kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more... dan (danillow finds the san jose metro area which includes all of santa clara county now tops the list of the least affordable markets to own a home.as we look at the numbers, homeowners in the san jose metro area are spending 53.5% of their monthly gross income on their mortgage... that is based on an annual median household income of $118,061.the los angeles area ranks second, and the san francisco metro area which includes san francisco, marin, alameda and contra costa counties ranks third, where homeowners must come up with 44.9% of their monthly gross income to pay their mortgage, with the median income there of $104,172.renting isn't much betterthe median rent in the san jose metro area is $3,499, requiring 35.6% of your monthly gross income... and the median rent in the san francisco metro area is $3,399, requiring 39.2% of your monthly gross income... and to make matters worse, the zillow study also finds, those making the least amount money are having to come up with an even great per

dan dan bongino. colin kaepernick got booted from the nfl because of his play i think, i don't think it was because of the kneeling. i mean he was fine but i don't think he was like one of the best of the best. but nike thinks this is our audience. what's the big deal? >> because the ad campaign in and of itself is ridiculous. believe in something. what does colin kaepernick believe in? even he seems confused about this. keep in mind, he is the same guy that wore a pair of socks depicting police officers, some of the finest among us, as pigs. he also defended the castro regime. you know, the castro regime that imprisons its political opposition and when it doesn't present them, it kills them? that regime. believe in something, what exactly does he believe in? and to sacrifice everything, what exactly has he sacrificed? he just got a multimillion dollar contract from nike and he played a game for a living for millions of dollars. it's a hard pass on the nike campaign, i don't think so. this was one of the worst business decisions in american history. >> i would disagree that it was a bad business decision, we have seen that nike realizes what they are doing. they do market research and they understand these things. number one, even though there was a slight drop in their stock, i think it was about 3%, they are up 50% and they also realize that the majority of their growth and revenue is coming from places like latin america and china. >> don't you think china would put up with any of this stuff? china is making all the nike stuff. they are producing it. i don't think they care about colin kaepernick one way or the other. >> he stands for justice and equality and equity for all citizens, that's what he has stood for from the very beginning. or kneeling for. >> can i ask you guys a question that's unrelated? do you think he was really cut from the nfl because of the kneeling? >> absolutely. i don't think there's any question. >> i'm setting aside -- i actually -- in football, i don't see the great passer, i don't see the great runner. go ahead, danny. >> wasn't he on a team that was one and 11? >> but that's not a reason. >> i know colin kaepernick in his early days, he went to the super bowl and was a dynamic runner and pastor. i know a lot of those skills passed him by and to jason's point, he stands for justice, he may like the wall in cuba where they lined people up and shooed them and kill them, that kind of justice? because you know he's on tape defending the castro regime, and the literacy rate in cuba. then he said something absolutely tragic. he said it cuba spends more money on education than they do on prisons. you know why that is? they don't need a lot of presence, they kill a lot of these people and then they throw them in a dungeon. he may want to look into that. >> god bless him, i'm sure -- the cuba stuff is not attached to reality. this is the addict, i think we should show the ad because this is running tomorrow and it will still be a big viewership tomorrow night on the nfl. let's watch. >> if you are born a refugee, don't let it stop you from playing soccer for the national team at age 16. don't become the best basketball player on the planet, be bigger than basketball. believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. don't ask if your dreams are crazy, ask if they are crazy enough. >> i don't see how anyone could be against what the message was in that add a comment to me it sounds like a good ad. the other thing i would say number one in terms of football, just to go into a little bit of sports, nathan peterman, and no disrespect to nathan peterman that he is the starting quarterback in the nfl. he threw five interceptions in one half. colin kaepernick threw for all season along with 16 touchdowns so i think he is very much capable. whether he starts or not that should be a decision up to the team. >> it's like canadian football. dan whether or not it's good or not for the nfl, it's the message, or it's a messenger. i think for police they feel like they put their lives on the line and they are not getting a fair shake here. it feels like people are painting with a broad brush even though there have been tragic things happening to african-americans in the inner-city, no doubt about it. it feels like it's antipolice into a lot of the people in law enforcement. dan, close it out. >> while it is. he wore socks with cops depicted as pigs and i think you just address the saddest part of this whole thing. there is a very real conversation to be had about the treatment of minorities in this country. you don't start the conversation by putting on a pair of socks depicting cops as pigs. sorry about that but it's not going to happen. >> laura: people are going to be kneeling and i don't think that's going to save a single life. good conversation guys, thanks so much. when we come back, steve bannon disinvited from a fancy n

(vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with more (dan) (dan) (vicki) we're learninge about the shooting spree in bakersfield last night..that left six people dead, including the gunman. authorities have identified that man....and know more about his connection to at least one of the victims.. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) the gunman's been identified as 54- year-old javier casarez...who targeted people at two locations. the kern county sheriff says one of his victims was his estranged wife... investigators -- still trying to figure out the connections to the other four people killed. they think casarez forced petra casarez to come with him to a trucking company where he shot a man....shot and killer her....then chased and killed a second man. the gunman then went to a house where he shot and killed another man and his adult daughter. he was eventually cornered at a friend's business after a carjacking..and killed himself after refusing to drop his gun. in body cam video...you can hear a deputy repeated asking him to do that.. there's conflict

