith in this movie because it's written by julian fellows who basically created the series and in some ways he spun "downton abbey" out of the movie that he wrote for robert altman in 2001. >> that was a great movie. >> look. the wh