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random, right, dave? >> yeah, a little bit. >> sources say the white house counsel's office has looked into the possibility. the president's interest in buying greenland was first reported by "the wall street journal." he raised the issue during meetings and dinners with varying degrees of seriousness questioning aides about the possible advantages and disadvantages of purchasing it. it's some 750 miles above the arctic circle. >> just another day in 2019. >>> today prayer service for one of the victims of the el paso massacre. her shattered husband inviting the world to mourn with him. and people have responded. our gary tuckman has more. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have

there's dave right there. hey, dave, what's this animal?> this is a finnic fox whose name is bob. >> jimmy: bob the fox. does he know how many instagram likes he could get? >> anything cute like this, he gets lots of likes. >> jimmy: that's dave salmony. you know, president trump took a field trip to bask in the glow of workers at a petrochemicals plant. he was there to talk energy. and of course immediately steered the conversation from energy to himself. and we make a lot of jokes about this president, but it's important to remember just how much he's sacrificed for the good of us. >> this thing is costing me a fortune being president. somebody said oh, he might have rented a room to a man from saudi arabia for $500. what about the $5 billion that i'll lose? you know, it's probably going to cost me, including upside, down side lawyers, because every day they sue me for something. these are the most people. i just want to do a good job. >> jimmy: all he cares about is others. he doesn't care about money. he hasn't ordered the treasure to p

dave. dave. dave. dave. don't know why i can't think of it right now. >> wait, she couldn't remember his last name? >> which was very odd. >> when did you first start seeing dave? >> the weekend after andy and i broke up. it was kind of just like a silly thing and -- >> where did you meet him at? >> just at a bar. >> okay. >> so i was just all right. whatever. this guy's a funny guy. >> angie told detective hopper she didn't spend much time with dave. they mainly texted each other and met up at bars a few times. >> we had kind of had i guess it was this day-and-age relationship, where we only saw each other about once a week and then the rest of our conversations were strictly through text messaging. i don't think we ever spoke on the phone. and it was always just -- it was very, like, playful in nature almost. not like a serious type of relationship. >> but it was intimate? >> it eventually did get intimate, but not right away. >> okay. >> and then it was kind of like once a week thing. we'd hang out on lik

wonder what does dave do?he air, i didn't have any sort of greater experience since being on the air. since i stopped being on the air, people are really, really nice to me. i find it so gratifying whether they are lying or not. it is just a wonderful thing to have people come up and express what i believe to be as a realistic settlement. >> were they not nice to you? >> as far as used to be a lot of get him, he's over there. >> today i got up early and started looking for a deal on walk-in tubs and now here i am with you. >> walk-in tub. >> oh, this one rolls out there. >> gosh dang it. the minute we step out of this. >> well, we would have gotten it anyway. >> the late show with david letterman. >> as we sit here today, do you miss doing late night tfv? >> the first year i sure did. when they wise up and let you go, you go through it. you get into a rhythm so i missed that and i realized i don't know how to do stuff. how do these phones work? the stores are different and i would go into this big costco. firs

dave works at a local walmart, mary at a medical office.heir lives wrapped around their only child, skylar. >> hey, gorgeous. >> hi, daddy. >> reporter: treasuring every spin. >> what a beautiful ballerina. >> reporter: every laugh. and every childhood memory. >> there was a time she had a tea party for me and after mary came home she noted that skylar couldn't reach a faucet and i had been drinking toilet water for the whole tea party. that was a good memory. >> at the time it wasn't a good memory. >> say, i'm a crazy girl. >> daddy is a crazy boy. >> reporter: she was daddy's little girl. >> i spoiled her beyond rotten. skylar was very loyal to her friends, the people she thought was her friends. >> reporter: when skylar was 8 years old, she met another spirited child with whom she developed an instant bond. her name is sheila eddie and they became thick as she was. >> if they weren't together they were on the phone together and that's literally 24 hours a day, i'm serious. you saw one of them, you saw the other. >> reporter: what was you

i'm dave briggs. tuesday, august 27th. epidemic that has killed more than 400,000 people over the last 20 years. a judge in oklahoma holding johnson and johnson responsible for fueling the state's opioid epidemic. the court ruled the drug maker must pay $572 million in damages. >> johnson and johnson, motivated by greed and aberus, is responsible for the opioid epidemic in our state. >> this is a really big move. this is the first time a court has held a drug company accountable for the opioid crisis. it's an ominous sign for the opioid makers and distributors targeted in an enormous mouse national lawsuit that's set to start in ohio in october. >> there are thousands of lawsuits still pending. thousands of governments still sued. still lots of liability to come. you have to remember, this is over half a billion dollars. oklahoma is a fairly small state in terms of population. when you look at all the other states that have sued, all the other localities that have sued, you're talking about billions and billions of dollars