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dan dicker. -- and dan dicker. let's get your takeaways, phil is worried about an emerging market crisis that could spread, looking like the 1990's, similar to the asian crisis. danker likes anadarko, marathon and exxon for the 4% dividend yield. coming up, argentina's placing a new tax on crop exports, many wonder if farmers are the solution to a crisis marked by rampant inflation and a plunging currency. as we head to break, we look at the big commodity moves of the week, it was not just the trade em story, but also silver, the cheapest versus gold since 2007. this is bloomberg "commodities edge." ♪ ♪ alix: i am alix steel and this is bloomberg, "commodities edge." time for the data dig. we are going to delve deep into the market trends of the week. first, oil inventory numbers. the good and the bad. for the good, you had a bigger than expected crude draw in the u.s. the bad was that hurting oil prices was rising gasoline and diesel stockpiles were built. the worry, is this the start of a trend or a blip? at me, the big eye popper the barclays energy conference was halliburton. you can see crews in the permian have declined in the last few months. halliburton s

kron4's dan kerman is live kron4's dan kron4's dan today. an is live in downtown san francisco tonight. he has been following this story since it broke. dan what can you tell us about the situation there this evening? (pam) (pam) ( jr ) the sight his accusers have been awaiting for years: bill cosby in handcuffs .... the first celebrity jailed for sex crimes in the #metoo era. (on cam)a pennsylvania judge declared that the 81=year=old comedian is a violent sexual predator and menace to society. ( pam) the judge sentenced cosby to three- to ten- years in state prison, with mandatory enrollment in a sex offender's program. catherine heenan is here with what's heenan is here catherine catherine heenan is here with what's next for the man once known as "america's dad." catherine? (catherine) lovable doctor cliff huxtable -- unmasked as a predator who raped women who saw him as a mentor. the rumors started more than a decade ago and led to his arrest three years ago. after two trials, cosby is finally paying the price. gavel natafter the sentencin

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dan and louise? dan is still getting dressed. to go back to dan and louise? back to dan and louise? dan is still getting dressed. i went a little bit donald trump on the tight, it was too young. the viewers get quite itchy if his tie is not perfect. standards!” get quite itchy if his tie is not perfect. standards! i now have the bottom bit longer than the top that. i will sort it out while carol is on. carol is out and about for us in south london this autumn morning, but she is bearing bad news for those of us who like to hunt for conkers. good morning to you. good morning all. you are quite right. i am at moreton hall park in london, one of london's largest open spaces, and there is thought that there might be fewer conkers on the ground because of the heatwave we have had and also high winds. i will be speaking to someone high winds. i will be speaking to someone who knows a lot more about it than i do later in the programme. if you are in the south of england this morning, especially out in the countryside, it is cold. temperatures falling to about two or

dan coats' old friend in the united states senate, senator john mccain. my guess, my educated guess, is that the author of the new york times op ed piece is john mccain's old friend dan coats. "the new york times" says the author of the piece approached the newspaper through an intermediary recently. it sounds like the approach came after john mccain died 11 days ago. i'm sure dants has been thinking about john mccain a lot recently. and he has probably been asking himself: what would john mccain do? and dan coats might have finally decided that what john mccain would do or what he would want dan coats to do would be to tell the american people the truth of what they needed to know about the president of the united states. >> i'm wondering, when you watch that in helsinki, what was your gut reaction watching him validate vladimir putin's assessment over yours? >> my thoughts there was that i needed to correct the record for that and that this is the job i signed up for and that was my responsibility. obviously, i wished he had made a different statement. but i think that now that his -- it's been clarified based on his late reactions to this and so i don't think i want to go any further than that. >> that was as far as dan coats was willing to go publically. two months ago. today i think maybe dan coats went further than that. a lot further. that a lot further.

dan and michelle's mother were divorced and dan was raising michelle and camilla loan, while working days at the juvenile detention center. and nights and weekends playing steel guitar with his country band cimmaron. dan tried to keep a watchful eye on his girls, and even took them to work with him at the juvenile detention center to show them where careless mistakes can lead. some of it seemed to take. some of it didn't. at 13, michelle became pregnant. >> i was devastated. but what can you do? you can't be with them 24/7. all you can do is bring them up, nurture them, show them love, attention, appreciation. >> and sometimes they make a mistake. >> and sometimes they make the wrong turn or a mistake. >> shortly after her 14th birthday, michelle valdez gave birth to a baby girl she named angelica. so you were being a father all over again. >> father all over again. >> i was only 8 years old and becoming an aunt, you know. it was tough, but once, you know, we had that bond, me and angelica, it was nice. i enjoyed it. >> at 14, most kids rightfully think their best years are ahead of them. high school, college, career. that was not the track michelle valdez was on. though dan continued to tape all the

dan, do you agree? dan: i have seen it before. every five years there is an emerging market crisis that is going to collapse commodities, and most times, it does not turn out. of course this time it may in fact turn out, but most of the time it think -- i think it is not and the demand picture is going to stay that way. alix: the potential difference is the oil price in local currencies. looking at levels we have not seen since 2008, whether you are looking at the argentine peso or the lira. we have a chart that shows the spike we have seen. how price-sensitive are these countries considering some of the subsidies have rolled off in the last couple of years? danto a certain degree, obviously the strength in the dollar is going to impact to demand to a degree, but again, these are inflexible demand numbers to me, and currencies play less of a role then people -- role than people put into them. again, i think the emerging market contagion is not as bad as most people -- at least in the commodities sense as a lot of the analysts are looking for. alix: so why are you so pessimistic then? phil: i understand what dan is saying. we see emerging market crisis probably every two or three years. this time the difference is the trade war, what it is doing to inflation and what inflation is going to do to the fed. the last thing we want right now is higher u.s. interest rates because at $3.5 trillion of debt, dollar-denominated debt in these countries. as their currencies go down and as u.s. interest rates go up, to create the conditions for a crisis. and we have not seen that in the last five years. this is the first time in my memory, and i've been doi

