as many people play at the high school level as the college level. >> reporter: back in georgia, dillon thomas has no known prior medicaconditions. school officials are now reviewing game footage to find out what happened. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, georgia. >>> there are ma questions after a dramatic car explosion killed three people in allentown, pennsylvania and they are searching for crews. nbc's mo radford is there with more. >> reporter: deadly explosion. >> we had an explosion south. >> reporter: a car suddenly bursting into flames surday in allen towntown, pennsylvania. >> i ran to the r d saw a leg in the car and ran away. >> reporr: the blast leaving three dead. david halman, jacob and his son. >> all three died. >> reporter: the men ch killed knew ther but little is known debout the mysterious incint itself. atf and fbi agents today combedhrough debris labeling it a criminal investigation but not calling anyone a suspect. a lot of ridents have we spoken to say they are scared. is this an isolated event. >> it is. we've been consistent with that. the informatioin this investiga

you on that, so take it away, dillon. >> thank you, director weiland. it's a pleasure to be here. i'm excited to announce that ab 2020 was signed by governor brown last wednesday. this bill basically authorizes the state of california to create temporary event licenses to be held at any location that is a municipality to have cannabis consumption, distribution, activity. so now, establishments are allowed where they want to have cannabis events in their jurisdictions, and this goes into effect january 1 of 2019. the status quo is that district agricultural associations or d.a.a.s as well as some state and county fair grounds are currently the only places allowed to have cannabis events separate from dispensaries that are allowed to have consumption areas, where they can have an event inside. so just -- i'll try to run through it really quickly, some of these general rules. so the california bureau of cannabis control will still issue the license based on local jurisdiction approval, and according to director weiland, we assume that the office of cannabi

two americans had been shot, dillon bear and lewis moraless. he treated them both to stabilize their condition. ron threw his body on top of dillon to protect him from shrapnel. it was there on that cliff that ron realized and i guess he felt pretty much like that was it, right, ron? but ron realized that this was probably the end. might be all over and as he recounts, i just said a prayer and ask that my wife and son would be okay with what was going to happen. then i just went back to work. one of his teammates john walden was trying to protect the injured when he was shot almost severing his leg entirely. as ron was still rendering life-saving aid to dillon he directed another soldier to help stem the bleeding. then a bullet cut through master sergeant scott ford's arm and struck ron's helmet. ron said it felt like he had been hit on the head with a baseball bat, but he got up and in pretty bad shape, bandaged scott's arm. they used nylon webbing to lower the most critically injured down the sides of this really dangerous and very steep clif

staff sergeant dillon behr. [applause] specialist mike carter. [applause] master sergeant scott ford. [applause] president trump: sergeant first class seth howard. [applause] president trump: staff sgt. luis morales. [applause] president trump: sergeant major dan. [applause] president trump: lieutenant colonel kyle walton. [applause] president trump: sergeant first class matt williams. [applause] president trump: sergeant first class carl -- [applause] president trump: and two wonderful afghan translators. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, we really appreciate it. he did a good job. did he do a good job? better say yes now, otherwise it's too late. [laughter] president trump: you can always change her mind. he did a good job. thank you for being here to celebrate ron's historic achievement. a year and a half ago ron was diagnosed with cancer. tough cancer, rough cancer. but he's braved, battled, worked, he's done everything he can -- that cancer, he's been fighting it every single day with courage and strength. and he's a warrior.

ron threw his body on top of dillon to protect him from shrapnel.s there on that cliff that ron realized and i guess he felt pretty much that was it, right, ron? ron realized this was probably the end might be all over, as he recounts i just said a prayer and ask that my wife and son would be okay with what was going to happen then i just went back to work. one of his teammates john walden was shot almost severing his leg entirely. as ron was still rendering life-saving aide to dale loan he rendered aid to stop the bleeding. master arm and struck ron's helmet. ron said it felt like he had been hit on the head with a baseball bat. but he got up, and in pretty bad shape, manage bandaged scots arm. ron and his colleagues used nylon webbing to lower down dangerous and steep clip. when he reached the bales of the mountain, ron raced to each patient giving them life-saving care. they were bleeding profusely and preparing them to be evacuated by helicopter but ron was not done yet. he charged back to the mountain all the way up and then rejoined the fight.

