great chat to peter crouch a little bit earlier.e a look at the rest of the day's headlines. celtic‘s europa league game against lazio next month will be partially closed to fans in rome. uefa has sanctioned the italian club because of the racist behaviour of their fans earlier this month. the spanish football authorities are looking to reverse the fixture between barcelona and real madrid later this month and move it to the bernabeau. the first el clasico of the season takes place on the same day that mass demonstrations are due to take place in the city. barcelona are expected to reject the request from la liga. today's winding up order for bury football club has been adjourned for two weeks at the high court. the league one club was expelled from the football league in august because of their debts. there are plans to move next year's 0lympic marathon and race walks to sapporo next year. temperatures on the northern island of hokkaido are significantly cooler than the host city tokyo. and after 18 years at essex, ravi bopara will

( cheers and applause ) and then you know her from "crazy rich asians" and "crouching tiger, hidden dragon," international movie superstar michelle yeoh is joining us on the show! ( cheers and applause ) it's going to be a fun conversation with her! also on tonight's episode, tik tok is snitching on you. the alphabet has been updated. and a new position in i.s.i.s. has just opened up. ( laughter ) so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's start with tik tok. it's the short video app for people who were bored before the end of the sentence. but now, congress is worried although the videos might be short, the consequences could last for a long time. >> the app taking teenagers by storm, tik tok, now facing a storm of a different kind, accused of posing a possible security risk with more than 500 million active accounts around the world, now all eyes are on the people behind the app. two top senators targeting the chinese tech company that owns

some crouched down while others stood, then the gunshots began. of course i thought they would be shooting blanks. i took a photograph as they turned and fired and i stood there. then a moment later, i thought to myself, i better get down anyway. i probably look like a good target with these cameras hanging around my neck, and back then the lenses were long and we didn't have the tiny lenses. i swung the left arm around my camera, my camera bag, and i went down to the ground. and just as i was getting down and dropping to my knees, i heard a young woman scream, oh my god, get down. they are using real bull et cetera. they are -- bullets. they are using real bullets. i was 80 feet in front of the guard. this photo shows where the national guard turned and fire. it does not shown evidence of anything that would have put their lives in danger as they would later testify a the civil trials. i showed this because you look for what the photograph intend to see and you see in the first one, guns pointed in the air, people looking, and if you go back, you

some crouched down while others stood and the gunshots began. of course, i thought they would be shooting blanks. i took a photograph as they turned and fired. and i stood there. a moment later i thought to myself, i better get down anyway. i probably look like a good target with these cameras around my neck and back then, the lenses were long. we did not have tiny cameras. around my left arm cameras and camera bag and went down to the ground. just as i was getting down and dropping to my knees, i heard a god, woman scream -- oh my get down. they are using real bullets. they are shooting real bullets. i was 80 feet from the guard when they turned and fired. this cropped photo shows the ground in front of taylor hall where the national guard turned and fired. it does not show evidence that anything was thrown at the guard or there was anything that would put their lives in danger as they would later testify at the civil trials. i show this because when you look at a photograph sometimes, you see what the foot locker for intense for you to see. in

. >> as more calls came in crouch knew something was wrong. >> it is the nonpsychoactive component ofant. so the first thing we said is this is not consistent with cbd. i contacted the health department and said something's going on here. i don't know what it is, this doesn't make sense, but something is going on. >> everything pointed to the one thing most patients had in common. they had used a counterfeit product labeled yolo, cbd oil, similar to the one jay took. so crouch went to a local smoke shop to obtain an unopened bottle for the police. >> that gentleman showed me the product, and he asked me what my tolerance for getting high was. it was clear to me that the overall intent was not necessarily therapeutic. >> is this product in the bottle something that's from an accredited laboratory or is it something that's made in somebody's garage? >> agent christopher with the state bureau of investigation was assigned to the case as part of a newly created task force. >> in the early phases we were just seeking to collect the samples, get them to the lab and determine what the substa