. >> i'm dave briggs. monday, august 19th, 4 a.m. in new york. 10 a.m. in london. we start here with the u.s. economy. the white house playing down with a risk of a recession after a wild week on wall street. >> i don't think we're having a recession. we're doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich. i gave a tremendous tax cut and they're loaded up with money. >> two of president trump's top economic advisors brushed off fears of a brewing global recession instead boasting about the economy under trump. >> well, i'll tell you what, i sure don't see a recession. consumers are working at higher wages. they are spending at a rapid pace. they're actually saving also while they're spending. that's an ideal situation. let's not be afraid of optimism. >> trade director peter navarro maintained that a recession could be staved off with a move from the federal reserve. >> all that needs to happen here, martha, is for the federal reserve to do what it needs to do, which is begin lowering interest rates. >> the white house has pushed to calm recession fears came days af

"> ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a warming trend is expected through the labor day weekend as high pressure builds over the state. onshore flow ( marty ) two eastbound lanes of highway 24 are closed this morning... and will remain closed until tuesday. it's part of bart's on-going track repair project in the east bay. (áboxesá) kron4's christina tay-tro is live at the lafayette bart station with what commuters can expect this busy holiday weekend. if you're hitting the road this weekend, prepare for delays along eastbound 24. the the left two lanes near oak hill road in lafayette will be closed until tuesday morning at 7. the closure is not for road repairs but so bart can replace 5000 feet of track.this is video this is video from the first weekend shutdown 2 weeks ago. this is the second of 6 weekend bart repairs. in addition to track, bart will replace switches which allow the train to move to another, and they'll remove and replace nearly 3 million pouds of rock that is use d to support the trackway. becaus

. >> i'm dave briggs. 10 p.m. in maui where i'm just returning from. >> welcome back from vacation. >> thank you. republicans in washington searching for a path forward to address gun violence. on one side they face pressure to take action. on the other side, there is strong opposition from the national rifle association. president trump at the moment seems inclined to act. >> there's a great appetite, and i mean a very strong appetite, for background checks, and i think we can bring up background checks like we've never had before. >> but a source tells cnn nra association president wayne lapierre has spoken to the president over the last few days. he says he thinks trump's red state supporters will disapprove. >> meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says gun violence legislation will be, quote, front and center when the senate returns from summer recess but he told a kentucky radio station he will not call senators back to deal with gun safety as democrats are demanding. >> if we did that, we'd just

here's abc's chuck sivertsen. >> reporter: comedian dave chappelle is using his fame to help dayton,ting a free concert sunday to benefit victims and survivors of the august 4th rampage that left nine dead and more than two dozen injured. >> dayton is strong. there was 120,000 of us here. >> reporter: chappelle grew up in yellow springs, ohio, about 20 miles east of dayton, and still lives there. immediately after the shooting he reached out to the city's mayor asking how he could help. >> at the least we can do, dave, is we have declared it dave chappelle day. >> reporter: the event titled "gem city shine" featured both local talent as well as entertainment from across the country. concertgoers were also able to donate to the oregon district business association, helping local businesses recover. >> it is unfortunate how it came about, but i'm very excited to be here. it's good to be back home in the gem city and have and show the support for our city. >> reporter: everyone is being encouraged to shop at stores and dine at restaurants in the area. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york

dave: dave lee, bbc news, in silicon valley. sophie: the way we describe television has changed in recent years. what was once the boob tube can now be prestige tv. wasting hours on the couch is considered binge watching. a guilty pleasure is often applauded instead of mocked. how did we get here? emily nussum writes about tv for "the new yorker" and won the pulitzer prize in 2016. her new book is called "i like to watch." she joined me a littleew earlier fromork. you write about how you used to consider tv junk, a waste of time. is that still the case in any way what would y say? emily: honestly, i still run into people who do talk about it that way, but the role of tv has changed so much. t only has it radically expanded, but it has moved so much to the center of the ure as an artform. it used to be the kind of thing that people would consider garbage and something that was bad for you, and i feel like its position is very different now. phie: you have talked about and observed, obviously, the relationship between television a

