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maybe they're dodging a bullet in south lake. they dodged a big what, you know, the weather was in their favor. it was cool today. the winds were ferocious or blowing. it towards homes kind of low will fire up a hill. so it was scary for a lot of people who were told they have to leave their homes. the murray county sheriff, though, just said about a half hour ago that all evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. so people are free to return home tonight. and you can see all the smoke folks saw this from all over marine one, across the san pablo bay there. this is burning right near mount lassen in lucas valley just north of lucas valley elementary. if you're familiar with the area, 30 acres went up in flames. the fire again, first reported just before 3 o'clock. this afternoon. containment went from 20% up to 80% in the last hour or so. so first responders are still there. but they have told all of the choppers and planes that they can go home. so they're feeling very confident that this fire is no longer a threat. yo

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had to dodge today.ng not supporting the but he did go deep for the second day. a 3 run shot. now it's 9-3 san francisco in the with the three run blast off the right field score board to cap off a six run inning. five hits and the giants win their 6th straight. they stay 2 1/2 games ahead of the dodgers. >>> well the chris basset showing for the first time since he was hit in the face last month. the as up 3-2 at the bottom of the 4th. just over the center field wall for his 17th homer of the season. gives oakland a 3-1 lead. they led before the bullpen imploded. gives up a two run homerun to give texas the lead. the texans come back to win. the as fall two games back. the last wild card spot. >>> tonight the cardinals putting on a show at the coliseum, it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comforta

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i am in florida right now, so i dodged the bullet. we dodged the bullet in louisiana and the northeast. on that note, no i am a former soldier. i did not serve in afghanistan. my heart is broken into pieces for the women and girls and general population of that crushed nation. last week, the abortion law. i am in the end for many years not recently but the last decade for as long as i can probably remember at the end of the day i think the women's choice supersedes the decision-making. i think the woman has the ultimate choice in that. it's a long answer. >> i appreciate you responding and letting us know. the president after his comments this morning is headed to louisiana. one headline reads joe biden to survey ida's storm damage in louisiana on friday. visiting louisiana to survey the aftermath to speak with local and state leaders. it is fort myers, florida next up. susan is on the independent line. >> good morning. i would like to bring up a couple of things that no one is talking about. first of all, we have so much violence in

there were millions of americans who still deny the legitimacy of the election but in fact we did dodge a larger caliber bullet that would've been a constitutional crisis with mike pence and the conversations you referred to president trump saying the vice president wouldn't it almost be cool to have the power to throw out the boats. when mike pence says no trump says i don't want to be your friend anymore if you don't do this. and he said you betrayed me, i made you, you were nothing. it's all about donald trump's and it, is it everything from the beginning to the end, every minute of every day isn't all about donald trump and i use the present tense because i assume it still that way. isn't that what you reporting. >> one thing that stood out to us in our reporting is after mike pence leaves the oval office he looks white as a ghost, rattled, people who were seen him at that time said he was shook, he goes home and has a dinner schedule but president trump on january 6 states at the white house in the open so door to the oval office out into the garden, 31 degrees and he was getting r

and so this again is one of the political and constitutional bullets that we dodged the whole time. >> we did. and it's almost went to say we dodged the bullet because we went through january 6th and there were millions of americans who still deny the legitimacy of the election but, in fact, we did dodge a larger caliber bullet that would've been this absolute constitutional crisis if pence it active. those conversations you referred to, the book had president trump saying to his vice president wouldn't it almost be cool to have that power, to throughout the votes? when pence says no, trump says i didn't want to be your friend anymore if you don't do this. and says you betrayed me. i made you. you were nothing. it's all about donald trump, isn't it? i mean, isn't everything from the beginning to the end, every minute of every day, isn't it all about donald trump? i use the present tense because i assume it is still that way. is that what you found from your reporting? >> one thing that really stood out to us in our reporting is after pence leads the oval office, he looks white as a gh