dan and jennie's example again, dan's $400,000 value as of january 1 is used to set the tax bill for the following fiscal year beginning july through june of the next year. jennie buys the property from dan in october. the taxable value is reset to $700,000 as of october, but the bill issued still reflects dan's lower value. in this case, jennie would expect to receive one supplemental or catch-up bill to capture the difference between her assessed value and began's fr began's -- dan's from october through june. because of january 1 we already know of the sale, we would have used the following year to set jennie's property taxes and no other supplemental bill should be received. however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the fo

dan mcdonald. dan says, e-i-e-i-o. dan's comments are echoed by hose like gary that says getting rid of the death tax adds jobs in the future because texas can keep their lands, pass them on to kids, grandkids for all eternity. let's step up and pass the rsion two and keep #keepingthecrumbs? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise to recognize u.s. army private first class warren goss, a western pennsylvanian native, warren answered the call to defend his country and joined the u.s. army in july, 1943, at the age of 18. mr. rothfus: he jend went training for the d-day invasion as a rifle man. under heavy fire and without support, warren and his fellow comrades were some of the first soldiers to bravely storm the beaches of normandy, succeeding in their mission to secure a german communications tower. afterwards, warren w

dan's getting. >> what is that? who bought it? >> i did. >> you got the actual one? >> yeah, that's your car. >> are you serious? >> 100%. >> so dan has the 1967 bel-air as his first car. you sell a car and never forget about it. so he and his brother decided to see if they could find it. and they found it. they found the actual car that used to belong to dan. and they considered buying it, but dan was getting married and they needed to start a new life together. they couldn't really afford to buy this car. and that's where this story begins. >> it's 100% real, that's yours, dan. >> he was like, i'm drawing a blink, i don't know what is going on here. >> he's so confused because this is such a cool thing that is happening. but stacey, his brother tells him, yes, this is your car. in fact, stacey has been working on this car for about a year, painting it, restoring it, putting it together to be in tippy top shape to be presented to dan. >> oh, man. he spent time and money on it with the paint job and everything. >> this -- brother did good. >> yeah. >> my brothers suck. >> he gets in and it looks slightly different than when he first had it, but they did such a great job that he absolutely loves it. >> best brother ever. >>> i'm about t t t t t t t t t jump. >> will didn't want the other guys to miss out. >> you guys will be jumping on dece

dan pfeiffer, does not sound the like dan pfeiffer who worked for another indiana candidate. come on. >> if you already voted for neil gorsuch, i think you know which way this is going to go here. so i think love dancalling in the line. other democrats here have a slightly different view of that. >> real quick -- >> and you deny the republicans an issue. you don't help yourself proactively with voters, but you deny the republicans at least. you can say that. >> that's the tension right now. that's the tension between the base and more of the reality and the humor keeping an eye on -- >> the biggest mystery really going to be of doug jones an aye or a nay? >> don't knock that. that's what we're going to spend the next three weeks trying to figure out. feel free to make an appearance in the halls of congress. >>> next, the president dares congress to stop him from junking nafta. pokes a little fun at your friends to the north. higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming

right now, everything going on in north carolina, the lieutenant governor of that beautiful state dan forest. dan, thank you for taking the time. how do things look there? >> depends where you are, neil. we're in the beginning of it, believe it or not, as you heard 1000 times the past week, it will be a flood event as much of anything. we were spared a little bit of wind obviously along the coast. there is a lot of wind damage. if you start to follow the thing inland, neil, you heard about the rain totals, morehead city, atlantic beach, but go to new bern, gold borrow, all of this is around with heavy rain bands, they are places that can't sustain a whole lot of water very long. you will have a lot of inplanned flooding and cause a lot of damage. neil: governor, last report we were be looking up to 40 inches of rain expected. is that still the case? i can't fathom that the. >> we were already at that at atlantic beach. 38 inches. they are on the coast they can handle a little more because they're on the ocean. but new bern, the rivers are fairly small when you get inland, they fill up really quic

dan da n eva ns dan evans beat denis istomin in five sets. cameron norrie has lost tonight. gb is without andy murray and kyle edmund. they must win the best—of—5 tie to be seeded in next few‘s new look david scott format. steph curry is regarded as one of nba's best point guards. the highest paid player in the league and considered by many as an all—time great. well, today, he's in east london inspiring a new generation of basketball players on this side of the atlantic. he took some time out to tell our sports editor dannversation. i think on the court we all have reactions to things that happen, i have drawn mouthpieces before, had outbursts that you might want to ta ke outbursts that you might want to take back. the way she handled it's, how eloquently she put her sentiments around gender equality in her sport, it created a conversation that we all can assess for ourselves —— how she handled it afterwards. at think it did not take away from naomi. it was her time to shine as a champion. there were issues that serena williams wanted to deal with. those conversations will keep going and it is because of how she took a stand. that is all the sport. plenty more on the website, including more on simon yates. he has increased his lead at the vuelta a espana to more than a minute and a half with one competitive stage to go, going for his first went to a victory. that is on the website. that is the sport. we have some warm tropical air heading our way this week. strong winds as well. today the warmest air w

dan bongino, -- hold on, i willn get to dan and i come back to you. i promise. dan, 48 hours, he promises the big bombshell, and he said if his client, "warning, my client has previously done work with the state department, the u.s. mint, doj.k had multiple security clearances in the past. g.o.p. and others should be very careful in trying to suggest she is not credible."fu the big drama building. dan? >> avenatti is a carnival barker. he's a clown. we don't know what he's talking about. it's convenient that he's waiting until wednesday night the night before the hearing that are supposed to take place on thursday where dr. ford is supposed to show up, which i don't think she will, by there way, and give her side of the story in front of the senate committee. laura, if you are serious unlike avenatti, who is a clown he's an embarrassment to clowns. clowns don't want to be associated with avenatti. he was serious with getting to the bottom of the charges, he would put the information out there now, so credible people could do a credible investigation like senator gra