. >> reporter: but dillon roof did. he found christian's music on-line talking about a song in forums just months before he killed nine black parishioners at an ame church in charleston. >> those were my lyrics, words that i had written almost 30 years ago that still have an impact today, that still had consequences. those ideas that i put out into the world 30 years ago may have contributed to the death of innocent people. >> reporter: the internet, he says, accelerating the spread of hatred into hyper drive. >> 30 years ago the internet didn't exist, and it was about books and pamphlets and standing in front of somebody to be recruited. now it's self-service. last year the adl saw a 57% increase in anti-semitic incidents. 57% spike was the single largest surge we have ever seen in 40 years of tracking this information. there simply is no precedent. >> reporter: a precedent he says due in part to a now contentious political environment. >> the fact of the matter is we have elected officials at the highest levels, inclu

dillon thomas suffered a head injury. cnn joins us live in georgia with more.u learned? >> good morning. it is one of the scariest things for any parent to see. an ambulance on the field of their child's game. that's exactly what happened here. some time during the third quarter, dillon thomas complained of numbness in his legs. just before he was expected to go back in, he collapsed on the sidelines. he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery to reduce swelling in his brain. it is not clear exactly what happened and there was a lot of confusion here at a press conference head. his head ball coach saying it is one of the hardest things his community has ever had to deal with. >> he is one of the finest young men i have ever had in my life. one of the most caring individuals. we're family here and we'll be family through the beginning of time. when family hurts, we all hurt together. >> the coaching staff has reviewed video, but the only thing they could rule out is that thomas was not injured during a tackle. they're trying to figure out how he wa

their own everyday lives and show break first and still lives for traits of landscapes well maria dillon normal every day subjects. the golden age do shape life in the netherlands today. artists and designers aren't the only ones who take inspiration from the past or other cultures chefs do as well and here in berlin top chefs are adding a bit of japanese spice to their calling merry creations and this thanks in part to marcus schmitz so he specializes in soya sauce paste and other fermented products and the results are quite surprising. in the production of japanese pastes like me so. a centuries old technique in which food is left to ferment containing by adding bacteria or funky the process can take years. for more than a decade the japanese entrepreneur has been a fan of the minted food. special about for me is that on the one hand it's naturally healthy but on the other you can use the process to create many new flavoring. so it's something you can use to create a totally new things this is a type of tool i don't know. there's a veritable trend for rediscovering old traditions. expl

dillon is in for al this morning because al will be on broadway this morning. >> we do have a lot of rain through parts of the upper midwest moving into wisconsin and northern illinois. we also have some snowfalling through northern minnesota. we have some flash flood watching because the rain will be heavy at times and will produce flooding into northern illinois. so it's this frontal system also the dividing line. we will see some heavy rain move back in this evening tonight into chicago and it will continue to move into indiana and ohio. how much rain are we looking at? through sunday, three to four inches of rain into southwest oklahoma. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful sunrise over san francisco and no clouds in sight. we're going to have some lower humidity today and our high temperatures there reaching up to 64 degrees. we'll be up to 70 in oakland and 74 in san jose. inland valleys reaching into the upper 70s, and then as we go into the week

dillon mccaffrey, christian mccaffrey, 44 yards, and in. michigan one, 38-13. for their sixth straight win. but here's the deal with michigan. you have to beat michigan state. will be back. we're back in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. to seven o'clock. news and weather updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. goodnight. >> thanks for watching us. next cast is from 6 to 7 am. it is been great being with you. back it is great to have you back. speeds for all your devices, ast enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the