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he's dodge county in several western nations. have often to engage with the taliban and push the group to form an inclusive government. president joe biden has defended his decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan. he said it was the right decision to end what he called the forever war. and the u . k. foreign secretary is being questioned by a home entry committee over the country withdraw from us get this done. he's defended version security operation of the airport saying all intelligence pointed to cobble, not falling to the taliban. so quickly. it's business as usual on the token border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan. it's a crucial land route for supplies into afghanistan is come all high to report. it's another day of life i door come border, the people from of what it's on approaching into budget on and all the ones who are stranded and focused on are now going back across on that day. people are now hoping to redraw a foreign for today and the taliban gaining control over most of the country that they will

a witness documentary on i just, you know, i joined dodge 0 as part of the launch team in 2006 pro just as a call from 1000000 mom march. in that time, i've covered wars revolutions, elections on mandatory who is from the for venice of correct. so the battlefields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge . ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily. angry. and this is the news allen live from coming up in the next 60 minutes, cuts out also to help with nations to evacuate. those want to get out of afghanistan as the taliban takes control of the country, a crumbling economy and an armed resistance. we take a look at the taliban challenges as prepared to govern afghanistan. with the help. please. desperate scenes in the us state of louisiana, 48 hours after hurricane either devastated the region and thailand reelect relaxes, its 0 tolerance drugs policy to focus on rehabilitation and ease. over crowding. in a prison, i'm joining with christiana. rinaldo says he's happy to be home and wants to help bunch. the united when more, tracy ah! it's been

we dodged a bullet. yeah, we really did, although we still have to wait a little bit. sometimes you get the strikes and that can smolder for a while before actually started the fires will get another day or so. but it looks like. >> we dodged a bullet from a most of worst conditions, but still some pretty scary weather around the bay area last night. thunderstorms popping up all around. kind of quieting down out there right now. you see a fog down below. that's a sign of a stable atmosphere and up above instead of that subtropical moisture like yesterday actually says some blue skies out around the bay area. now, last night it was a different story. want to roll this back for you. see as the storms begin to roll in as we head through the evening hours and it was quite a night really picking up in the evening and then has went through the evening really get going early in the morning. so here we go. we see those thunderstorms begin to pop up with some of that subtropical moisture coming through about 9.30 last night really started to get things going. but then the cold

the biden administration once again dodging questions, refusing to elaborate on the vetting process forfghan refugees coming into the united states. cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen. good morning. the state department is refusing to give details on what exactly happened to those who don't pass the so called vigorous vetting process. more than 30,000 americans and afghans have arrived in the u.s. since the taliban took control of afghanistan but tens of thousands remain trapped behind enemy lines, neighboring nations closing land borders. meanwhile, president biden visiting u.s. troops injured in last week's isis attack at the kabul airport as his approval rating stinks the lowest point -- sinks to the lowest point of his presidency. remnants of ida pounding the northeaster, killing 46 people from maryland to connecticut as body cam video shows nypd officers saving a driver from floodwaters in central park. and then in queens, a bus driver being hailed a hero for getting her passengers to safety after the bus became flooded with three feet of water. seven torn

the question. >> is very good at dodging the questions i'm sure he'll dodge whatever questions he gets. here's the other thing divided administration figured they were going to get away with this they didn't figure it would be this bad or the fiasco it's turned out to be but even so they figured there's no reporters left inn afghanistan whatever happens next is not going to be reported in the international community. now what they're seeing is there poll numbers are dropping in their popularity and that's why they got to the point that they're taking credit for stuff they did not even do. jackie: i want you to watch the soundbite, he talked about how basically he cannot turn the page on this. listen. >> divided administration would like to turn the page away from this story and focus on other things, i don't think the story will let them do that the media to some extent will comply and focus less on a afghanistan but the afghanistan is like a time bomb over there. this is overwhelmingly largely on biden and they cannot fire him and if this gets worse politically he might feel the need