dan lewis/chp"that's where the car stopped. i imagine the hillside is probably 300 to 400 yards down."chp's officer dan lewis was called to the rescue.officer danewis/chp"i don't know how she survived that and for that long,"police say it was all thanks to some kayakers floating by.officer dan lewis/chp"if they weren't out there that day and she kept going down the hill and i'm not sure anyone would have found her at all for a very long time. they basically saved her life."firefighters hiked the rugged terrain and were able to stabilize the 47- year-old woman who had suffered some major injuries. officer dan lewis/chp"for the firefighters going down there, that's the hard part because that's a steep embankment. honestly i'm really impressed by those kayakers who took the time out of their day, if it wasn't for them she would've been down there a really long time,"maneuvering through mountainous terrain, at first, the chp helicopter had difficulty even locating the stranded woman.officer dan lewis/chp"we were hovering up and down the hillside trying to find her. one of the kayakers parked his boat, got out to the short, hiked up to her, took off

dan: yeah, i know, that's right. >> anthony: astrophysicists like dan marrone will be looking through those telescopes at, get this, sagittarius a, the freakin' black hole at the center of the milky way. >> dano one's ever actually looked at one and if you can build a telescope the size of the entire earth, you can actually see with enough resolution to watch things just swirling around disappearing into the black hole. we're basically taking every sublinear telescope in the world to synthesize one telescope that's 11,000 kilometers across, basically the size of the entire earth. >> anthony: really? >> dan: so that we can take the picture of the black hole at the center of our galaxy. >> anthony: wow. south pole is particularly useful because -- >> dan: there's no other site like this. the atmosphere is extremely stable. it's extremely clear. there's no water in it, water absorbs the microwaves we're looking at. so you can just map the sky day and night for 6 months a year without stopping, and it gives the best maps we can make short of going to space. >> anthony: i grew up in the kennedy era, where the space program was everything. the first man on the moon, the space race, the whole natio

dan lewis/chp"that's where the car stopped. i imagine the hillside is probably 300 to 400 yards down."chp's officer dan lewis was called to the rescue.officer dann't know how she survived that and for that long,"police say it was all thanks to some kayakers floating by.officer dan lewis/chp"if they weren't out there that day and she kept going down the hill and i'm not sure anyone would have found her at all for a very long time. they basically saved her life."firefighters hiked the rugged terrain and were able to stabilize the 47- year-old woman who had suffered some major injuries. officer dan lewis/chp"for the firefighters going down there, that's the hard part because that's a steep embankment. honestly i'm really impressed by those kayakers who took the time out of their day, if it wasn't for them she would've been down there a really long time,"maneuvering through mountainous terrain, at first, the chp helicopter had difficulty even locating the stranded woman.officer dan lewis/chp"we were hovering up and down the hillside trying to find her. one of the kayakers parked his boat, got out to the short, hiked up to her, took off his t-shirt

dan or agree with dan. my inclination is fight but i might agree. you know who took numbers down facebook they took the numbers down they took the margins down in a very big way, right. so i think that the risk reward is very key. >> we're in the same camp. the they got it down and analysts brought the estimates down that's why we have seen a multiple like we have never seen in the stock before. >> what are investors -- what multiple are they willing to pay for a company that i think, again, their most important asset is data. this is the thing that's going on right now and it's google, amazon, netflix. they don't exist without that asset. >> in terms of the multiple that goes back to your thought that they already guide are took the guidance down. that's if you believe the guidance that's if you you believe they have a handle on what this whole thing is going to spend. cost excuse me. >> yes i think they have. >> and i'm not sure we know that. >> we don't. we don't but i don't know for sure. >> dan's got his mic's upside down tonight which means that actually it explains why the entire conversation -- >> what, what listen here the company they added $42 billion on carbon no debt on the balance sheet still generating cash. whatever fines they paid they have guided to the cost relative to the cash flow here is the thing. the most important thing we know data is the thing they sell we are the product but they have a billion plus users and what's app nefrp montized that. what if they make a play into the payments. >> the convert calcium that's what i was talking about. >> what i'm saying again it's a matter of sentiment. it's derisked a good bit. >> from facebook to another tech giant stalling out we are talking about google facing a perfect storm of problems let's go to julia boorstin for the details >> well, melissa, the ftc started hearings on competition and consumer protection, questioning whether google along with facebook and amazon are monopolies this comes amid reports that a