their own everyday lives and show break first and still lives portraits of landscapes well maria dillon normal every day subjects. echoes of the golden age still shape life in the netherlands today but design a muscle bundles they have served as a source of inspiration on many of his projects. staying with the golden age we have a masterpiece of sorts here which you have created a book dedicated to the old masters tell me about his private care about a friend of mine stephen all over the idea to make the book. it was made the book and the table and to make a book that really can live in the shadow of these works so i really want to make a super interesting book and the special about paintings is course they have size photography doesn't have size pages of size so what is big who can show that of course you see always the full image like you see in every our book then in this book. the first thing we do is you go through one hundred percent cutout so this is a cut out of the painting a real size so you are now standing basically where rembrandt stood when he was painting so you really ha

daniel dillon is an editor for the german daily newspaper de velde his fields of interest are turkey in the middle east and he says in a polarized world particularly journalists become targets because they act in between political forces and the heart is a freelance journalist covering the mideast politics were viewing for she says we're witnessing a new era of flight. welcome to all of you great to have you here on quadriga let's start off with the evidence we're depending on turkey for the evidence if we start with you what do you think is that a dependable source for us to be relying on absolutely not it's not a dependable source because we know that turkey has general interests and not turkey is on a strategic level full of saudi arabia turkey itself has a very bad record in treating journalist a correspondent of my own newspaper give as has been imprisoned in turkey for more than a year and we also know that the kind of evidence that journalists are being provided with is very bad all those tapes all those videos that the turks are leaking not officially released saying they nev

powerplay for nashville, brendon dillon end to end with his first goal of the year.3 game. sharks in it. a minute or so later 7-44 remaining in the 4th. joe pa vell ski -- par cell ski. the defense mane take to the offense. look at eric carlson with one of his pattened rocket to win it. 5-4 and the sharks beat the predators with a 5 game road strike on the road. >>> in the land of the raider dealing with the aftermath of the amar'e cooper trade, a lot of fans happy they get a number 1 pick. in dallas they are not thrilled. cowboy fans can't believe the cowboys gave up what they did to get him. a disappointing receiver, they think they can turn him around. the raiders will receive a number 1 draft pick for 2019, they have three now for next season. it's the dallas coach jason garrett giving his version of why dallas wanted amar'e cooper. >> it's something that fits with what we've done in the past. he's the kind of guy we've drafted in the first round. building block players who will be here for a long time. he fits into the mode. maybe it's less risky he has producti

called authorities and may have stopped a .school shooter in his trac police confronted 20-year-old dillonald last week as he backed out of his driveway armed with a gun, kevlar vest, 200 rounds of tion and a detailed plan to shoot. he pleaded not guilty iso charges of making terrc threats. in may the fbi questioned him about threats to a school in tennessee. back on facebook, new messages from kentucky. everyone needs to be vigilant and pay attention when something doesn't feel or sound right. thank you. you are our super hero. >> you didn't know your mom was a super hero? >> i already knew that doart but i didn't know she wo something like this. >> it was that mama bear instinct. >> reporter: a potential tragedy avoided because one said something.and ron mott, nbc news. >>> how target is trying to win you away from amazon and walmart in the holiday shopping wars. a family of seven technology leaders working behind the scenes to make the impossible... reality. we're helping to give cars the power to read your mind from anywhere... and we're helping up to 40% of the nation's donated blood

har met dillon -- harmeet dhillon discussed the implications. >> unless the doj purchase sues him for perjury, nothing is going to happen for refusing to testify. lou: the trump administration is working for the release of pastor brunson held in turkey >> long overdue for action. our my is so good and so strong right now. >> a strong economy with higher interest rates was the worry. but things may be turning around. overnight president trump is going to meet with chinaing the selloff. >> investors don't want to sell into the weekend because look at this u.s. stock futures are way up. dow gaining 180 points nasdaq gaining 84. >> relief this morning after the dow sank 545 points yesterday losing nearly 1400 points in two day. >> out of. energy stocks leading market lower after a 3% drop in oil prices yesterday alone. right now oil up almost