back to you. >> dave, thanks. we'll check back with you in a few minutes. >>> millions of americans are in the cross hairs of dorian. residents are bracing for the arrival of dorian. some places are announcing new mandatory evacuations set to take place as early as tomorrow. it's creating a potential travel nightmare. nbc's kathy park is in indian harbor beach in florida for us. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. with warnings that this could be a multi-day storm, residents have been rushing to secure their homes as well as stock up. here mandatory evacuation orders begin at 8:00 tomorrow morning in some areas, but already some businesses plan on shutting down today. this morning hurricane dorian churning and intensifying in the open waters of the southern atlantic. the slow-moving storm nearly the size of ohio and expected to get bigger. but preparation is only picking up in florida with the entire state in the danger zone. bavara county announcing friday it will initiate mandatory evacuations

have a great weekend. >> i'm dave briggs.w day" starts right now. >> the fire department did an exceptional job. >> on the plane where five people, including dale earnhardt, jr. everybody got out okay. >> the pilots were able to keep the plane from going across the highway. we're really pressed. >> the president is supporting netanyahu's decision to block representatives omar and tlaib from entering israel. >> trump's action is part of his racism and it is an absolute outrage. >> they're elected members of the u.s. legislative body being denied entry to u.s. ally soil. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> and happy friday, everybody. happy friday. >> thank you. >> we have a big show. welcome to our viewers in united states and around the worl. this is "new day," it is friday, august 16th at 6:00 here in new york. nascar driver dale earnhardt, jr. and his family are lucky to be alive this morning. they somehow managed to walk away from this fiery plane crash that you see. the plane incredibly, all fiv

dave? republican senator lindsey graham adding to the chorus saying this is a defining moment in trump's presidency. ben wedeman live in hong kong. thank you. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. let's take a look at markets around the world. green arrows there. asian stocks beginning the week on a higher note. wall street, checking out futures there. looks like we see a positive open before the bell. last week's stock gave us whiplash. despite friday's gains, the dow fell 1.5% for the week. the s&p is lower. >>> tesla is trying to boost its solar panel business by letting customers rent the panels instead of buying them. tesla's ceo elon musk announced the new plan sunday. the company bought residential solar installer solar city in 2016, but installations have plunged in recent quarters. tesla will now allow residents of six states. customers can cancel any time if they do that but there is a fee to remove the panels and restore the roof to the previous condition. >>> a sur

amara, dave? >> leyla, thank you. >>> president trump cancelling a visit to poland to monitor hurricane dorian. mike pence will go in his place. president trump sending this message from the rose garden. >> we have the best people helping you. we're shipping food and water. it may be you're going to evacuate. we're going to see what happens. we're waiting. it does seem almost certain that it is hitting dead center, and that's not good. >> the president is striking a different tone from the one he used when dorian was targeting puerto rico. one democratic congressman thinks he knows why. >> part of it is that florida, it could be a swing state in 2020, and part of it is florida is not an island full of people of color. >> no comment from the white house on those remarks from virginia's democratic congressman don bayer. >>> breaking overnight, a move that could radically change the iowa caucuses. the ""des moines register"" reporting the committee will reject iowa's plan to hold virtual caucuses bec

school in 1999. >> host: dave cullen, who are eric and dylan? >> guest: eric and dylan were the two killers at columbine. and eric was a psychopath, and dylan was not. they were completely different can people. and, you know, as i spent ten years on this book, and the question i get asked the most often is why did they do it. and it took me about a year to figure out that's really the wrong question, at least in the wrong direction, because there's eric and why he did it, and there's dylan, and they're completely different people. so you want to talk about each one of them? so eric was a psychocopath, classic. >> host: eric harris. >> guest: yes. and he was the mastermind of the plot. and he spent a couple years trying to figure out how he could destroy the entire world. that was his real fantasy, as a 16-year-old boy. wipe out humanity, always to leave three or four or five people because to a psychopath, the power of life as well as death makes him all the more powerful. a god can give life as well as take it away. they're not delusional where

dave? amara? back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> all hands on deck in florida. 2500 national guard members have been activated. 1500 more are on standby. the state has 819,000 gallons of water. and 1.8 million meals ready for distribution. another 200,000 gallons of water on the way. the university of miami and the university of central flord are among the colleges closing for varying periods of time today into next week. >>> many local school districts also closing early or delaying classes, and the college football game, florida state and boise state, scheduled for saturday night in jacksonville, will be moved to tallahassee. the county health departments are busy preparing resources for the elderly and disabled, and businesses that rely on the labor day weekend as a major revenue generator, now have a very big financial gap to fill. leyla santiago has more from port canaveral. >> reporter: amara, dave, every single person that i have asked, what is your biggest concern, they say a direct hi