dan says it could get worse and one of the biggest names in the group reports next woke. walk us through, dan. >> pepscy is reporting talking about consumer staples here this is kind of an interesting conversation right after that retail one you know, consumer staple stocks have the worst performing secretary ner the s&p right now down 3.5% on the year. the xlp, the etf that tracks the sector is made up different than the xrt. the top five stocks make up eye% of weigh pepscy coke, proctor and gamble, phillip morris and wlrnlt process. all i've stocks act badly .best on the year is unchanged on the year the worst one phillip morris is down 23% on the year i'm not holding my breath for any of those names to report q 3 earnings and drag this sector up lab. so i thinks pepscy how it reacts next woke the options market is not complying a big movement 2% in either direction. but how the stock reacts how investors take it could be interesting. earlier in the year the group was volatile input costs went higher you know and margins were pressed a little bit this group trades expensive to the broad market here. so as i think about the chart and the technical setup here, look at this uptrend since 2011. it broke it earlier in the year when things started to getted about. just got rejected there. i want to play over the next couple months or so for a move back below 50 bucks here so very specifically, the trade when the stock was trading at 53.85, the xlp you could simply low back out to november expiration by the november 54 put paying 90 cents. they brake even at 53.10 down 1.5%. that's the max risk. one of the things interesting when mike talked about the equal weighted xrt and why to sproid it there is not a lot of risk when you have five stocks making up 50% of the weight there is where you want to let it run a little bit i'm in the money on the 54 strike and i want to see this thing start moving back down closer to 50 and at some point i may spread it by selling a lower strike put in november to make a vertical put spread. >> yeah, you know it's interesting, again, the he was engs ming he didn't use a spread here the xrt is more volatile than this particular one is and you'll notice that actually this option costs about as much as a spread in the other which is why going ahead and buying that put outright also makes a lot of sense we obviously have the upcoming earnings season in here. as he mentioned you have a halve of stocks that could make it move around a decent amount and the options are cheaper which justifies the structure. >> as a setup goes, the key thing from my seat is what dan showed on the skroen there which is a long assent and then initial breck, followed by a throwback to the point from which it broke that historically is a very bad situation to be in you've had a lot of volatility -- remember the beta of the staple as a sector is.82. more volatility really than the market of late in a dormant asset that breaks and recovers the likelihood of failure here is high. >> does the outlook change, dan if the markets break down if you see a pullback in the markets is there a safety trade. >> it's funny i'm not worried about that preponderates is the one thing we didn't talk about, right. a lot of the names we talked about that make up the big weight have great are than 3% dividend yield we know with the 10 year back above 3% that's one of the reasons they have lost luster but i don't think that we're in a position where if the market is higher these stocks are not going to perform they're the worst acting in the broad market if we go lower i expect them trading

<dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "this is his golden opportunity to inflict more injury on people but to also draw attention to himself."danrusso/aaron quinn's attorney: "i think it's going to be a terrible experience for them. how can it not be a terrible experience for them?">(pam) russo says, huskins and quinn are prepared for the showdown in court - but acknowledge it will not be easy. muller is already serving a 40-year sentence in federal court. if convicted on the new charges against him... he could be sentenced for life. (ryan) the red flag warnings may be over... but fire danger remains high here in the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence lawrence karnow: temperatures soared into the 90s in the hottest valleys today as sunshine and offshore winds brought warm weather all the way to the coast. it will be a beautiful warm evening and skies will stay nice and clear. on the satellite you can see as high pressure moves over the west coast it continues to bring sunshine and warm weather to the end of summer. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland

dan simon is in phoenix. dan, who are you talking to, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, hey, brooke. as you can imagine, the reaction has been decidedly mixed. the most visible reaction has actually been outside of jeff flake's office in phoenix, where we saw a number of protesters outside of that office. they have been there for the past 24 hours, a lot of women dressed as hand maids, wearing the red dresses and white bonnets. when the word came out this morning that jeff flake was actually going to support judge kavanaugh, we saw their moods totally deflate. and then when we saw this one-week delay, the mood changed a bit. here's what some of those protesters had to say. take a look. >> i saw him being confronted by the women when he was in the elevator, and thought he was a little bit in a pickle. so i'm happy to hear that he's agreed to work, putting forward the idea of the seven-day period. we'll see. >> flake is under a lot of pressure from all sides. and i think he's trying to play all sides, really. because he always votes for trump. so if he really disagreed with trump's positions or his mannerisms, instead of just complaining about his manners, he should vote against him. but they have made a deal with the devil. >> reporter: as we know, jeff flake has been a polarizing figure in the state of arizona, with many republicans upset over his criticism towards president trump. once again, he finds himself in this place where he's not able to please really many people on either side. i've seen some people remark, brooke, he's now occupying the space of his colleague, the late senator john mccain, where people have now -- are now saying he is now acting like a maverick. brooke? >> dan in the senate, republican senator susan collins, is from. she says she is still undecided how she'll vote on judge kavanaugh. she's also been targeted by anti kavanaugh protesters. this is a scene inside her portland, maine, office. officers were called in after a crowd of people were marching inside. kaylee hartung is there for us. and what's been going on? >> reporter: brooke, just as you're seeing those tensions high in washington, or in arizona, we're feeling those here too in maine, just outside of senator collins' office here in portland. you can see the cop cars behind me. those called to help keep the peace in senator collins' office earlier today. there was a group of women who had hoped to organize a sit-in for maybe 15 or 20 women today. but hundreds showed up. senator collins' staff inundated by this large volume of people, really wanting to share their concern, their frustration and their objection to brett kavanaugh. you heard shouts like, "all of maine is waiting." they