and if they do will he just dodge the question?> i'm sure he is very good at dodging the questions. i'm sure he will dodge whatever questions he gets. you know, here is the other thing is, i think the biden administration figured they were going to get away with this. though didn't think it would be quite this bad. they didn't think it would be quite the fiasco it turned out to be. they think, look, there are no reporters left in afghanistan. whatever happens next will not be reported in the international community but now what they're seeing their poll numbers are dropping. their popularity is fading. that is why they have gotten to the point where they're tankerring credit for stuff they didn't even do. jackie: that is perfect. watch this sound bite from fox senior political analyst, brit hume, saying biden, he can't turn the page on this. >> the biden administration would like to turn the page away from this story and focus on other things. i don't think the story will let them do that. the media to some extent will comply and f

the dodging and reputation, popularity and something about the american people.: the foggy bottom is getting even foggier on the this administration. the president has been around since the nixon administration and the debacle of the vietnam pullout, why didn't he do better? he's been there for decades. pentagon indicated it's more than just hundreds stranded, we're talking hundreds of hundreds of strata. people are sick of it. there's a lot of heartbreak. we've never seen americans stranded behind caroline's before and without the pentagon spokesman thinks americans get stranded in other countries all the time. not behind caroline's like this. they are done, what you say? >> i don't think this is overnight, it didn't break only under the biden administration, it broken through a period of time. eighteen months ago the previous administration signed an agreement with the taliban specifying may 1 of this year as the full withdrawal date. what happened to the americans during that period? i went back. liz: i thought to interrupt, i hear what you're saying but so ma

it's hard to dodge if you work in public policy.e say why? >> i can't and shouldn't try for those policy choices people make and that attitude and those decisions that get made with at host of other factors of which are not particularly expert of intergenerational equity development and i don't know about that and d that is the political debate we should be having. the country decides to go one way. okay. so be it. but that is with a full understanding of whatde we know and what we don't know about the changing climate and the book is an attempt to do that. >> you put your finger on the right answer when it comes to the fact working with the science advisor years ago so politics matter you want decisions to be made as best they can with the best information thate you have so let's come back to this question it's a big question now elevated by their debates that my grandson calls at the corona pirate. [laughter] so you get expert advice. so with covid-19 are the environmentalir effect do remember the nuclear winter debate? >> the pre

. >> friday september 3rd, fox news alert the biden administration dodging questions refusing to elaborate on the vetting process for afghan refugees coming into the united states. we do president biden's approval rating taking to the lowest point of his presidency but the media coming to his defense. jillian: border agents calling it a slap in the face as the white house works to secure the border but not our own. >> you are watching "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us and begin with this fox news alert at a live look at capitol hill, demanding lawmakers on evacuations from afghanistan. >> american still stranded as tens of thousands of refugees arrive in the us. lawmakers are discussing it with the president. >> the us may be out of afghanistan but the conflict continues as lawmakers demand answers. of group of 2 dozen republican senators sent a letter to the white house in part saying our media priority is the safety and well-being of american citizens, permanent residents and allies left behind in afghanistan. they will not be abandoned to terrorists abroad. >> oil afghan

even if it wasn't, you can dodge one silver bullet. nobody dodges three. yongs an appeal is likely.one did succeed, they've got two more shots. >> r. kelly guilty on all counts david henderson, thank you. >>> minutes before the start of a san diego padres game, a tragedy at the ball park a mother and her 2-year-old killed when they fell from an upper deck of the stadium, but now police are calling it suspicious >>> a college student missing in orlando. the person of interest in the case found dead. now police asking for the public's help to piece together what happened. >>> tiktok hits a major milestone. presidents and entire countries are trying to block people from even using the thing what next for tiktok if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. only at t-mobile. (vo) this is more than just a building. it's billion-dollar views. perfectly located. an inspiration. and enough space to start an