reporter: this morning ani georgia com is heart broken after the sudden death of 17-year-old linebacker dillon thomas. >> he loved everybody. everybody loved him. i'm not just saying that. everybody reall loved him. >> reporter: teammate gavin duncan was on the field friday when his friend had toel bed today sideline in the third quarter.d u know how serious it was? >> i saw him walking off the field so i thought he was ay then he complained he couldn't feel his leg and it started sinking in. >> reporter: officials say hesu ered a brain injury but at the time nothing seemed out of the ordinaryntil dillan became incoherent. >> in nashville, another young football player is in critical condition after collapsingay saturduring a college game. ne tee state will call a time-out. >> reporter: christian abercrombie had alsoalked off the field playing vanderbilt telling trainers he had a headache. he collapsed. the 4 million young people who playedan oed people last died from the sport four were from direct causes like head trauma, the other nine from indirect trauma lik heat stroke. back in georgia d

--brendan dillon with the shorthanded goal...-then a few seconds later, joe pavelski...the olympian lights the lamp...game tied at 4 --in the final three minutes, brent burns...on the one timer... and that's the game winner. --sharks win 5-4. next at 8 -- rapper drake making history today as he breaks a musical record ... set over half a century ago. details on the group he passed up... after the break. (pam) drake has broken a musical record set by the beatles .. more than half a century ago.(ken) the canadian rapper officially broke the record for the most top tens on billboard's hot 100 chart by any act in a single year. his featured turn on bad bunny's "mia" pushed him past the fab four. the song marks drake's 12th top ten of this year. the beatles banked eleven in their breakout year-- 19-64. drake has 32-top ten songs overall... a record for a solo male artist. he stands at the third-most overall.... after madonna and the beatles. drake will be visiting the bay area this weekend. he has concerts at oracle arena this friday

the woman is identified as 62-year-old nita mason of dillon, colorado. her chute failed to properly deploy. authorities say she was using her own equipment. according to the faa and reported by our abc news affiliate in sacramento the center has seen nearly a dozen deaths in ma >>> abc 7 news i b de t t i r qua three cities that are making or considering changes that could affect the homeless population. in oakland, the city is partnering with some non-profits. >>> abc 7 reporter laura anthony has more on the new program. >> reporter: hi, dan. like many cities, oakland has a growing homeless problem. we've heard a lot lately about tends, about tough sheds. today's program that was announced is all about prevention. the idea is to prevent people from having to live like this in the first place. called keep oakland housed, the city hasth kaiser residents ascending into homelessness. >> keeping oakland housed is a partnership that will help fight displacement and prevent homelessness. no one deserves to spend a single night on the streets. >> reporter: keep

har met dillon -- harmeet dhillon discussed the implications. >> unless the doj purchase sues him forry, nothing is going to happen for refusing to testify. lou: the trump administration is working for the release of pastor brunson held in turkey for two dangerous. >> there is always a chance and that's why i disagree with it. >> we have to leave it here. >> good evening everybody. our top stories tonight. the strongest hurricane to hit the continental united states and more than half a century bringing devastation and destruction to the florida panhandle. what is not tropical storm michael is making its way out of the carolinas leaving almost 1 million people without power and crushing some towns and communities and taking lives. we will take it to the hardest hit areas. plus, volatile day on wall street. stocks falling sharply.

har met dillon -- harmeet dhillon discussed the implications. >> unless the doj purchase sues him forjury, nothing is going to happen for refusing to testify. lou: the trump administration is working for the release of pastor brunson held in turkey for two years. kennedy: kanye took his dragon energy to the white house and breathed fire all over the press, the president and the resolute decks in a baffling display. >> there was something like when i put this hat on you made me feel like superman. you gave me the heart. when i went in 2015, with a $14 million company losing $2 million a year.

