pastor darrell scott is calling her out. he said he will he never let hollywood hypocrites call him out. find out how this bear got into a woman's restroom. i kid you not. forget domestic terror threats like china and cyber warfare. >> the national security threat facing the country, the answer is climate change. >> if we don't act with everything we have got in the next 10 years it will be far too late. >> there is not much time left. >> we are like the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. david: 2020 democrats introducing their climate change proposals, and they all have one thing in common. a multi trillion dollar price tag. >> i woke up in the middle of the night at 3:30 in the morning just concerned about climate let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. managingaudrey's on it.s? eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's do

demagogues like a lindbergh and those were forces he had to contend with many of which were tinged with darrell and anti-feminism and he tried to resist that and to try to allow specialty jewish refugees into the united states and especially children. children. it didn'didn't always succeed ot as forcefully as maybe we would have liked in retrospect but this is a portrait of his efforts and the difficulties faced at the time and well-done by the topic that's always going to be a very sensitive one in terms of our history. that is sort of my account of what i've been reading lately. >> we want to hear what you are reading. send your list on facebook, twitter and tv. good afternoon -- [applause] a

i have no doubt that darrell issa would have held him in contempt, listen, the main thing we have toderstand here is what is this committee driving towards? if it's impeachment, then they didn't really make a case for it in total yesterday they could have, but nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership had said they don't want impeachment it's too devises and not right politically. so, knowing those facts, it's hard to reconcile why they're having these hearings and how to assess them at the end of the hearing? >> what are the consequences of doing this by a half measure >> well, it exposes their weaknesses it exposes the fact that donald trump's strategy of stonewalling of not sending anybody even if you subpoena them or we will send somebody flagrantly disrespectful what happened yesterday will be par for the course i this i the lack of message and the end game as jake alluded to tells you they feel very strong about their position right now and basically giving a middle finger to oversight any time they want. >> i read in the politico playbook that nancy pelosi wanted something to

. >> in tampa, the darrell jones era has begun for the giants and got off to a heck of a start with newng the bucks 1 18 points at the half. the game is on the line, jones scrambling in for the game-winning touchdown untouched. what a debut the giants win the game 32-31. all right now. the duel between the two best quarterbacks in the league really lived up to the hype. the ravens and chiefs put on quite a show lamar jackson is having a breakout season, put up 267 yards and ran one in for a touchdown. look at that circle spin and he's in. still not enough, though there's a reason why patrick mahomes is the reigning mvp. he got three touchdowns on the game kansas cit the way with 45 running back alvin kamara and "shawshank redemption" anwieromd nt ces for the emmys one last tile. "game of trhrones" cleans up. yeah. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com. if you find a lower rate we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. expect hilton. ip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ev

. >> reporter: and that's why darrell and carrie smith areir taking time deciding whether to buy a larger home or enlarge theirurrent one. they worry less about buyer economy.ioand more about the >> any kind of recession could be -- you know, could affect our incomes. we don't know for sure. but it's something that we have to consider. >> reporter: the smiths are not alone in their concern. ironically investor concern isd what's beh the drop in mo mortgage rates, which are a full percentage point lower thanar ago. that should help sellers but apparently it's not.ar there are fewer bidding wars today than just a yearago. >> i think people are a little more cautious to pull the trigger. in order to really sell a home quickly and for the best value you're going to get right now, you really need torice it correctly, because it hasn't -- it's not a seller's market right >> reporter: consu sentiment in housing improved in august, according to a monthly survey from fannie mae, mainly because a lot more people think mortgagl rates weep falling. but other components of the survey or not so rosy. f

and i think it is settling >> reporter: and that is why darrel and kerry smith are taking their time whether to buy a larger home or enlarge their current one. th they worry more about the economy. >> any type of recession could affect our incomes >> reporter: the smiths are no alone in their concern eye are notticly investor concern is what is behind the drop in mortgage rates which are now a full percentage point lower than a year ago. that should help sellers, but apparently it is not there are far fewer bidding wars today than just a year ago >> i think people are a little more cautious to pull the trigger. in order to really sell a home quickly and for the best value you will get right now, you really need to price correctly. it is not a seller's are market right now. >> reporter: dustin collins and his wife have a new baby, but not willing to rush into a new house. >> it is more about finding the right house for us than paying a little too much for it maybe so i feel like now the houses are sitting a little longer. it gives us more of an opportunity to find the house they want.