afternoon at wrigley feeling that is about the only thing have to dodge today. second in brandon belt.sporting the captaincy like he was on friday. but he did go deep on the second straight day. number 9-3 san francisco in the fifth inning. tommy with a 31 blast off the scoreboard to cap off a six run inning. he had three hits and five rbi and the giants win their six straight. they stay 2 1/2 games ahead of the dodgers in the nl west. the oakland a's chris bassett throwing for the first time since he was hit in the face by line drive last month. that is so good to see. they are up 3-2. a two-run shot gives oakland 31 lead. they lead 62 going into the 80s before the imploded again. chapin gives up to run home run to give texas believe. ranges score 5 runs in the eighth inning and they come back to when 8-6. after the cardinals lost the kansas state last week, the head coach make a change on office after just one game. david shaw commits to a new starting quarterback. tanner making his first career start last night at number 14 usc. last week in their lost the ka

it gets back to the political question which you cannot dodge. it is hard to dodge it rather if you've worked in public policy like you did. you are in y the public policy sphere and people why? what gives here? >> i cannot and't should not try to account for the policy choices people make. i have got this old-fashioned attitude about science advising. i am there to inform the decisions that get made involve a host of other factors which are not particularly expert, equity, development versus environment and sovi on. i don't know about that. that is the political debate should be having. and if the country decides to go one way or the world the size of a one way or the other, okay so be it. as with a full understanding of what we know and what we don't know about the claimingan while changing climate. right now they're not getting that complete in the book does not attempt to do that. >> you put your finger on the right answer. having worked in the office of advisory years ago, it was clear to me is that politics matter. what has one policy opini

this as the administration dodges on the number of migrants released.hear about whether the president will in fact visit the border why are monitoring the briefing room and take you back there live as soon as things get underway. another fox news alert now. on the manhunt for brian laundrie whose girlfriend wound up dead while the couple was on a cross-country campaign trip. and now some new claims coming from laundrie's neighbors as we hear

and as you know, the supreme court dodged this question, they dodged it basically on a rightness argument. that this want something that they could make a decision on yet because it hadn't actually happened yet. it hadn't been put into effect by a complainant. so we want to make sure that we have the resources to proikt the people who may be vulnerable even those following the law right now and who still may find themselves the subject of one of these suits. >> so two things i want to cover with you. first the subject of women. i know that you said that you are working on figuring out a way to get women out of state for abortions that they need. how would that work, how would these women connect with you, what would that look like? >> so in 2013, following the law that i filibustered, we successfully killed the bill but called back to a special session. it went into law and in the intervening time while we were arguing it through the federal court system, about half of our clinics in texas closed. and these abortion funds grew up around the need to help women travel, many women lived 120

even if it wasn't, you can dodge one silver bullet. nobody dodges three. yongs an appeal is likely. if one did succeed, they've got two more shots. >> r. kelly guilty on all counts david henderson, thank you. >>> minutes before the start of a san diego padres game, a tragedy at the ball park a mother and her 2-year-old killed when they fell from an upper deck of the stadium, but now police are calling it suspicious >>> a college student missing in orlando. the person of interest in the case found dead. now police asking for the public's help to piece together what happened. >>> tiktok hits a major milestone. presidents and entire countries are trying to block people from even using the thing what next for tiok and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upp

chp says that for some unknown reason, an suv crossed the center divide and slammed head on into a dodge charger. and tonight an off duty officer is being called a hero. she rushed to help the victims ktvu zan rubin tells us why the officers also calling the crash a real wake up call for everyone. the head on collision had just happened when sarah links came around the bend on highway 84 nears to know it was early sunday morning, and she was on her way to work basically was no front end of each vehicle. um i could tell that if the people were still inside that there would be severely injured, though she was off duty links training, both as an e. m t and as a union city police officer kicked in. she grabbed the trauma kit she keeps in her personal car and ran. another good samaritan who turned out to be a respiratory therapist went to when we discovered that two of the individuals did not have a pulse and weren't breathing. we knew that we needed to get them out. those two individuals both grade school age children, a third child, also in the back seat was alert and speaking, the children