according to the san joaquin coroner's office, 62-year-old nena lowry mason from dillon colorado, is latest skydiver to lose her life at the skydive lodi parachute center. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "she had a malfunction of her main parachute, waited a long time before she got rid of that, we call it a cut away, and activated her reserve parachute."monday morning, the center's owner, bill dause told reporters what happened sunday afternoon. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "after she cut away, she rolled over to get stable, and then activated her reserve parachute. by this time it was too low for it to open."dause says mason was well known at his drop zone. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "she was jumping with her husband, he was on the same dive. they normally come out here quite frequently, they have a lot of friends. they originally used to live in this area."mason marks the 6th skydiver death at the lodi parachute center since the beginning of 2016... and at least the 19th fatality since the center opened in the early 1980s. the lodi center is n

--brendan dillon with the shorthanded goal...ew seconds later, joe pavelski...the olympian lights the lamp...game tied at 4 --in the final three minutes, brent burns...on the one timer... and that's the game winner. --sharks win 5-4. (pam) a first for starbucks in the u-s .. a sign language starbucks coffee shop. the new store.. where every employee is fluent in amercan sign language .. opened today in washington, d.c. cheryl conner has more. fred weiner/customerfred weiner finally has a place where he feels like he belongs. "as i was ordering coffee, i didn't feel stressed, i didn't have to watch my surroundings to see if they were calling my name or not, i was just like everyone else."its a first for starbucks in the united states a signing store/ where all employees are proficient in american sign language whether they are deaf, hard of hearing of they can hear.and you might learn something. tiffany/customer"i actually learned thank you. she said it to me as i was walking out, so i said it back. so that was really great to lea

--brendan dillon with the shorthanded goal...econds later, joe pavelski...the olympian lights the lamp...game tied at 4 --in the final three minutes, brent burns...on the one timer... and that's the game winner. --sharks win 5-4. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, a day after amari cooper is traded to dallas, more headlines from raiders headquarters. until then, more news around the nine...a police officer who was fired after a violent arrest went viral in 2017... will be back on the streets. and not too many people are ahppy about it... rpeorter amanda van-allen has the story... richard hubbard thinks about this day all the time.....he's the one..on the ground being punched repeatedly.the euclid police officer on top of him is patrolman michael amiott. (richard hubbard, beat up by officer traffic stop)well i know i am still going through therapy so i think i'm going to have longer sessions i'm still trying to get back to drivinghubbard's girlfriend drives him most places, because he's scared to get back on the road(yolimer tirado,

my name is dillon leon. i'm here to speak in support of this property of daniel. i stayed in a room on the property on the ground floor with a window facing to the back yard. it's hard for me to understand how this addition could possibly block the light or the wind to the neighbor's property. this addition would have to be in the neighbor's back yard to block their light and wind -- or wind, which is obviously not the case. i kindly ask the board to deny the appeal and allow the project to go forward. thank you so much. >>clerk: thank you. is there any other public comment? okay. seeing none, we'll now move onto rebuttal. we'll hear from the kubicks. you have three minutes. >> thank you once again for hearing our portion of the appeal. this is the first we've heard of removal of one of the parking spaces and adding a sixth bedroom, and it -- it feels like, to me, that a motel 6 is going to be next door, not a multigenerational family, as i said, potentially in the almost six to seven years -- well, six years that daniel has lived there, his mother has been one ti

hermie dillon is an attorney who fired an lawsuit against google. she joins us.nks for coming on. tell me what your reaction is knowing all that you do about how google operates when you hear a statement like that, self-righteously lecturing us about freedom of expression and openness. >> i'm glad that the public's attention is now being drawn to what james and several other of my clients have known for some time that google talks out of both sides of its mouth. internally they crushes conservatives and punishes dissent and also skews its search engines against conservatives and publicly it tell lawmakers, tells the public and tells regulators that they're not doing any of those things that document that you talked about has been caught red-handed that yeah, of course we censor and it's good censorship and beneficially to do that as a business and for society as a whole. they need to be held accountable and reconcile these differences that they have. >> tucker: correct me if i'm wrong. you're the attorney here. doesn't google have an exemption granted by congress