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rains and is windy the water comes through the walls to stay dry i cover everything with plastic and crouch on the bed under the tarp. her neighbors were also hit hard now they live in this shack. one night the family heard strange noises their tiny hole began to sink and to slide the bank of the river collapsed and it was swept away. for drinking water the villagers collect rain the grown ups work hard every day on construction sites in the nearby city but they never earn enough. warning that. every day i build houses that the people the hotels restaurants and skyscrapers also all made using sand the rich live their comfortable lives and i'm poor and can't do anything about it but because the sand is missing here oh house slid into the me cold. the villagers are desperate but also disheartened that. the sand doesn't belong to anyone it belongs to the river but these people come here investors business people they come and just take the sand in order to sell it. later cambodia has now officially prohibited the export of sand but how strictly is the ban enforced when asked government officia

he either got up from the sofa was partially crouching when he was shot twice while eating ice cream. own life was in danger when she pulled the trigger. i was scared. in danger when she pulled the trigger. iwas scared. iwas in danger when she pulled the trigger. i was scared. i was scared of this person in my apartment, and i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. botham jean's mother, alison, who had remained composed throughout the trial, fought back tears as she described the day she learned her son had been fatally shot. she came to informed me that she had gotten a call, and that... somebody told her that botham was shot, and that he died. the shooting of botham jean, an unarmed black man, sparked demonstrations in dallas and appeals forjustice, becoming a flashpoint on police violence and racial bias, particularly when prosecutors initially decided to bring the lesser charge of manslaughter against amber guyger. this is a victory for black people in america. it's a signal that the tide is going to change here. the offices are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions, and we beli

it doesn't mean that we withdraw from the entire world into an isolationist crouch.'s wrong about that, and be proven wrong. he is taking a political beating at home, even from the most senior republicans in the united states senate, who have nearly all come to excoriated him for this feckless decision that he has made over the past week. for this feckless decision that he has made over the past weeklj for this feckless decision that he has made over the past week. i guess nobody could argue with you that it isa nobody could argue with you that it is a horror show for civilians in the area, many people killed, thousands of refugees, is looks likely to revive. there is the prospect of the tax and the russians clashing. but this issue of being the dominant power in the middle east, one senior foreign correspondent saying we have officially entered the post— american middle east. and that is a shame for the united states. you know, we have been in the middle east as a significant outside power since the mid—i9 70s, and you know, we have made some mistakes there, certain

he either got up from the sofa or was partially crouching when he was shot twice, while eating ice creamdanger when she pulled the trigger. cries i was scared. i was scared of this person in my apartment, and i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. bothamjean's mother, allison, who had remained composed throughout the trial, fought back tears as she described the day she learned her son had been fatally shot. she came to inform me that she had gotten a call, and that... ..somebody told her that botham was shot, and that he died. the shooting of botham jean, an unarmed black man, sparked demonstrations in dallas and appeals for justice, becoming a flashpoint on police violence and racial bias, particularly when prosecutors initially decided to bring the lesser charge of manslaughter against amber guyger. this is a victory for black people in america. it's a signal that the tide is going to change here. police officers are going to begin to be held accountable for their actions, and we believe that that will begin to change policing culture all over the world. sentencing is due to take place on wednesday

and peter crouch is going to be here, giving us his own unique take on life as a footballer. a band of rain currently moving from the west towards the east. when that clears most of us, we will see a return to bright skies, some sunny spells and the odd shower. but beyond that, the forecast trip —— remains unsettled. more in 15 minutes. good morning, it's wednesday the 16th of october. our top story: the parents of harry dunn have refused to meet the woman involved in the crash which killed their son during a visit to the white house. president trump offered charlotte charles and tim dunn the chance to meet anne sacoolas — who — unbeknown to them — was waiting in the next room. mrs sacoolas, who is married to a us diplomat, returned to america days after the crash which killed the 19—year—old, claiming diplomatic immunity. duncan kennedy has more. arriving at the white house, harry's pa rents, arriving at the white house, harry's parents, charlotte and tim, had no idea they were about to meet president of the united states. they spent 15 minutes with donald trump. afterwards,