and dave. gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. right through the morgan hill area, everything looks very nice. there have been no major issues, and this is a look at 280 in san jose and traffic looks good into the west valley. 880, there's flashing lights and it's not causing a major delay. and at the bay bridge a little bit of a delay. mostly the cash lanes. >>> we'll get right to it here. the lows are very, very warm. the ocean temps have come up. and most are in the low 60s, including san francisco. 62 so the city is at 65 degrees. my computer is loading which is why we're waiting. dorian is a category one. and it's over the open water and it's weakened. the central pressure is not that strong if you have a barometer at home it's 29.27. for a hurricane it's not that much. but it's expected to intensify as it moves towards the bahamas. category one, winds 85 miles per hour. moving northwest at 13. it will reach category 3 strength as we head to the weekend. and then the key is what direction

. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk awithout bout your weather. the great steve paulson has come back from vacation. welcome back. >>> thank you. getting warmer again. >> i'm not saying a word. >> i doubt that. i will hear from you. all right. we have fog but not going to last long. tonight and tomorrow we will have to keep an eye on remains of a tropical system, which are moving into southern california and san joaquin valley. forecasted highs are average or above normal. san francisco barely. livermore should be 87, up to 98. temperatures most locations will be running from five to 12 degrees above the average. fog is there. it doesn't stand much of a chance. the high built in a little offshore versus the can desert southwest, where it's been all summer long. 50s, 60s on the water temperatures. they have come up. they are running warmer. 60s and 70s for a few, mainly 50s and 60s. santa clara, 50s and 60s. santa cruz, cooler santa cruz mountains. 60s sarasota -- 41 truckee. the fog if i was way to sunshine and warmer temperatures. by tonight the

nick, good morning. >> reporter: dave, yes, absolutely. mitt romn mike pompeo's comments making it clear that the u.s. recognizes there is an enduring threat. made no doubt about it, territorily it has diminished in syria and iraq. still both countries shattered as they are dealing with the thousands of fighters still in their prisons but also the tens the thousands of isis supporters. as we said yesterday there's a grievance in the sunni populations in both countries, but isis began as something local but turned into a global brand. much like al qaeda did. sort of a franchise operation you might say. and there's still evidence of them in libya now, exploiting the chaos of libya. but more worryingly in afghanistan. and that's where the u.s. is pushing forward hard with a peace deal here which may make it make a lot of compromise with the taliban, unthinkable when it went in in 2001. the question is, how does isis benefit from that? isis called isk by many in afghanistan, they're predominantly in the east where they have a lot of pakistani

i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off. steve paulson does not. he is working hard on another hot day. >> i'm not working that hard. i already know what is happening but thank you. if you thought yesterday was warm, today will be warmer. when the ac doesn't shut off, that's what we are dealing with. it is giving us very warm temperatures and they will be on the way up again today, warmer. any fog h be similar to yesterday. there is no delta breeze yesterday. until then it's 50s and 60s. few locations in the mid-60s. are you going to fill in there? i guess that's a no. high pressure is here for a couple of days and we will get relief. fog is going to be shallow and confined to a few location as high pressure is kicking in from the desert southwest and it's going to be in the, it's going to be hot, dave. i have to put a quarter in the machine. let's get to ali, she will have an update. >>> things are quiet on the roads. there is nothing out there to tell you about. we will show you the maps. there is a little bit of slowing on westbound 205 in tracy

the team is going to retire dave stewart's number in 2020., tossing out the first pitch and it was a strike. top two, this gets through. that scores a run and the a's take the lead at 3-2. top of the third, we're even after this swing of the bat. longoria sending this to center. game tied at 3-3. in the fourth, mark qana, his second of the game. a's up 4-3. but here's longoria again. clutch base hit to left field. two runs score and the giants win 5-4 and take the bay ridge trophy. >> another good comeback. just a well-played game. we got the hits when we needed them. they fought hard. a hard-fought series. great baseball, and exciting series. >> huge. obviously we won a great series in arizona, then a tough series at wrigley and came here and did what we needed to do. now we go home and hopefully pick up where we left off today. >>> aaron judge promised a fan he would hit a homer pregame. and all rise during the game, off of clayton kershaw. that made it 2-1. kershaw gave up three home runs. swing and a drive. yankees win 5-1 and take two of