dan bongino composed of the "dan bongino show" and former secret service agent. he's been following this case very closely as anyone who listens to his show nose. good to see you, thank you for being here. you heard what ed reported in the set up piece, one of the things that keep striking me were, who were these people who were sent to sort of tantalized george papadopoulos and try to give him information and what's the basis of that? and how did he first come to meet the professor? watch. >> he invites me to the end as hotel by the liverpool station. and he said, let's get breakfast. i had no idea what he wanted to talk about it except for that he was returning from russia. so i thought, okay, let's meet. suddenly he drop this bomb on me and he says, i just got back from russia and i have all this information, but the russians have thousands of hillary clinton's emails. >> martha: what does that sound like to go? >> it sounds like papadopoulos was not part of collusion but a set up. there are three key set ups her here. and with specific regard, what's fascinating about this is, are we interested anymore about following the evidence, or have partisan blinders made us -- the interaction has -- is not what the media made it out to be. and no evidence has been produced to refute this. there was no offer of emails, it was simply a statement. however untoward it may have been about having russia emails, that's fine. no evidence has come up to the contrary, was apparently ever made available at all. one more thing. the lawyer and his associates,y are photos out there to prove it. i wish people could look at the evidence and not conjecture. >> it would be great if people would look into that as well. it just raises a lot of questions and there were several of these papadopoulos interviews this morning. listening to everything he says, the question that rises for me over and over is, why were these people suddenly popping into his life? i know he was on the list of foreign policy advisors but suddenly there is a ton of interest in him and everyone is putting in front of him very tantalizing information to try to see, it feels like it, if he would take the bait. >> the answer is, at that stage of the trump campaign, we have to put ourselves back to where we were. a lot of the more elitist foreign policy, and i don't mean that in a bad way, but elite foreign policy advisors who sadly at that time had avoided the trump campaign. and and mr. george poppel papadopoulos was not up one of those elite guys and he was an easy target to set up because he hadn't had this experience in the arena in the past. the set up narrative is very credible if you look at it. >> martha: i do want to ask you about what donald trump jr. had to say about the fallout at the white house. after this op-ed appeared from a disgruntled senior administrator official. he says the circle is getting very small of trust. watch this. >> i think there are people in there that he can trust, it's just a much smaller group than i would like it to be. >> who do you trust? >> i will keep that to myself. >> and they are not family? >> outside of family, i think that goes without saying. >> martha: what do you make of that? >> it sad that it comes to this. we have a duly elected president of the united states you are free to disagree with or not. he can't even get advice from an elite bunch of people out there because they don't trust anyone and this op-ed was just a cowardly, really despicable act. martha, i don't speak with forked tongue on this, i don't look for anyone's applause line but i resigned my job as a secret service agent when i left under the barack obama administration. i had no personal dislike for barack obama, i just felt like the country wasn't headed in the direction. this person who brought this up, he should do the brave thing and not the cowardly and resigned. but i don't blame them for shortening up or tightening up their circle. it's clear they can't trust anyone and it's clear the media will print this kind of stuff to make them look bad. >> martha: it before i let you go, gary cohen and rob porter both came out today with statements basically saying that they loved working in the white house, that they felt that the portrayals of them in the woodward book were misleading. obviously, they are in a difficult position and the word is that the president is very unhappy with them. you do have to ask yourself, if this book has been created to push of a certain narrative, or, was he really open about everything that he was told? >> some of the denials have been pretty forceful from others as well, including general kelly who is a well respected man on both sides of the aisle. and martha, having seen the first year of the white house, i can tell you from having been here on the ground that chaos in the white house is not a hallmark of any one specific administration in the first year. it's a hallmark of all of them. i was there. i think the book has some issues. >> martha: danou. thanks so much for coming on. so, will she stay or will she go? nancy pelosi says it's all up to president trump. >> i said, if he's here, i'm here. >> martha: breaking news, guess who else is about to hit the campaign trail for the midterms? we will be right back. ♪ ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your docto

dan bongino's podcast you should. dan, a lot of clarity on that. thank you for your time. rachel: thank you dan, always great.indsey graham for his fiery speech on capitol hill. >> lindsey graham. >> needs stabilizing influence of dead boyfriend. pete: the attack that has lots of people fired up this morning. >> plus jillian mele and carley shimkus are live at the state fair in texas. good morning. >> good morning cou coup cow gi. >> bret has a surprise for us. take it away and get this thing started. >> listen to this. >> stay tuned. we're coming right back. >> go ahead, berth. whip the chainsaw, baby. ♪ i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ even when nothing else is. gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, (brand vo) snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,628 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace >> this is the most unethical sham since i have been in politics. and if you really wanted to know t

followed by swat at 10, then at 11:00 hear how the bay area reacted to dan quayle's speech 26 years ago. >> where's he at now, dan quayle? be interesting to find out. >> maybe be watching tonight. >> you never know. >> thank for watching. >> ahead at 6:00, a look at how a new federal lawsuit caps off a rough summer for tesla's elon musk. liz, alan, and paul back in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this thursday, from washington. under oath, christine blasey ford says she is 100% sure she was sexually assaulted by brett kavanaugh. and under oath, the supreme court nominee says he never exually assaulted her or anyone. we have extensive coverage of an extraordinary day on capitol hill, starting with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am here because i believe it ec my civic duty. i believed he was going to rape me, and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? 1 100%. a i am innocent of this charge. and i never sexually assaulted anyone.

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dan had the call on the 18th with johnny miller. dan, take it away on the green. >> thank you very much, steve. joined by my partner johnny miller on the far right, the fedexcup chaion hereustin rose on my right, immediately, the commissioner of the pga tour, jay monahan, and the tour championship winner tiger woods. [ cheers and applause ] anzing journey for you, tiger. we'll get some details and comments from yt in j a moment but first, you've been waiting a long time to get presented another pga tour ophy. number 80, the calamity jane replica here and to do the honors, jay monahan. >> thank you, dan. what a day for the greatest game on the planet. i want to first --yes, thank you. i want to first start off by recognizing our, partne coca-cola and southern company, hosell as fedex, and our tom and ann cousins, who are sitting at their homes right now huge smiles on theirfaces. i also want to recognize our passionate and growing fan base for a great week and a great season. tiger, you entered this season with a lot of questions, and a lo of uncertainty around your golf game. what did you do? you went out and you had a remarkable season, and what it only be described as fittiner you came to east lake with a top 30 players in this season, you win our final event of the season, you're the 2018 tour championsh winner, capturing your 80th pga tour win. [ cheers and applause ]y it's honor to present you with the calamity jane.id >>ou want to put that in play today? >> my goodness, yes. little stroke, yeah. >> tiger, the scene coming down th hill womething reminiscent when you first burst