as a result 124 people died rather more the company actively tried to cover this up even works to darrelle a recall so what happened well the c.e.o. got grilled by the u.s. senate my sincere apologies to everyone who has been affected by this recall i am deeply sorry but did anyone go to jail no g.m. got fined 900000000 dollars and haddocks production closely monitored by the government for 3 years but did anyone go to jail for actions that resulted in taking. over 100 innocent lives you know there are principles in corporations that are in this country but around the world through scary criminal liability because of their power and the money they command of some of the people who come up with these companies who contributed to you screwed over you have to do it in the united states knew that they were likely to be criminally prosecuted if they were identified they would create twice or 3 times or not engage in that behavior but for average americans who kill people or commit violent crimes the penalties are not so soft the united states has the biggest prison population of any country in

the president is joined by the vice president and commissioners commissioner darrell honda is absentight. to my left is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. at the controls as a board's legal assistant. will also be joined by representatives from the three departments that have cases from -- before the board this evening

. >> darrell mckinney. >> george patrick mcloughlin jr. >> and my uncle daniel francis mcginley.hough i was only seven when you passed. i'll never forget you teaching me to swing a baseball bat. we love you. >> and my uncle. david voder. it's taken me 17 years to get here and honor your memory. i want to know that those of us blessed to know you in life will always remember your kind heart, loving smile and beautiful spirit. i will not let my children grow up without knowing that you were one of many heroes that died saving lives on september 11th, 2001. god bless the victims and families of september 11th, and god bless america. >> gavin mcmann. >> robert d. mcmann. >> edward mcnally. >> daniel walker mcneal. >> wall streeter arthur mcneal. >> christine sheila mcnulty. >> shawn peter mcnulty. >> robert william mcpatton. >> terrence a. mcshane. >> timothy patrick mcsweeney. >> martin e. mcwilliams. >> rocco a. mcdabby. >> anna iris medina. >> damien meehan. >> william j. meehan jr. >> raymonds men hiemer. >> manuel emilio mena. >> escobar melahu. >> mary p. mel end ez. >> christo

harry junior, craig michael, richard middleton junior, my group michael, john powell, michael, susan, darrell catherine murphy, nicholas andrew bogden, erin christopher, lawrence, vincent, tori senate bobby malarkey, alan, andre, colin, frank, yvonne, kelly, mary jane, sherry senate, christine, jerry j ford, and more, richard edward, senate my aunt gabriel gabrielle, who i never got to meet but i whom i've heard many great things about who i love very much. in my twin brother, ryan, we miss you dearly, not a day goes by where we don't laugh at something you said or did. if you know here, you would be so proud of how cheryl rachel sophie senate jake have persevered senate thrived. senate we are your terribly missed by the others. we are so sorry that michael britney senate especially beautiful joy, never got to meet the one senate only great eye senate snyder, we miss senate love you. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] .-ellipsis . . . . . bradshaw >> david brady. >> nicolas w.. >> daniel raymond. >> michelle renÉe. >> patrice. >> lidia. frank brennan. >> michael brand

former congressman darrell isa gearing up for a run, he has a news conference today where he is expectedacy. republican duncan hunter is facing corruption charges. he was first elected to congress in 2000. he did not run for reelection in 2015. jillian: 35 after the are. make america safe again. dozens of angel families confronting illegal immigration head on. our next guest lost her son to an illegal immigrant who was drinking and driving. the message she wants to send loud and clear. rob: ukraine whistleblower asking the public for help with legal fees. we will see, stay tuned. ♪ so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. if ylittle thingsate tcan be a big deal., that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking

. >> my name is mark darrell cox. , the previous speaker, he was talking about scripture. [please stand by] >> in 2026, 2001 began the third generation. the fourth generation begins in 2026. this country will lose six cities. san francisco will be lost by water. you better build refugee camps. san diego will be lost by water in 2026. after those two cities, by water destroyed, chicago and dallas will be destroyed by wind -- >> next speaker, please. next speaker. [indiscernible] >> go ahead. >> hello, supervisors. we have seen a dramatic increase in inhabited r.v.s moving into our neighborhood. who we have a few people living in vans on this block, they're always quiet, friendly, we would have them over for holidays and we would pay them to do all jobs around the neighborhood. where -- whether as one or two vans, there is now 20 inhabited vehicles and trailers, debris, feces, needles, water, wastewater, dumping, and blocking of the sidewalk. at the moment there is a drug operation right across the street from my home. at night there are a group of eight cars that come out a

read too much into what i'm about to say but i think about jesus in the gospel talking about the darrell wrote. you want unbelievers to come but somebody said there's a disconnect there. >> guest: i get it, i do get it where it's like why do a lot of churches especially the bigger churches and again i go to church like that. i like the music but i think you may agree with what i'm about to say because sometimes it's like a giant therapy session. they are very connected to today which is great. you want people to feel -- . >> host: but that's temporary. >> guest: i grew up in a home and i have a lot of understanding about theology and i have a lot of understanding about it because of something he emphasized in put on my heart that has helped me and i feel like churches these days need to think about using that. it was put in the bible for a reason. they have these passages of making things clear so smaller more personal. honestly federalism of the church. >> host: do you think that if we do move to a slower more committed group of people that may help solve some of our political evangelic

my name is darrell fong, commander of the department of communications division.ight i will be providing a brief overview of the department's participation in the opportunities for all summer intern program. i would like to provide a little history in terms of sfpd 's participation in the summer youth programs. the program started in the summer of 2010 with the garden project, in which there were 50 youth that were employed and they were -- they learned about horticulture and good planting in that particular industry. in 2012, the future grads program was developed and implemented. in 2015, the san francisco fire participated in a community safety initiative project program, as well as the mayor youth works program. in 2016, the youth career academy, under operation genesis, was developed and implemented. since 2010, sfpd has hosted or supported approximately 2,000 youth in our communities during the summer months. they are still currently supporting all of the above summer job programs with the a section of the garden project. under the opportunities for all prog

pastor darrell scott. good to have you back on the show. >> thank you for having me. got bless you. trish: if you are a liberal in california, you have every right as far as they are concerned to go after the trump donors, because the trump donors are the scum of the earth as far as debra motion and her colleagues are concerned. >> the left attitude of violence and intimidation and flat out anarchy. they tried to accuse the president of dividing this country when in reality they are the ones doing the dividing. who would have thought in america in a democratic republic you would have to feel threatens or intimidated because of your choice of a mainstream political party. those are things that happen in third world countries. the left, the so-called party of tolerance is being very intolerant of trump supporters. you can be an illegal or anyone else, except for your choice to support the candidate of your choice if that candidate is donald trump. it's ridiculous. trish: it seems to me to be different many sad to say, it's disgusting. it's pathetic. but isn't it sort of concocted by t

neighbors suit to stop the 200 bed facility along darrell from opening the shelter is already under construction near the bay bridge. >>> city leaders in santa cruz say something must be done about the thousands of syringes left on streets, parks, and beaches every day. today, councilmembers will discuss a proposal to add four more syringe disposal kiosks. right now, the entire country has only three. city leaders say they picked up 530 needles on main and callow beaches last year alone. between july 2018, and may 2019, the city reported finding 6000 syringes. the parks department picking up more than 4000 needles in all of 2018. >> i would rather have them in a box then on the beach. the drugs are here, the needles are here, drop them off in a safe place. >> we have toward that don't know about the dangers that walk-through here to access the boardwalk, the boardwalk is right there. >> as of this morning, no word yet on where the proposed additional kiosks would be placed. >>> the suspects accused of stealing wallet from an actually woman at a walnut creek grocery store are now under arrest. th