desantis a surprise primary winner warned voters not to race a socialist agenda by voting for andrew dillonned floridians his opponent was a moonbeam radical democrat. >> last year they had a record number of murders in tallahassee's history and is aligned themselves with radical groups. he signed a pledge denigrating the police. that album we need a governor. >> both parties have been working to nationalize local races saying it's not just can assurance of the state, but the entire country. >> a big day in a couple of weeks. transfer local deputy attorney general rod rosenstein say when he appears before congress in a closed-door classified session over his alleged comments about those secretly recording of the president. our next guest says lawmakers might actually ask questions and get answers since they won't be playing to the cameras. now that i've got you here for a minute, or two actually, i've got to tell you something. with the capital one venture card you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. my credit card only earns double miles on airline purchases! well, yo

and i know that our third applicant for seat number 8 gregory dillon, is unable to attend today. today's hearing, and so the request of the graffiti advisory staff -- ma'am, are you with the graffiti advisory staff? okay. got it. i just wanted to make sure. so we'll hear from seat number 18 at a later date and it looks like we'll have to hear seat number 17 at a later date as well. okay. i don't have any questions. i would just say comment-wise that having been a former employee of the department of public works and also someone in our new capacity as supervisors, all of us have a significant amount of complaints about graffiti and trash and the overall cleanliness of the city so this is an important advisory body. i appreciate the fact that you're taking time to be involved in that and we take this seriously and i take graffiti and these issues very seriously. so the fact that you have shown up here today and have you attended any of the advisory committee -- in the past, mr. -- >> yes, i have worked with them for the last couple months while i have waited to get before the comm

>> my name is louis dillon. and i have been following, apart from last month when there was no meeting, but following the ethic's commissions over all operating procedure and the subsequent claims and filings of people regarding campaign finance and gifts and so fourth. it seems like there is compliance with the city attorney's office to enable, a abet, coerce and not expos these campaign finance issues. this is evident because you don't really have to prove the case. you just have to prove more likely than not. x and y do not equal z. the fact that we're living in san francisco, which comparatively speaking to the rest of the nation, is the belly of the beast. i mean, this is where all the negative, atrocious allegations towards a supreme court nominee come from, this city. in context from that, we can further deduce that san francisco is adept at putting the wrong people in service of the public, in service of monitoring the public and in service of refereeing who gets to make decisions in san francisco. the e

let's bring in harmeed dillon the attorney suing google over anti-conservative bias. to see you so do you believe google's statement there >> well google has a double stand and, liz. they punish and hound and fire and then prosecute conservatives for expressing their political views through contributions, or their views in the workplace, yet they reward and promote this type of extremely hateful profane commentary and then at the same time they also try to tell capitol hill no worries guys we're very fair to both conservatives and liberals we're a neutral company and you won't see any bias. any adult knows that's not true why people are so hateful who work there and hate people who are conservative that cops out in their products as well and it does. >> liz: it moves just beyond idiosyncratic workers because just a couple of weeks ago, the wall street journal reported that google workers were debating ways to manipulate search results to go after and stop president trump's immigration travel ban against terror hotspots, in google search results. >> of course and we kn

there's no dillon roof they will somehow >> into their terrible thinking. that's where i come down on that. i'd rather have them off places where they can interact with larger numbers of people . >> the ability to engage in widespread campaigns that normalize racism and dehumanize people to the extent that people don't even care if certain groups of folks are left to rot in cages are killed. i think that is where, it's a line we have to draw. >> we often tie see companies like this leave a lot of gaps and one is facebook's attempt to attack fake news and one piece they put in there was, the more something is attacked in the comments as being illegitimate, the more it gets marked as fake news. this is a pretty well-known tactic of trolls, to go on to youtube pages or facebook and say this is not true, it's a coordinated effort. so, a policy like that without color and has a bad impact on independent media and journalists, so what we want to do is create policies that allow for some nuance in tackling the problem, not just putting forward false solutions . >>

dillon, what were you going to say? >> it looks like survival. >> yes, survival of the fittest, which was an idea that was very much in the public consciousness at that time. in 1859, darwin used the term natural selection to talk about how species were brands of flora and fauna and a zoology survive, and others go under. survival of the fittest was a term coined by herbert spencer, a biologist philosopher if you lay -- years later, saying that is what human existence really is. darwin linked -- liked the term, he picked it up in 1869. so, my question is, in 1872, when homer paints snap the whip , is it far-fetched to think he is looking for a way of expressing what you have just seen in here? or are we just imagining something from a present-day perspective? >> i think that is likely that he was doing that. the hill is the natural accent, so it associates them to nature . it is survival of the fittest. >> i have to say, there are two versions of this painting. this one is in toledo, ohio. the other one is in the met in