san jose state 14-point dodge at the coliseum. tyler nevin bulldozes his way into the end zone. san jose on the board within six. that is as close as they got. nick sparkle in the midst of brett johnson and he passed reservations for six. san jose state has not beat a pac-12 team since 2006. >>> still to come, a stunner at the u.s. opener would be an understatement. how a large final set turned into a massive upset. plus, a signature win for a coach on the hotseat. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. geico. save even more when bundle home and car insurance. >>> some other notable pac-12 results today. chip kelly picked up his signature win and ucla knocked off lsu

there is a problem with cigarette smuggling and tax dodging in south africa, which bat claimed some manufacturerst said it was helping the government curb these illicit sales. but our evidence suggests bat went far beyond that. at the time, bat was pronouncing on illicit trade being a big problem in south africa. so why would it help them, then, to say that they were fighting illicit trade? what's the benefit to bat? it was much easier to say that you can only be low price because you're not paying tax. and therefore, they tell to the south african revenue service, "we will partner you to get rid of this, ah, illicit trade problem." so to be clear, you're saying that bat portrayed themselves as doing the right thing and helping the state fight illicit trade, and actually they were trying to undermine their rivals? correct, actually all they were trying to do was to protect their market share. to undermine its rivals, bat turned to a private security company — forensic security services, or fss. it's where our two whistle—blowers worked. were bat genuinely interested in tackling illicit trade or d

and as you know, the supreme court dodged this question. they dodged it based -- basically on a ripeness argument, that this wasn't something that they could make a decision on yet because it hadn't actually happened yet. it hadn't been put into effect by a complainant filing a complaint against someone working in one of these clinics. so we certainly want to make sure that we have the resources to protect the people who may be vulnerable even those who are following this law right now and who still may find themselves the subject of one of these suits. >> two things to cover before i let you go. first, as the subject of women. i know that you said that you are working on figuring out a way to get women out of state for abortions that in fact they need. how would that work? how would these women connect with you? what would that look like? >> so in 2013 following the law that i filibustered. we were called back to a special session. it went into law. in the intervening time while we were arguing it through the federal court system about hal

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louis, first time albert pujols had splayed as a dodge or there. here is albert,,,,,, delighting the fans with a homerun. they state right on the heels of the giants. great site at the coliseum, chris back on the field playing catch after facial surgery, that was scary. bases loaded the white sox, 1-0 chicago, that is the only run he allowed. look out, hit mns on the knee, on the ground in pain, -- him and as knee. run through that pain, socks a up scoring three and a fifth, to outcome up to run, broken back single bite brian, puts his game out of reach come up straight losses for the a's, jimmy garoppolo officially be named starting quarterback tomorrow. this is nice for trey lance, joining jerry rice in the chipotle commercial a perfect for lance who won the jerry rice award as the national fcs player of the year at north dakota state in 2019. ama: thank you for joining us tonight, i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm young man whispering: what's up? young woman whispering: condoms young man whispering: cond.. condor? young woman whispering: condor. why w

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the giants having to dodge a flying bat this afternoon at wrigley field and that is about it. the orange and black with the bases loaded in the second inning here. a two-run single scores. the giants take a 2-1 lead. next batter, captain brandon belt. not sporting the captain's seat like friday, but he did go deep for the second straight day. three-run shot makes it 5-1. now 9-3 san francisco. the three-run blast off the scoreboard to cap off a six-run winning. he had three hits and five rbis and the games win their sixth. they are three games ahead of the dodgers in the nl west. >> the a's and rangers. he threw for the first first time since he was hit. with his 33rd home run of the year. solo shot makes it 3-0 a's and then the next inning. now 3-2. he just gets it over the center field wall for his 17th homer of the year. two tash run shot gives oakland the three-one lead. the bullpen struggles. he gives up a two-run jack and texas es down two. later in the evening, now a one- run game. he tries to get out of the jam but he is taken deep to give the rangers the lead. texas s

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