julia and dave?essa, thank you. >>> scary moments, but a lucky ending for ten people aboard a small jet in northern california. the pilot aborted takeoff causing the cessna citation to crash leaving a trail of thick black smoke over the town of oroville. it's not known why the pilot abort aborted. everyone walked away without injury. the smoke caused closure for highway 162 but the road has reopened. >>> president trump is making cancellation of student loan debt for disabled veterans automatic. until now disabled vets had to submit an application but a letter signed by most state attorneys general called that, quote, inadequate. a letter to betsy devos said 9,000 out of 42,000 eligible veterans had applied. 3/4 of those who had not were in default on their loans. >>> all right. ahead, another big win for the new york mets. they got a helping hand from the cleveland indians closer. andy scholes with a heck of a story from mets country next. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters costa ric

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dave? >> fred pleitgen live for us in moscow. thank you. >>> the president trying to have it both ways on the economy. >> we're looking at various tax reductions, but i'm looking at that all the time anyway. truxz tracks reductions, that's one -- tax reductions, that's one of the reasons we're in a strong economic positions. >> touting a need for another tax cut. president trump and his officials are sending completely contradictory messages. >> is it payroll tax cut being considered? >> it's not being considered at there time. >> payroll tax is something that we think about, and a lot of people would like to see that. i've been thinking about it for a long time. >> the economy is strong in part because of trump's 2017 tax cut. that's been largely driven by consumer demand. but that demand is being threatened by a global slowdown. so the question is, would a payroll tax cut even help the economy? chief economist, each $1 cut in payroll taxes would increase gdp by 80 cents. lou -- you look at 2011 it added a notable tax cut to gdp

thank you dave. well, president trump continues his attack on major american cities earlier this week is focus was on baltimore. >>but at a rally on thursday, he took aim at san francisco. kron four's dan kerman reports the president also slammed governor newsome. >>california's homeless problem specifically in los angeles and san francisco once again the focus of attacks from the president. >>the conditions in nancy pelosi's once great city of san francisco are deplorable. >>deplorable. >>at a campaign rally in ohio thursday, the president also took aim at the governor over illegal immigration. >>people like that governor say come on up we'll give you health care coming wouldn't come up. >>governor newsom says the president is happy to criticize. but has nothing to offer in the way of solutions just the opposite in fact. >>i just found it interesting. i think the we're trying to take million from la housing and urban development agency. well that's a way of helping. what if they have ideas and looki

dave? >> thanks. we'll check back with you next half hour. >>> the president's emergency declaration for puerto rico came after a push from florida senators marco rubio and rick scott. also after president trump vented about the storm, wow, yet another big storm heading to puerto rico, will it ever end? congress approved $92 billion for puerto rico last year, an all-time record of its kind, for anywhere. as we have said before, those numbers from the president are misleading. more than half the money is based on white house estimates of potential costs over the next 20 years. >>> dorian is still growing but is already wreaking havoc. look at this flooding on the island of martinique to the southeast. and puerto rico, the government says 90% of preparations are done. officials say they're more ready now than they were for maria two years ago. >> puerto rico has been through worse situations. i trust in the people of puerto rico. we are ready. we are going forward, we are going to wait and see how this

dave, christine. >> alex, thanks.t give the state of oklahoma everything it wanted. the request was for $17.5 billion over 30 years to pay for treatment, medical education, overdose prevention and law enforcement, but the judge awarded only $572 million for the first year, ruling the state did not provide sufficient evidence. more was needed. johnson & johnson stock, though, up as much as 5% since the company was ordered to pay far less than investors expected. >>> a major threat looming in the caribbean from tropical storm dorian. the national hurricane center now upgrading to a hurricane watch and tropical storm warning for puerto rico. the island's governor has issued a state of emergency. dorian is strengthening, moving toward the windward islands right now and it could become a hurricane as it nears puerto rico churning toward the u.s. this weekend. our meteorologist has the latest from the weather center. >> good morning, dave and christine. tropical storm dorian here a very compact storm that will be impacting