dan coats. both chrisfer wray and dan coats are going to have to stand up to this president and say no.oing to release material that they have committed to keep confidential to protect people, and it's going to be difficult because the president's allies in congress are going to be threatening them with impeachment like they did with rod rosenstein. but you have to say no to this president because otherwise he will continue to ask for more and more and more. and the precedent and the danger it will set will be enormously destructive. >> but congressman, does the president have the legal authority to order this release? and if he does wouldn't he then just fire anyone who refused? >> he has the power to order things declassified, yes. he has the power to ignore the admonitions of his own intelligence agency. he has the power to declassify information which would jeopardizes u.s. interests. and the response to that would be i'm not going to carry out this order, i will resign if you force me to do this. now, i would imagine the department of justice and the fbi will try to find some compr

dan roan our sports editor has been following this story for us. dan what happened today? i wasn't surprised because it was coming. ever since the compliance review committee at wada recommended this decision was taken, it has been on the cards. it is unquestionably one of the most controversial decisions it has made. it is in defiance of an unprecedented outcry of athletes in the west and senior figures in anti—doping and uk sport as well, all of whom were asking at the very least for a postponement of this decision. the reason for that is twofold. one is the scale of the crime that russia was originally accused of. they were found to have subverted the entire anti—doping system. this was a remarkable doping conspiracy, allegedly state sponsored. it went to the top across many sports. sabotaging events as big as the london 2012 games and the winter olympics in saatchi as well. here they are as a result of that decision back in the fold. they can 110w decision back in the fold. they can now test athletes again and apply for tuvs game. they track and fi