. >> dillon, thank you. >>> meanwhile, brett kavanaugh begins the week as the supusme court jce after a bitter storm over his yonomination. can be sure to hear his name a lot with mid-terms a month . aw we have two reports from white house correspondent kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good u.rning to in a matter of hours the white house will host a ceremonial swearing i of justice brett kavanaugh in prime time allowing the president to take a very public victory lap ahead of the mid-term kavanaugh was confirmed by the narrowest ofrg s, now both parties are trying to capitalize with democrats trying toca talize women voters and casting them as a dense and angry mob. this morning, brett kavanaugh is now justice kavanaugh, swornn over theek wed with a private ceremony with his hand on a family bible. as opponents descend on the national capitol. inside the senate satur vote interrupted again and again. >> the sergeant of arms will restore. >> reporter: kavanaugh confirmed 50-48 the slimmest margin in more than hundred years. >> the appointment of justice brett kavanaugh

dillon joined one of our chefs curtis stone for a class on weeknight meals. good to see you both.? or you? i tagged along. >> you executed them. >> what do you do exactly? >> curtis tells me what to do and i say this is how i normally do it and he says no, do it this way. and it's a perfect meal. >> weeknight meals for us that have kids, they're important. what are you making today? >> so i'm going to stand here and direct. this is a taco tuesday dinner so this is korean tacos, so a little soy sauce. there's brown sugar, there's cilantro, there's a little vegetable oil, some sesame oil and then all of this stuff, the fresh chilli. what is the meat? >> we're doing flank steak. this is a really simple marinade. you can do this a full day ahead of time or if you're in a rush you can do it quickly and you know, it will still give flavor even if it's only for an hour. so chunk that in. >> do you smell that over there? >> it's delicious. >> so while you let that marina marinate, i'll turn our flank steak over here. we'll turn it a couple of times through the cooking process and th we've

back over towards novato, getting close to dillon beach and inverness, rotating and from bodega bay,d cells popping up and into the rushing river area. nothing intense but it is getting close to santa cruz. it is just into monterey. that is the one main the band moving through. there are pop up showers and thundershowers for the morning. by the time we get to the afternoon, the low will be far enough south. there is moisture in the air and breaks in the clouds and that will be a recipe for isolated showers. 60s on the temperatures, muggy, and the peninsula has not changed. low 60s and mid 60s. belmont, 65 and foster city. one more day with cloud cover and isolated showers. occasionally you might get a thunder shower. by this afternoon, the low will be far enough south and taking the cloud cover with it. we will see cooler temperatures but it is muggy for one more day. 70s on the temperatures and then by tomorrow the system will be far enough south with systems. in the breeze up but it is sunny and windy into the weekend. spyware housing in california is what is the most divisive issu

it's bob dillon. he was born in duluth and he grew up very close to where my dad grew up on the iron range of minnesota. these are the last words of this song. as the present now will later be past, the order is rapidly fading. and the first one now will later be last for the times they are a changing. and they are changing. people's reaction to what happened this week and their focus on government and their focus on making things better, that is changing. as i said last friday at the committee hearing, the constitution does not say we the ruling party. the constitution says we the people. and last week the american people responded like never before. they stood up for something real, for something larger than themselves, for the hope of tomorrow. so that is how we the people prevail. because the times they are a changing. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. jones: first of all, let me thank my colleague and friend