or with the latest there from crouching thank you. and few moments we will have whether everton this time ahead on how to center on this motorbike. i think there can be the solution to traffic congestion in kenya's capital. shining a light on the leader in argentina for how the president's re-election chances hang in the balance on voting day plus sports find out why the fastest man in qualifying for not starting from pole position at the next grand prix. hello we have some rather active weather in and around the middle east at the moment out in the arabian sea we have this very big storm making its way a little further westwards this is a tropical side flow is making its way towards i'm out as we go on for the next couple days some uncertainty as to exactly whether it will make landfall or not but one thing we are pretty sure of at the moment is a very powerful system sustained winds of 240 kilometers per hour make it the equivalent to a category 4 hurricane where it's in the land sick as it makes its way further west where it's it i

in porter ranch, i'm angie crouch. back to you. >> angie. thank you. so difficult for people down there. this is a live look from the nbc chopper in southern california. you can see how intense the flames are. as we pull back a little you can get a real look at how big this is. multiple spots and the smoke all over the valley. we have learned firefighters have it 13% contained. so, the containment not much at all. no word yet on what started this fire. again just north of burbank in the communities of sylmar, granada hills, and porter ranch. you can head to our website for more information. >>> san jose is getting the most detailed look yet at google's plan to redesign parts of downtown. the city began evaluating the tech giant's proposal. it's a project that ded the city. robert handa joins us from that siteo show us the latest plan and how the public can be part of this entire process. >> reporter: that's right. we are here at deer don station near the arena downtown where google initially wants to develop about 80 acres. google's application to the

this one is "i bought fox and i'll buy you too" "crouching iger." this i like a lot. disney, that is practically a country now. the company's worth almost five times what it was when you started. you bought marvel, pixar, lucasfilm. there's some talk you may buy the ocean. i understand. pacific, pacific. >> if that works, we'll move on to the atlantic, right? >> jimmy: we lost spiderman to sony somehow. and then you got spiderman back. how did you get spiderman back? >> miraculously. >> jimmy: was tom holland really a part of that conversation? >> he was, he was. we had an event called d-23. >> jimmy: right. >> and tom was there, because he's a voice in a new pixar movie called "onward" with chris pratt, and he said something on stage. and it was clear that the fans wanted tom back as spiderman. >> jimmy: yes, it was. >> made by marvel and our marvel production team. >> jimmy: right. >> and after d-23, tom reached out to folks who work with me and said can i please have bob's phone number or e-mail? of course i'm very protective. and i said sure. have him reach out to

conversation between donald trump and zelensky in july, s s zelens zelensky's thinking, biden, bill barr, crouch make americans happy, because of military aid, because of the necessary relationship there. so, again, a lot of this is, you don't have to say quid pro quo. when you're the united states and you are meeting with the ukrainians you don't have to say i want x for y because it's implicit. >> so clear. >> one other quick thing. to the vice president's right, screen left, was senator martha mcsally, one of the republicans on the ballot in a purple state in 2020 who has been not saying very much at all. the sound of republican silence. she's among the most important to watch there, because, you know, she's the kind of senator who depending how this goes for her own liability given her background in the military, you never know. >> lost the race clearly in 2018. >> got wrap this up. thank you both. basically you just saw vice president pence saying there was no quid pro quo. no pressure, and that the president had been raising issuing appropriate. all of those things false. more on other bre

. >> it's not necessarily surprising that the president is definitely in a defensive crouch.has echoed the comments used on fox news. i think the first person to use this yesterday was newt gingrich. a bit rich looking at his role in the bill clinton impeachment. but he is trying to cast this aasen illegal process, as not a legitimate part of the way the constitution is set up. and the more doubt he can cast on the process, the better that is for his defense and for him trying to win over the american people to his side as well. >> so to that point, do you think that we're going to see the president hit the campaign trail more, if you want to use that, he loves to hold these types of rallies? but is that his safest place to kind of go on the offensive and try to frame the narrative of what is happening in congress? >> oh, absolutely. that is where the president is at his most comfortable and it was interesting to see his speech at the united nations last week on the very day that nancy pelosi announced this impeachment inquiry. he was very kind of low energy, actually to quot