. >> darrell, thank you so much. that craps that wraps up this hour.ill see you again at 1:00 p.m.. you can find my good news ruhles on twitter and instagram. check out my podcast. we are digging into some of the most pressing cultural issues. coming up now, more news with hallie jackson. >> right now back at the negotiating table, gm and union leaders with nearly 50,000 gm factory workers off the job and on the biggest auto strike in more than a decade. shutting down dozens of plants and warehouses across the country. at the moment as of we think about 20 seconds ago, both sides are meeting again after union workers rejected gm's initial offer. an offer the company says was fair. workers disagree, demanding more money and asking that gm reopen shutterean

. >> my name is mark darrell cox. , the previous speaker, he was talking about scripture.y] >> in 2026, 2001 began the third generation. the fourth generation begins in 2026. this country will lose six cities. san francisco will be lost by water. you better build refugee camps. san diego will be lost by water in 2026. after those two cities, by water destroyed,

. >> the ah -- >> you're wrong, darrell. you're wrong. >> well -- >> this is not right.ou're gettin' off the track. something's not right here. now fix it. >> they told david about physical evidence they'd collected: specks of blood, barely visible to the naked eye, on the bottom of the t-shirt he wore that night. a crime scene expert's science had already told them: the husband and father did it. >> there's blood on your shirt and then i had the dna analyzed. this is the presumptive test, that it is high velocity blood spatter. it's scientific documentation. the only way that comes on is from blowback or blowout from a gunshot wound. >> reporter: blood spatter: the case against david camm. >> that is supposed to be on my t-shirt that i played ball in? >> it's on, yeah. >> it's wrong, darrell. >> dave. >> it's wrong, guys. >> what do we do when they tell us that? and now we gotta figure out why. >> you better, you better find another expert. >> reporter: but the cops had full confidence in their man. >> i rely on this man and he's, he's very, um, well, he's renowned as f

. >>3 months ago when darrell london's world flipped upside down a wrong-way drunk driver slammed into london's car on highway 24 as london is for ssengers were heading home from a family birthday party and then i wake up and know. >>hospital. so it's kind of a shock london's now paralyzed from the chest down in working to regain control of his upper body after several fractures and spinal injuries. >>going home maybe face reality will be more. i get to things change then just day to day activities discovered that tucker. that team activities are. >>anything really 10's of thousands of dollars later london's had several surgeries and still needs more physical therapy. in addition to special renovations in his home since i don't have any control under my but just now simple things like setting up as. in addition to debilitating injuries. london's also dealt with many emotions and questions wrong place from time. we could have been in egypt driver going the wrong way. >>and i mean a could a left the party leader echoed left earlier just it's just life. i guess the wrong way driver and hi

the president is joined by the vice president and commissioners commissioner darrell honda is absent tonight. to my left is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. at the controls as a board's legal assistant. will also be joined by representatives from the three departments that have cases from -- before the board this evening we have scott sanchez, acting separate do you -- deputy zoning administrator. we also have joseph duffy, senior building inspector representing the department of building inspections. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board request that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings please carry on conversations in the hallway. appellant -- appellants, permit holders, and department respondents are given seven minutes to present their case in three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must include these comments within the seven or three minute period. members of the public were not affiliated have up to three mi

. >> darrell, thank you so much. that craps that wraps up this hour. i will see you again at 1:00 p.m.. you can find my good news ruhles on twitter and instagram. check out my podcast. we are digging into some of the most pressing cultural issues. coming up now, more news with hallie jackson. >> right now back at the negotiating table, gm and union leaders with nearly 50,000 gm factory workers off the job and on the biggest auto strike in more than a decade. shutting down dozens of plants and warehouses across the country. at the moment as of we think about 20 seconds ago, both sides are meeting again after union workers rejected gm's initial offer. an offer the company says was fair. workers disagree, demanding more money and asking that gm reopen shuttered plants. >> we are going to get an agreement with general motors, but we need to stand up for those people right there who are standing up for us. >> our team of reporters and analysts are all over this and the other top stories of the day from here in the u.s. and around the world. we're going to s