dan kerman is live in downtown san francisco tonight with more. dan? more complications for the sinking and leaning millennium tower... kron4news has confirmed the federal aviation administration has now opened an investigation into the crash of a drone being used to photograph that cracked exterior window on the 36th floor. the drone crashed onto a nearby sidewalk saturday narrowly missing pedestrians. the f.a.a. will be looking into whether the pilot violated aviation regulation part 107 which among other things says "you must not fly over people who are not involved in the operation of the drone. and you must not pose a hazard to any manned aircraft or to people or property on the ground." attorneys say retrieving footage from the crashed drone is unlikely, as is another plan have someone rappel over the side of the building to take photos and tape the window up.sot tom miller/attorney, millenium tower homeowners association 51-59it raises a lot of issues for us and the assocaition safetywise and we want to be sure whatever we are doing is safe.attorney for the homeowners assocaition, which is suing the buildings developer says the plan now is to wait a month until the window washing swing stage is repaired. by that time a new piece of glass should be ready to install, and the cracked glass can be removed and inspected. tho hoa doesnt believe waiting a month raises any safety concerns.sotwe put a scaffolding down below, and we are also informed that the cracked window is embedded in a silicone sealant so no harm to be cuase by any of that breaking off or falling. so we think it's safe for now. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- bay bridge. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend. (grant) still ahead... serena williams loses her cool on the court-- after an argument with an umpire...now serena and others are openly wondering if a man would have been treated differently. see the u-s open drama-- and the support the tennis star is now receiving. (vicki) a credit card scam warning in the bay area. your personal information could have been stolen if you used your cards at certain businesses. the details you need to know-- after the break. new tonight at 5... california authorities say that street gangs are evolving into more sophisticated crimes... in this case credit card fraud. (grant) today - california's attorney general says that 32 gang members have been indicted in a scheme involving unusual burglaries... catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) instead of the instead of the more typical strong-arm robberies... authorities y gangs are now ripping off credit cardreaders from medical and dental offices... a long string of charges has been filed against alleged members of the 'bullyboys' and 'coco boys' street gangs. the state attorney general says hundreds of people across 13 counties have been victimized. the attorney general says a "mountain" of stolen property has also been found... including 40 credit card terminals, laptop computersand patient files. the indictment says gang members used the stolen terminals to process credit card returns -- and then downloaded them to debit cards. authorities are urging businesses to make sure their paymentsystems are more secure. vicki and grant? (vicki) next at 5:30... a big day for california.. as governor brown signs a landmark clean energy bill. joining us live in studio to talk about the new law-- is the bill's author-- senator kevin de leon. (grant) and after the break... the carolina coastline is scrambling tonight-- as people there are right in the bullseye of where hurricane florence is headed. and tonight-- weather officials say this hurricane could be catastrophic. (grant) one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the east coast is gathering strength in the atlantic. this is the view of hurricane florence from the international space station (on cam)it's now being called a life=threatening storm with millions of people in its path. (vicki)even though it's more than one thousand miles offshore, hundreds of thouands of people people being told to leave the coast.catherine heenan is here to show us what's happening now.catherine? (catherine) florence isnt expected to reach land until thursday, but four states have already declared emergencies. today - north carolina's governor ordered the evacuation of the outer banks. and a quarter=million residents of south carolina's low country have been told to get out by noon tomorrow. another quarter million have been told to leave virginia's hampton roads and eastern shore. natfilling up.boarding up. stocking up...and running out. right now we're looking for water they're completely out of water. so we're going to try to go up the beach, but i can guarantee they're out of water too.empty shelves at supermarkets and home improvement stores all across the southeast as the official warnings grow more and more dire. "this is a very dangerous hurricane. " we do know we're in the bullseye. "we are preparing for the potential of historic catastrophic and life-threatening flooding"it's been three decades since a category four storm hit the carolinas ... in 1989 hurricane hugo caused more than six billion dollars in damage and killed 26 people in the u=s.florence is expected to bring a life-threatening storm surge of 15 to 20 feet. tropical-storm-force winds could reach the coastline as early as wednesday night, by friday the rain will begin, as much as two feet in higher elevations inland, triggering massive flooding downstream. the rain could continue into next week.hundreds of national guard members have been mobilized. "we're talking to north carolina. we're getting commitments of assets from them if something happens in south carolina, and they're getting commitments from us for assets if something happens in north carolinaat the big navy base in norfolk, virginia. the navy is sending 30 warships to sea, out of the storm's path,the coast guard is telling all boaters they are in danger. "if you are in the tidewater region in hampton roads and you are not taking this storm seriously, you are making a mistake." catherine) south carolina's governor has closed all non=essential state offices. in north carolina, u-n-c=wilmington cancelled all classes and games... and even urged all students to evacuate. grant? (grant) in the weather center with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.. lawrence is tracking hurricane florence-- as well as another one headed towards hawaii-- that one named olivia. olivia. one named hawaii-- that towards headed another one well as florence-- as hurricane tracking lawrence is tracking florence-- as well as another one headed towards hawaii-- that one named olivia. (vicki) as we reported earlier in this newscast.. governor jerry brown has signed a bill into law-- requiring all of the state's electricity... come from clean sources by the year 20-45.by the year 20-clean sources come from electricity... of the state's requiring all olivia. one named olivia. olivia. one named olivia. (vicki) as we reported earlier in this newscast.. governor jerry brown has signed a bill into law-- requiring all of the state's electricity... come from clean sources by the year 20-45. (grant) joining us now is state senator kevin de leon-- who authored the bill. good evening senator. california governor jerry brown signed a bill jerry brown governor california california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law monday requiring all of the state's electricity to from clean sources by 20-45.those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower.it's the latest in a series of goals set by the state to fight the effects of climate change.brown hailed the move as another example of california's global leadership on environmental initiatives-- while the trump administration backs away from such policies. the signing comes just days before brown is set to host a global conference on climate change in san francisco.the conference is a final effort to showcase california's actions on the environment before his fourth and final term ends.the bill also requires electric utilities and other service providers to generate 60 percent of their power from renewable sources by 2030.that's up from the 50 percent goal previously set for that date.not everyone is satisfied with gov. jerry brown for setting a goal of phasing out fossil fuels from the state's electricity grid by 2045.the bill would not affect in-state oil and gas drilling.some environmentalists are pushing brown to end new drilling permits. they are pledging to disrupt an international climate summit brown is hosting in san francisco later this week.consumer watchdog and food & water watch say they'll air a television ad in which a young girl calls on brown to shut down oil rigs. data from the u.s. energy information administration shows california is ranked sixth among states in crude oil production and 15th in natural gas, though production of both has declined since the mid-1980s.some business groups are also critical of the legislation, saying it sets impossible targets and could increase electric bills. (grant) coming up... a lot of drama at the u-s open over the weekend. serena williams is now facing a huge fine for code violations during her loss--- after an umpire accuses after an umpire accuses the tennis star of cheating. (vicki) plus... subway is expected to get more expensive. why some stores could rid of the famous 5-dollar footlong deal. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. the five-dollar foot-long is a favorite at subway......but soon, the signature deal may not be available at your local store. today the c-e-o announced that each individual franchise owner can choose whether or not to offer 5-dollar foot longs. the change takes effect this month. the deal had been off the menu for years when subway gave it a second life last winter. a lot of franchisees weren't happy because of the the pricing... saying narrow profit margins come with the deal. (grant) still ahead... the 49ers fall to the vikings in their first season opener with garoppolo. hear what head coach kyle shanahan has to say about the loss. (vicki)the 49ers return to work today looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss in minnesota... (grant)the team is back at levi's stadium for their home opener on sunday against the detroit lions.. kim smith joins us live in santa clara... the 49ers have a lot of things to sort out before their next game.... from injuries, to roster spots... and of course addressing the miscues from sunday....as for jimmy garapollo... that conversation started yesterday on the flight back.. jimmy g certainly not happy about dropping his first loss ever as a starter.. but more so the missed opportunities... the 1 of 4 in the redzone was only a part of the break downs on offense... something that shanahan has emphasized that has helped his quarterback over the offseason was asking the simple question why... that is where he's seen jimmy uncover the cause and effect of his play... and shanahan knows like any coach... you want to see your starting quarterback set the tone in responding to adversity... sgt. jd nelson says it was sunday around 2:45pm when the alameda county sheriff's office received a call from someone hiking in this area who came across the body just below highway 84 near palomares road in the area of niles canyon in fremontsot investigators are trying to determine if the murder took place here or at some other location and the body brought to niles canyon. sgt. nelson says either way location itself is a bit of a mysterysot investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identitysotco with more. dan? millennium tower monday 091018 6 insertsotwe have to get to the outside of that building to be able to look at how that window performed and why it failed.but getting someone to the outside of san francisco's millennium tower and to that cracked window on the 36th floor is proving to be more difficult than originally thought. now it looks as if inspectors will not be able to remove, replace and examine that piece of cracked glass for a month.sot tom miller/attorney, millenium tower homeowners associationit will take a month because we have to get the appartus fixed to get down the side of the building and then we have to get that window replacement glass ordered and available to install and we want to do both at the same time so thats whats taking as much time as it is.the homeowners association had looked at having someone rappal over the side of the building to at least tape and photograph the cracked window, but now say that's unlikely to happen for safety reasons