basically he was in the defensive crouch for the rest of those answers. that said, anybody that stood at the state department podium knows matt. he's a tough questioner. he didn't have to take a question. i do give him kudos for knowing the question was coming and having it come from matt lee. >> i was on the phone call was the answer to the question martha raddatz asked. ten days later he says i was on the phone call to matt lee. doesn't tell us anything he thought or what he thought. definitely did not talk about any of the details that might come up in the impeachment investigation. >> i agree that matt lee is a good questioner to go to. and he's a real reporter and he asked tough questions. but i took it frankly as a recognition that pompeo knew he could not avoid this anymore after what happened with martha raddatz. but he didn't answer the main question matt asked whether he heard anything inappropriate. whether he faces members of the house for questioning, he is going to get asked. and it is, you know, a legitimate question within the oversight fu

i thought he was in a little bit of a defensive crouch, i agree with you that the thing to do now is, on defensive. you win campaigns on offense. and by the way, this is a little bit like swiftboat in that they went after something that was an asset of kerry. joe biden's character is his asset. so the most grifting president in the history of our country, all of his kids grifters. they all have the nerve to go after joe biden and his family for somehow using their office inappropriately, when they are which a chi ka-ching, ka-ching, every single day. they have got to get themselves going into an offense i have. i watched this with hillary clinton, she kept thinking, known is going to think this is a problem. and this administration, by the way, their emails, what a joke that whole email thing was. but she never really took it seriously enough to pivot and punch hard. that's what these guys need to do. the bidens, particularly joe, he needs to turn and go like a scalded cat against the president and his kids. >> we'll be right back. t and his >> we'll be right back or make me feel like

, we need to make -- even ifhat tether you're in a place where democrats have been in a defensive crouchke guns. while most people don't personally have the experience of being worried about your kids going to school. if our nominee has enough discipline to keep his experience at the center of the message even as all these other things happen around us. my name is daniel. i am an american jew and it is important to me that israel's occupation of the palestinian have 4.8 million palestinians who are living under the authority of the and over whom they cannot exercise any accountability. to me this is despicable in terms of the jewish principles of love and humanness that i was raised on. you said in the past you believe the occupation must end, and i'm glad we agree. than $3u.s. sends more million so there is a deep complicity in this nation. it is clear that we need real action. my question is, will you make aid to israel contingent on it since to the occupation completely? think it isieg: i leveraged to guide us in the right direction. if for example, around the one of of annexation, th

[sfx: mnemonic] >>> the impeachment inquiry is pushing the white house into a defensive crouch. the president is facing heavy criticism from republicans for abandoning allies in syria. over the weekend the commander of kurdish forces warned his people will face a full-scale ethnic cleansing. defense secretary mark esper suggested the administration was considering leaving troops in syria, but earlier today the president said that is not going to happen. >> we don't think it's going to be necessary. i don't want to leave troops there. it's very dangerous for -- you know, we had 28 troops as it turned out. people said 50. it was 28. and you had an army on both sides of those troops. those troops would have been wiped out. >> on top of that republicans were not happy with the president's decision to hold the next g7 at doral. according to the "new york times," some republicans thought it crossed a line and they couldn't defend it. "we just don't need this." the president reversed the decision on sunday. today, monday, he complained about it and wondered why no one is investigating

here's ben crouch or with the sports.ritish teams have already played two wins and a draw. 2—1 as we speak, we start with wolves who came from behind to beat bratislava to— came from behind to beat bratislava to — one. they were a goal down at the interval, but scored twice within a span of five minutes. the victory was soured later on when they were sent off three minutes' time, wolves are no second in their group. manchester united did just about enough to seal... he scored his first goal since returning from a hamstring injury to take united to the top of their group after three games. an impressive result for rangers, who drew 1—1, games. an impressive result for rangers, who drew1—1, a games. an impressive result for rangers, who drew 1—1, a brilliant strike from luis diaz was quickly cancelled out by alfredo mirallas. his tenth goal in 11 europa league games this season. the other two matches involving british sides around half an hour old. matches involving british sides around halfan hour old. 1—0 at matches invol