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. >> polo, you just spoke with dave. what did he have to say? >> reporter: he said, this is more than just a block party. for many people, he is a comedian, an actor. for many he is a neighbor. he lives outside of the city. the events of that day hit close to home. he says this is meant to pay tribute to the memories of the nine people who died on this very street. also, to remind the rest of the country and world that in dayton, neighbors help neighbors. here is a bit of the conversation we had. for those who aren't here, how can you best describe that magic that's happening out there? specifically to dayton. >> dayton had a tough year. we had a klan rally. we had a tornado. then the shooting happened. just locally, there's a determination to not let that define us. to shake the fear. a lot of people have -- maybe even reasonable fear because the climate is so out of hand. every once in a while it's good for neighbors to reaffirm to one another we're neighbors. no matter what it is, we're neighbors. these people, they have been wonderful neighb

good morning. >> good morning, dave. know, this is an interesting storm because in the past 24 or so hours we've seen the track shift quite a bit to the east here. of course, now approaching areas around the virgin islands and puerto rico within the next six to eight hours. this has the potential to get up to very close to a category-one system here as it approaches puerto rico. and you take a look at this track, the official track now, some of the outer edges, the eastern fringe of this track push it even away from puerto rico. so even the high likelihood this will make landfall around eastern puerto rico, there still exists a narrow window, this could skirt or dodge puerto rico in its entirety. if that is the case, that is excellent news for puerto rico. that is bad news for the east coast of the united states. of course, the less interaction with land, the less interaction with mountains allows the storm to maintain and strengthen beyond what is currently forecast. you notice the hurricane hunters, reconnaissance airc

i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. we are talking about the beach. you went down to half-moon bay. i was down this san diego. the water temperature was about 74. it was amazing. >> mark went surfing after work. the air temperatures were so warm. he had to jump in the water. it was hot here. >> is that gone? the heat? >> gone for now, yes. it is gone for now. we are definitely starting off the workweek more mild as you can see also, cloudy. we have marine layer in full effect and that is going to keep us cool and keep us cloudy as we start our day today. let's look at the visibility so far so good. i'm keeping an eye on this throughout the morning. now it's more cloud cover than it is fog that

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it has been and it remains so, and who knows what else can come up later today. hence perhaps that president trump remembering that he threatened on his way here to slap tariffs on french wine imports to the united states in respect of france putting a digital tax on some major u.s. digital companies. possibly a deal in the works there, as well. touting, as well, as you said, a trade deal with japan. it is china this morning that has everyone talking, of course, except for the chinese. we haven't heard from them. president trump said he took several calls overnight, indicating that president xi does want to make a deal. this vindicates president trump's position at the g7. he's been telling leaders, you may have to go through economic pain to get to the better side of it. he has indicated that his approach is the right approach to be tough with china. on sunday when he was asked, have you had second thoughts about increasing those tariffs on china, asked twice that question by reporte

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here with great news of it getting a little cooler and an eye on dorian. not expected to bring much here to the east coast. >>> maybe florida. that's one track, yes. that wouldn't be until sunday or monday. >> not here. >> no. >> i need a geography lesson. >>> cooler pattern, that would be here. 60s, 70s 80s, bigger fog bank, it will be sunny. we had the tropical clouds yesterday. they tried to fie up east bay north bay and after that they collapsed. breezy to windy. temperatures today for most will be a little bit below livemore a little bit above. san jose, depending on what climate data, the average high is 82 or 83 or 84. santa rosa 83. one below the normal of 84 degrees. the clouds just a memory. the low clouds, there is a much stronger delta wind and on shore breeze. napa airport gusting up. american canyon, cordelia, a good breeze as well. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. peninsula low 60s. 61 and 62s 63 covering san mateo coast and more mid 5s, thunderstorm ac

i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. we are talking about the beach. you went down to half-moon bay. i was down this san diego. the water temperature was about 74. it was amazing. >> mark went surfing after work. the air temperatures were so warm. he had to jump in the water. it was hot here. >> is that gone? the heat? >> gone for now, yes. it is gone for now. we are definitely starting off the workweek more mild as you can see also, cloudy. we have marine layer in full effect and that is going to keep us cool and keep us cloudy as we start our day today. let's look at the visibility so far so good. i'm keeping an eye on this throughout the morning. now it's more cloud cover than it is fog that is causing trouble out there for you visibility wise. temperatures mild, 59 here in oakland. 56 santa rosa. 57 half-moon bay. livermore 60. good morning to you. we are going to see our temperatures roll up into very mild below average numbers that we saw yesterday. we will see more of today. san francisco just a high of 70 degrees