we are able to see because one of the migrants dillon funez. it the legal way. take a listen. >> i live in u.s.a. for 20 years. i get my work permit for every year. and they told me no mas u.s.a. paperwork -- griff: do it the legal way and apply for a punish mist in guatemala instead of getting in the caravan. >> they say no. you live. no mas. >> continue to the u.s. >> i want to go back to the u.s.a. griff: okay. as you can see here, they are coming along very quickly i want to show you. this is how they are trying to travel the ones that don't want to walk. they want to jump on any vehicle that will take them and put as many as they can as they pedestrian to the next town, next ultimate a town of 4,000. more than 4,000 migrants be large if not bigger than the population in the town, guys? steve: on the move with the caravan. griff, thank you very much. brian: slightly ahead. 10 minutes before the top of the hour. al sharpton slamming president trump for hosting young black conservatives at the white house. >> was not a summit. it was a make a

andrew dillon is a terrific candidate -- andrew gillam is a terrific candidate.dar exclusion in has been very bad and the neighboring state, stacey abrams, the democratic candidate for governor, withstanding enormous voter suppression efforts by the current government of this state of georgia. with respect to the caller, if you are concerned about extremism, the extremism in this country is involved with institutionalized racism that is keeping hundreds of thousands or even into the millions of people of color and low income from casting their ballots. that is extremism. not whether somebody who serves wall street and the power structure has a dinner that is not so pleasant. let's get our priorities straight. that is what dr. martin luther king was talking about. he was talking about inequality based on economic, based on racism in this country. that still has to be challenged and has to be changed. host: on the democrat line from chicago, albert is next. caller: good morning. at the beginning of his comments, you made a statement the russian interference in the

flows to present value, so, no, i -- jay powell comes from the credit market side he came up from dillon reed all the way up circuitously all the way up to his private equity firm i know him well. i think he has better constitutional sense of the way markets operate. he's not had a theoretical economist. he often refers to this as a risk management exercise, and he's probably much more tolerant if you go back and look at the record of what he said in his first meeting of june of 2012 it was that we were -- had to be very careful here because we're heading on a one-way street, taking vol out of the market and this could serve as a trap later on i do think he's coming from his different background it's not a matter of sophistication, it's what you understand markets come and go, and the fed has underwritten markets for a very long time he made that very clear in his secondpress intervention which was our job at the fed, quoting him, is not to underwrite the equity markets their job is to underwrite the economy, provide liquidity necessary to create full employment where we're presently far

dillon. good morning to you. why do we need take back day. >> we need national drug take back day.our medicine cabinets of unused unwanted and expired prescription drugs. that's one of the ways america has become addicted to drugs, the drugs in their medicine cabinet. started take back day to get the drugs out of medicine cabinets. take them to collection facilities and securely and safely disposed of. steve: you bring up where they can be safely disposed of. a lot of people think flush those down the toilet. next thing you know that's in our water that. >> pollutes the water supply. one of the reasons we started the national drug take back day. steve: one of the other reasons this is important is just the fact that when people have drugs left in their cabinet. you know, they might think you know, i had a little operation. i might need that vicodin some day in the future they never get around to it somebody goes poking around, next thing you know they are doing something with your vicodin. >> family members, friends who have access to medicine cabinet. home. could take those drugs

i want to bring in hamid dillon with the republican national lawyers association.ck to the program. always good to have you with us. now, president trump is being criticized for saying that some people on the caravan are middle easterners. what do you make of this? what do you know about this? >> well, he's absolutely correct. this has actually been verified by a mexican journalist who is imbedded in the caravan. he said that in fact he has spoken to many people there who are from the middle east. secondly, the government of guatemala recently reported t t that -- they actually reported over 100 yemen and other middle eastern people who were affiliated with isis or otherwise terroristic so yes, that's actually been confirmed by two different -- stuart: well, the left sees the caravan in what they think of as humanitarian terms. >> right. stuart: they're there, they're poor, let them in, take care of them. the right looks at it as almost an invasion of largely young men. >> right. that's right. stuart: how do you see it? >> it is an invasion, clearly so. and i think