the inventor said when the drawer starts to slide, the instinct of the cat is to crouch, which makeser to slide down and then slide it out, and he can jump out. >> that's the smart one. >> about $50, and that's spring. dooloop. this is a little guy that clips onto the leash. so when you go for your walk, you can take your little doggy bag, stick it in there, and have it. after the doggy does his stuff, make a little knot in it, carry it to the nearest trash bin. >> that's really smart. i don't have a pet but i am a frequent pet sitter. and so for my friends, when i take the dogs out, i'm always like -- >> yes, exactly. so you need a dooloop. they're 8 bucks. poop is sold separately, create your own. so this little guy, th g been very calm here. this is for dogs that are normally off the leash -- >> who do we have here by the way? >> this little guy is wearing what we're showing, which is the raddog two in one leash collar. >> i thought he had a name or something. >> oh, sandy. >> oh, i thought his name was giz. >> oh, he should be the giz wiz pup. so this has a built-in leash. so if

but the democrats are, at least they are acting awfully in a defensive crouch, i thought, it came acrossjust saw, so i'll not going to try to. look, when you were arguing about processes, you can't argue the substance. that's what republicans have been dealing with. it seems like democrats took a little step in that direction today. but there is one thing i do know that nancy pelosi does not call a vote unless she knows she has the votes for it. and nancy i trust she knows what she's doing. i think the republican versus more 20 worry about this vote than the democrats do. >> what do you make of this and could you -- republicans here want to get a little giddy messing around with that but they need to be careful here in how they hand him this, no? >> no one knows how this will turn out. one, sten my hoyer is the voice of relatively moderate democrats and their caucus and their leadership. this is potentially a bad vote for the 30 house represents rengt districts that donald trump won in 2016. half of them in districts donald trump won pretty big. this could be a very, very bad vote for he

sure that conservative mps vote with the government come or persuading opposition mps, and he just crouchedhe front bench and had a word with him, impossible to tell from the body language which way this has gone, but i do think it is going it is certainly not going to bea going it is certainly not going to be a healthy government majority of 30. and then once they have got that result, it is worth listening out to what happens next. if it goes next stage of that bill, the committee stage, and they will start within a couple of minutes talking about the detail of the bill, moving on very, very quickly, to talk about what changes they might want to make and that will last for a couple of days. if it doesn't go through, boris johnson has said, if the eu make it along later brexit until the end of january, or along later brexit until the end of january, or longer, along later brexit until the end of january, or longer, then he will suspend this whole process, and actually instead will go for a general election. so, what we are going to be looking out for afterwards, if the government were to l

build that tether that allows the issue to be on the ground even when the democrats have been in the crouch like guns. and even with the overwhelming majority of republicans believe that we should do background checks. while most people thankfully don't have the experience of gun violence, they have a worry of their kid going to school. and so this is the touchstone of this if the nominee has the courage to keep this message as well as these horrifying things going around us. >> you have a nominee in mind? >> i have a thought. >> it is important to me that israel's occupation of the palestinian territories and not in spite of the ju day yicdaism because of it, we have palestinians over whom they cannot have any accountability, and this is despicable of the principles of love and principles that i was raised on. you sthad taid that the occupat must end, but the u.s. is giving military aid to israel each year and much of which is funding the occupation, and so there is a deep complicity in the issue. >> can you get to the question. >> so my question is will you make aid to israel contingent o

sandy hernandez, that's him, started to cry as he crouched down to hug his dogs.imal shelter when hernandez spotted them. he said they hopped a fence at his home over the weekend. >> my babies. i left them on friday, friday night. i've been looking for them all weekend. >> now they're back together. hernandez told our miami station, that's wfor, he was hanging flyers when someone told him the dogs had been taken to the shelter. he says he will now microchip them just in case they escape again. everybody says got to microchip your dogs. you never know. >> they look happy to be back -- >> very happy. >> yeah. >>> we're happy, too. that will do it for us. tune in to the welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. noime r baba. i do. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning i'm michelle griego. four people are dead after a wrong-way crash in san f