i'm amara walker. >> i'm dave briggs." starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> okay. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," august 29th. we begin with big, breaking weather news. hurricane dorian rapidly gaining strength overnight and now taking aim at florida. it is expected to hit as a major category 3, maybe even category 4 hurricane over the labor day weekend. all of florida should be on high alert for this hurricane this morning, which is expected to hit, then stall over land. >> all of florida needs to be watching this. 26 counties are now under a state of emergency as the storm's path could take it anywhere from the keys to jacksonville. the u.s. virgin islands was spared the brunt of the storm. you can see some of the images. the virgin islands did get strong winds and rain, but as far as we can so far no overwhelming damage like hurricanes maria and irma. meteorologist chad myers has been going over the data in the weather center. this thing is ge

let's begin with dave who is calling from irvine, california about 40 miles from here. >> hi my name is dave and it seems to me it is kind of like the celebrities and sharing a mask a golden magical mask that there are other people that carry the mask of you with them and when they see you in person they expect you to have that mask on only much more powerfully as opposed because th are meeting. >> we are going to leave it there because you write extensively about what he just said. >> yeah, that is a great point. in the book i tk about they are spraying something on you. they're putting you in a cocoon and that's all they will look at. and your inside of famous person saying can't they see me, i am behaving, and being true to myself and behaving the way i am but there's almost a refusal and seen that. and they want to see often times they want to see themselves they do not want to be true that it's a real person. and when a famous person does do everyday things is not just dismissed, photos taken of that and put in an entire section of the just like us as if it's a crazy idea that s

i hope you are ready for a cooler day i'm dave clark. i hope you are ready for a cooler day. >>> temperatures cooling down here as our system makes a move, two systems, one will play in to friday night and saturday, the trend started now. let's get to it. a baseball forecast, the nats and giants 12:45, mostly sunny. a breeze but if you have been to a day game on a wednesday you know what to expect. cooler forecast begins today after hot conditions inland. not so much coast and bay. they have been in the 60s or 70s and 80s. inland incomes the 90s. that will take us over the next couple of days. temperatures still upper 80s. there might be isolated 90 or so. oak land, san carlos, san jose the 70s. capcap to la, 70s. sierra dealing with cloud cover. this on the lee side but close enough, going the push off towards the east as this low begins to make its move. one there, not a lot of moisture. another open system there. the wind cranked up in advance of that. grayton 49. low 50s in there. winds are 50 degrees. upper 50s to near 60. this low

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today.e have rosemary orozco talking about the monday forecast. >>> in the afternoon, perhaps a little muggy. we do have again the clouds out there this morning. visibility a little tough along highway 1, we are seeing fog there. there is a look at sfo with that gray. could have delays for those arriving flights. san francisco holding onto 57. 56 santa rosa. low 60s oakland, livermore and san jose. the numbers are similar to where we were yesterday and the day before and the day before. a look at storm tracker 2. we have the low clouds along the coast, inside the bay. we also have the mid and high level clouds drifting in over southern california, central california into the bay area, with us for most of today, maybe tomorrow. subtropical moisture will make us feel humid out there for many. here is a look at the visibility, we got the darker shade of gray indicating we may have thicker fog to a quarter mile is what we see with the shade of gray. santa rosa, 5-mile visibility. everybody else

thank you dave.federal government owes 10's of millions of dollars to local governments and nonprofits for their work with migrants taken into custody at the u s mexico border. >>congress approved the money to pay those groups weeks ago, but it's still stuck in washington. and we're nikki explains. >>texas democratic congressman henry clay or says communities on the southern border are still waiting for the 10's of millions of dollars they were promised, i know a lot of charges are going out and asking for a second donation congress set aside million in june to pay back the border cities and nonprofits who have been helping migrants. it's going help really you know whether you're the catholic charities. >>or your non profit or a local city that's helping with food, but so far the feds have not paid up fema was supposed to start accepting reimbursement applications on july 31th. >>but players says fema has put the payments on hold while it revamps its payment an application process texas republican co

dave right next to her. my surgeon, so many of the special people who helped get me back. cedric was the first person to show up at the hospital. his democrat practice when he heard what happened. he found out where i was even before my staff. he went straight there in uniform. ultimately, jennifer flew up from new orleans. he helped her. politics can be rough-and-tumble but life is much more important and relationships are much more important. if you build genuine relationships, it can still be done. it might be rare but it shows how people can come together and care about what's great about this country. there were so many people who reached out and prayed and called me. i talk about some of the world leaders who called, they might not know me well personally but they care about what we represent. i think it reminded people of what's so special about this country, after all the disagreements and things, we can find that we might not like each other about but we ultimately love what's great about this constitution. i'm glad i was able to spare share that special moment. i