. >>3 months ago when darrell londpn's world flipped upside down a wrong-way drunk driver slammed into london's car on highway 24 as london in his 4 passengers were heading home from a family birthday party and then i wake up and know. >>carroll is in hospital. so it's kind of a shock london's now paralyzed from the chest down in working to regain control of his upper body after several fractures and spinal injuries. >>going home maybe face reality will be more. i get to things change then just day to day activities discovered that tucker. that team activities are. >>anything really 10's of thousands of dollars later london's had several surgeries and still needs more physical therapy. in addition to special renovations in his home since i don't have any control under my but just now simple things like setting up as. in addition to debilitating injuries. london's also dealt with many emotions and questions wrong place from time. it could have been in egypt driver going the wrong way. >>and i mean a could a left a party leader could lift earlier just it's just life. i guess the wrong wa

. >> my name is mark darrell cox. , the previous speaker, he was talking about scripture.y] [please stand by]

the president is joined by the vice president and commissioners commissioner darrell honda is absentft is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. at the controls as a board's legal assistant.

former house oversight committee chairman darrell issa wants to return to congress.he california republican is seeking to replace g.o.p. lawmakers duncan hunter, who is running for a seventh term while facing charges of siphoning campaign funds for personal use. he served nine times my house before retiring before the 2018 election. up next, we take you along as federal agents try to find a convicted criminal illegal immigrants in the largest sanctuary jurisdiction in the country. first, here's what some of our other fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in new orleans as military officials at helicopter has crashed on an army base in louisiana, killing one person, injuring three others. fort polk officials say the army chopper went down early this morning. base officials say they were four crewmembers on board, that crashes under investigation. fox 23 in albany, new york, as the beeping industry is suing to nullify new york state 'has been on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. the industry's trade group and two new york baking company to file

>> joey: i think someone like darrell issa, who was really fighting to his last tooth in california for his very last election and then retired because he couldn't win, that is very possibly were a lot of others are looking. so you can call it retirement, but he knew he probably wouldn't win orange county again. >> harris: president trump honoring victims of the 9/11 attacks this morning. we look at how americans are feeling, 18 years later. plus, democrats quickly decrying white house chaos amid news of john bolton's exit as national security advisor is breaking this hour yesterday, and know the full story the next day. fair? whether it is or not. the debate. ♪ >> i think these are corrupt changeovers in his leadership team. while they might make for great television, and they might work well on a tv show where you are -- it doesn't make for predictable or steady management. ♪ >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >>

he said darrell, by in television. keep it shorter. thank you very much. [applause] >>. this wraps up another democratic fall barbecue. it takes a lot of work, it takes everyone not only as a whole but to get the candidates there and cross the finish line. thank you all much for coming tonight area and have a safe and happy ride home. >>. >> campaign 2020, like live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind you c-span campaign 2020, yourunfiltered view of politics .>> though shopping and see what's now available at the c-span online store including our all-new campaign 2020t-shirts , sweatshirts and hats. go to c-span store.org and browse all our products. >> sunday at nine eastern on afterwards, in his book the years that matter most, all top reports on the challenges and costs of a college education. he's interviewed by sarah goldratt, author and founding director of the whole center or college community and justice. >> we are still debating about whether a 12th grade education isenough . it's obviously not enough and all t

he'd like to use darrell issa to fill a spot on the u.s.opment agency but the senate says issa is having trouble passing his fbi background check. his confirmation hearings have been delayed. now issa has warned if they don't approve him, he may pull his application and run for congress again, trying to scoop up fellow republican duncan hunter's spot. hunter has been indicted on charges of fraud and misuse of campaign funds. and a fellow of the white house asked to run fema pulled his own nomination over questions about his background. not clear what those issues are. bev bayard was supposed to replace brock wong who quit among accusations of misusing government transportation. president trump tweeted out a denial he was involved in some kind of inappropriate or even illegal promise made to a foreign leader. we walked you through those accusations yesterday on "today in the bay." our man in washington, craig boswell, will talk to you about it at 6:05. >>> the president's attorney rudy giuliani has gotten involved and as often the case, giul