crouch on down don't make a sound and don't cry or you'll be found. >> can you tell the subcommittee what goes through your mind when you see this video. and what should congress >> be doing to help ensure the kids are safe and schools rather than putting the responsibility of kids to become experts in the active shooter situations. i was grateful enough to be able to be part of the creation team on this video. i remember when i first saw it on the first thing that came to mind as myself. i saw myself in that little girl loves giving that training. that was me. as my whole live. as i said, was born after columbine. we learned those little lines. the nursery rhyme things that are supposed to teach you how to survive when somebody comes into your school to murder you. additionally i think there are many things that can be done that i addressed. but i think of course, i will always say this but the first although it may be difficult is to address the nonviolence academics. initially like i said, we must invest money in a school mental health resources. and that we cannot just say again

>> a little defensive crouch i wouldn't say particularly about this issue sort of priced out, i think, any kind of on trade i think it's a matter of looking through this list on tariffs in terms of products that it applies to and then figuring out pricing implications from there. >> josh, what's your take on this as to whether or not this will spook the market further on trade? >> no reason for this. >> on a parallel track the president is screaming that interest rates are too low and that's what's holding back the economy. korpgs respect holding back operations because 1.85% is too much of an interest rate to borrow at and invest that's not the reason. this is the reason now we're going to expand it further? it's absolute madness. i completely don't under -- if you had some success doing this with china, then you said let's do it now with europe. you have no success doing this with china. >> i also would point out, the eurozone economy is very weak already, particularly some of these sectors that are going to be in the eye of the storm and whether they've been more exposed to the chi

the ten year at 1.5, we're again back in that zone of saying that the bond market is in a defensive croucho, you know, have to reckon with that. >> dow is down about 300 points the lows of the session. we've taken about 100 of that back off the table we're now around 200 points lower right now. the fact that we seem to be starting to scale closer towards the flat line tells you what >> it tells me that after two days of pretty heavy selling, people were already leaning in the negative direction, and the ism nonmanufacturing number has never really know much of a market move. if it plunged below 50 -- you have a jobs number tomorrow so you're withholding evidence about what the weight of the evidence is telling us about exactly where the economy is headed we went up 100 in a few minutes and it can go down in a few minutes. >> we're going to get clarida, so the odds of another cut for october go to the 80s, we'll see if the fed -- >> exactly and then we're talking about two cuts in terms of the market maneuvering. if you look at where the two year note has gone to, it's kind of pricing somet

evidence, it was clear that the jury accepted the finding that the individual appeared to be seated, crouching. >> the victim. >> did not do anything according to the evidence presented to appear to support the claim, i thought they were charging me or had a weapon. numberwo saw in the reporting, the prosecutor was able to bring in other things the officers had previously said in a different context to be sure that didn't make her look open minded or good, that cut into the idea this was a quote unquote tragic honest mistake. >> you had those messages that had certainly seemed to be influenced by race, and then you also had explicit text messages that she had shared with someone she was having an affair with. that came into evidence. the prosecutors were saying sh is distracted, texting with this boyfriend. are you surprised that that was able to come into evidence and the jury was able to consider it. >> i think it's a great question. we have seen this go both ways in different cases. wait, it seems unfair to have so much thrown in. here i think the prosecutors were able to say this is releva

. ♪ lock down lock down ♪ let's all hide ♪ lock the doors and stay inside ♪ ♪ crouch on down, don't make ♪ and don't cry or you'll be found ♪ >> ms. hogg, can you tell the subcommittee what goes through your mind when you see this video and what should congress be doing to help ensure kids are safe in schools rather than putting the responsibility on kids to become experts in active shooter situations? >> so i was grateful enough to be able to be part of the creation team on this video. and i remember when i first saw it, the first thing that came to mind was myself. i saw myself in that little girl that was giving that training because that was me. that's been me my whole life. as i said, i was born after columbine, and we learned those little rhymes, nursery rhyme things that are supposed to teach you how to survive when somebody comes into your school to murder you. additionally, i think there are many things that can be done that i addressed in my testimony. but i think of course i will always say this, the first step, though it may be difficult, is to address the gun violence epidem