dave price back with another check of the weather. >> nice to see you guys. we have a lot to talk about. we have another front rolling into the pacific northwest and monsoonal weather. this is what we're dealing with. keep in mind there is a flash flood threat as we head into sections of the northern rockies and pushing into the plains over the next 24 hours or so. then we're going to watch the four corners as well. so where is the biggest threat? let's go through it right now. stretching from boise all the way into nebraska. we're talking about damaging winds primarily. hail which we could see up to about an inch or so. very low threat today. as we roll into tomorrow, watch that area right about there. there we could see some action. keep that in mind if you're traveling through this region in the next 24 hours. no a lot.rain does it produce? generally about an inch or two. we may see a little bit more of that. keep that in mind, for the most part, this is a summertime storm system that will begin to roll through hopefully with minimal impact. it's the thund

between the legs he does a scissor kick one-handed, dave. pretty impressive.g that out in a game because why would you be kicking your foot in the air like that? leave it to odell beckham jr. he always finds a new creative way to catch the football. >> i would have impressed if he got the foot down. look at it again, the right food comes down firmly on the line. no catch. no catch. >> they were practicing it looked like sideways in the end zone. maybe i give him a pass on that. these gloves these days are very forgiving. those things are basically like system um. >> andy scholes, thank you, my friend. >> i like how we're looping it. >> just to make sure i got the call right. >> and you did. >> what's coming up? >>> could a new tax cut be on the agenda to counter fears of a recession? white house officials doing all they can to ease concerns. that plus some breaking news from the campaign trail. that's all next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up an

instead of being able to take off all the fuss as sitting ducks, he was engaged in tha gun fight with dave and crystal and then ultimately other virginia law enforcement showed up and took him down. you reconstruct minute by minute what was going on but you are laying there on the field. field. are you still conscious at this point? >> i could hear everything going on. when i was hearing the gunshots all i knew it could be me again and that could be it so when i was praying i was praying for the first thing that came to my mind i have a young daughter and i had a vision of her walking down the aisle alone and i said please don't let medicine have to walk down the aisle alone and it was just an emotion that overtook me and then i prayed i would be able to see my family again and pray that they were able to carry out their duties properly. and they were. at that point somehow escaped a cold over me. i didn't feel pain, which i had severe damage internally i wasn't aware of any of that. i was losing almost all of my blood. i showed up with zero blood pressure and they told me very few people

well dave, we are going to start actually with the guardian. outrage asjohnson suspends parliament.now, that is absolutely the theme of most of the front pages, isn't it? it's the word we have heard more than any other word today, outrage. everyone is saying this is an outrage! let's just be clear with borisjohnson has actually done. he has suspended, he has asked the queen to suspend parliament for a period of time, when it usually it is already suspended in recess for the party conferences. mps traditionally vote to close the commons for three weeks, while the three main political parties have their conferences, it used to be at their conferences, it used to be at the seaside in the old days, but now it's in manchester. and i suspect that boris johnson it's in manchester. and i suspect that borisjohnson may have feared, oi’ that borisjohnson may have feared, or picked up some rumours that the mps weren't going to vote for this three week recess, and in order to pit that went to the post, he has paroled parliament using his own powers, and thrown a few days on the beginning of the

hi dave. good morning, good morning, everybody and fog covering us again around the media bay that we see the shot from u c berkeley this morning really covering up all the shrubbery we usually see a little bit uncertain can see the east today. >>shoreline at all, here's the golden gate bridge, no surprise completely fog in with all of this a little bit more aggressive this morning that it was from yesterday as temperatures will drop ever so slightly today compared to yesterday in the some of those inland valleys, here's the progress of the fog well inland as you will see mixes out as we approach around the noon hour still covering the coast in both the north bay point re and on the peninsula coast as well only to return again monday morning and to greet us very early as you can see spilling on to the east bay shoreline a little bit down to san jose as you'll notice down there the valley there as well as it does up to wine country to the north of napa temperatures as we speak now lower 60's by

. >> reporter: dave, the story certainly isn't over yet. congresswoman rashida tlaib is asking to visit her family in the central west bank village. she says her grandmother is in her '90s and this may be her last chance to visit. she wrote a letter to the interior minister in which she promised, and i quote, i will e respect any decisions and a spokesman said that decision should be in the coming hours. yesterday an israeli government official said such a decision will be considered first separately from the political visitor, the visit with congresswoman ilhan omar and it will be considered on its own and even favorably. all of this, of course, comes one day after an unprecedented decision israel and prime