. >> one thing i wanted to note i wrote this thing called "crouching tiger" back in 2015 and i talk abouter version to go 1000 miles to hit aircraft carrier. it's a very difficult thing to do. these are contexts within which router discussions that need to take place but the contrast between the ottoma t on a much d this is why donald j trump has been up again since the get go. it's going to be very hard to deal with china and you guys have been holding china speak to the fire there's no doubt about it but some of the solutions are impacting us, the ministration is considering the companies in the united states. china fire back of the unstable international market should that happen. we know that this was the topic of conversation. how serious is the president considering delisting chinese companies in the united states? >> to be very clear, that was totally fake news, cost investors billions of dollars in the rule it's an anonymous source and probably fake news designed to fool for money. the treasury department put out a statement saying that that is not under consideration. i will tell

she was sitting on the crouch. >> sandra: you have to watch it a couple of times. >> bill: at full speedoa. >> sandra: everybody is okay. you have to be prepared for anything. >> bill: you think that deer wanted a pedicure or manicure? what do you think? >> sandra: sit in the chair we'll take care of you. >> bill: some question this morning about kaourt in an orlando international airport after a woman was able to born a delta flight without i.d. or boarding pass. phil keating joining us live from miami. what happened here? >> it's all still a very puzzling mystery how exactly this woman in question got onto that plane and into the airline seat. before that's all resolved delta airlines is apologizing to everybody else who was on the plane for the inconvenience of the three-hour delay. the flight involved was delta flight 1516 scheduled to fly from orlando to atlanta just after 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. that went down the tubes fast for everyone on board during the boarding process when a properly ticketed passenger got to her assigned seat, revealing that the unticketed passenger was i

so this is now where she'll have to get used to a defensive crouch and figure out how she pivots andhich is weird. >> he's never precise. >> yes. but i guess you want to give him no holes to -- and the claiming of native american ancestry, she's apologized it is a krincher. i don't think -- people who go to her rallies, go to her speeches, even those who are on the fence, they come out of there all in. she has a candidacy that is strong and appears to be working. >> and she is now officially, the numbers have show, she is caught up to joe biden. it was a long climb over the summer and steady climb and these there. she is not the front-runner. they are tied. they are dual front-runners and look at the african-american voters because joe biden has had a lead there and she's chipping away there too. >> very slowly. >> up to 20%. >> is it her or trump chipping away at biden's lead? >> if you look at biden's numbers in the poll and the last three weeks of biden coverage, those numbers actually, you could see he's showing amazing resilience. >> he's strong with his base. and so is bernie.

. >> and you saw on the second home run he just crouches over, he knows the second it's hit that it's gone. and then in the tenth inning just fireworks. >> howie kendrick hits the grand slam that will become part of washington lure. and now they move on. they've got a great shot. they have a better record and that st. louis. st. louis won their division so the series will be in st. louis. but the nationals have -- i don't know if they're the favorites, but they're at least an even shot to go to the world series. good for washington and for the nationals. >> yeah. and you look over in the american league, we didn't really talk about it a whole lot, but tampa, man, what a shock. >> yeah. >> i was expecting the as to win the wildcard and move forward. tampa's been a real surprise and so that game tonight of course will have a big impact on who plays your yankees. >> yeah, it's going to be tough. they're playing in houston but anything can happen in one of these deciding games. houston has gerrit cole pitching at home. he's been dominate all season. as a yankee fan we're rooting hard for

sometimes i think democrats have this tendency to be in this defensive crouch and assume people aren'tast if we keep our focus on the main things we can achieve. there is a strong american majority to get these things done. we need to engage and build that american majority. >> speaking of the midwest, we have an em bitered cardinal fan claire mccaskill who has a question for you. >> mayor pete as somebody who lives in a state very similar to yours, i'd like you to talk about rural missouri and indiana, rural america and your campaign. you have really talked about pragmatism and people want to call you, oh, he's a centrist, but really, it's more you're a pragmatist. talk about that in context of how you think we can chip away at the dominance the republican party has had in your state and mine in rural parts of our country. >> you know, i think there's a huge opportunity right now because not just politically but just in terms of culture and values. you know, what the trump administration represents really goes against a lot of values that are important in rural america, too, from just