ed has made a decision to leave the world truly in realizing what the potential is for an airport to do. there is no green airport on the planet, and i am so grateful for everything you do. as commissioner. >> five said, you are a test bed for things, sometimes they work well, sometimes it not work well but the airport is going to try. to share what you learn so that everyone can follow in your footsteps. s.f.o. >> any comments? any public comment on this item? we can do a quick photo. >> the next item, anthony. >> item seven, presentation of a commission on the environment -- environmental service award to the severance go department of. >> this will be presented by commission -- commissioner wan. >> this is a long list of accomplishments, please be prepared. it is my great honor to present the san francisco department of human resources unaware. mickey callahan, the director -- the initiatives are what we need. specifically we need to generate and create less waste. indeed, this was one of our goals. to reduce waste by 15%. it's only been a year since the summit, city agencies like

host: senator warren has endorsed ed markey but has good things to say about joe kennedy who was a former student when she was teaching. guest: i think this race is going to be very awkward for progressives going forward. you are seeing a number of progressives wanting to stay out neutralace, or staying at this point. i think that's important because they are in an awkward position. but on the point about name id. ed markey is known as a figure in washington, d.c.. he is very much a washington institution, he's been here forever, he's worked to get proposals passed through, he's essentially another creator of the green new deal along with alexandria because io cortez, but one area he could be attacked is his presence in his home state. some massachusetts democrats say that ed markey is not necessarily a constant presence in visiting the factories in lowell, or going to western massachusetts. so i think you will see joe moredy try to do that traditional campaigning, face-to-face, making his name id known. but there was an interesting article that i read earlier this week. it had joe kenned

ed has come across this legislative body while i have been in office.m wondering if there is an opportunity to actually have a powerpoint, on this communication and where it would be, and also the length of time, i think some of this is rather vague. i understand we will also, on our agenda, but in particular since we are talking around mission rock, in an area that is quite frankly only going to get more congested. i am wondering if we can take a moment, colleagues, so sorry to take a moment, to maybe get a brief presentation on what this particular street vacation would entail? i have a copy of the hope at best proposed street vacation, and it actually has a map on it, and it has the scope of the project, public benefit. for this mission rock project i don't have any of that. i'm wondering is not available to the board as we review this to vote on this today, or should this be continued for another time? >> my name is phil williamson, i am a senior project manager with the port of san francisco. supervisor viewer we do have a presentation we can prese

that's why an op-ed has gone viral.ribes a visit to the united states where she was struck by the way american reporters write about president trump. reporting about this president can mask and normalize trump's incoherence. she is back in sydney and joining me now. when did this strike you? when did you realize this? >> i was just in my hotel room in new york and listening to the news, listening to cable news. there was a full press conference of the president down near the border opening or talking to a new section of renovated border wall. and i was kind of transfixed because he was so meandering. i was surprised how he jumped from what it was made from, discussing how power. the concrete was, how there were 20 mountain climbers who tried to climb this wall and hadn't been able to. he was jumping around a lot. >> when you write a story or tweet about the president's comments, a lot of stuff around the edges is left out, isn't it? >> yes. so i guess as reporters and editors, our job means making sense of and editing d

ed: she has seen every episode of friends. jedediah: and 90210. saved by the bell. news or old news. ed: nancy pelosi holding back. her strategy has been let's not go all. in but now they are. there was a shift this week even before the transcript of the phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart was out. nancy pelosi said we are opening the impeachment inquiry. then late yesterday, adam schiff and two other democrats went even further. they are now issuing subpoenas to mike pompeo, the secretary of state, several of his aids. they want documents. they want testimony. they are going all in. pete: this is part of what they wrote. your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena shall constitute evidence of obstruction of the house's impeachment inquiry. you will note it's still an impeachment inquiry because, in my opinion, this is the most cowardly impeachment ever. they haven't been willing to actually go out and pass the resolution which gives the committee jurisdiction. they may go there. but nancy pelosi has been forced to go there by a

ed has details. >> oh god, they are shooting there. >> reporter: 15 minutes before the 36-year-old gunmanngage in a deadly shooting spree, he called a fbi national tip line with a rambling incoherent series of complaints. he had been fired from a truck driving job earlier in the day and called 911 but left the office before police arrived. even before being fired, law enforcement says he was starting to spiral. >> he showed up to work in a very distressed mental state, so it's not because he got fired. this did not get happen which he was fired which other active shooters have. when he showed up to work, he was already engaged. >> reporter: there is troubling questions where the gunman obtained the assault style rifle used to randomly murder seven and wound at least 25 others in odessa, texas. investigators say the gunman failed a background check but still somehow managed to obtain the firearm. investigators have not revealed why he failed the background check. >> the atf and federal and local agencies are aggressively following up on the source of the supply for the firearm on this. >>

what it didn't say of course we are waiting to hear from imran khan when he takes to the podium but ed has there any been any as have there been any talks on the sidelines is there because this is an issue which looms large and will loom large over this the general assembly are there any plans for talks between the leaders of these 2 countries while they're there. no intro both leaders have had quite a substantial amount of face time with donald trump of course that key to every leader who comes here but to both of them especially. talking about security talking about terrorism talking about kashmir donald trump had offered to mediate talks between the 2 but only if they are asked him to india said they will talk to no one but the pakistan government directly but just at the moment no plans for that to happen as i say iran can likely to be extremely combative heightening the pressure of the tension over kashmir but this general assembly week is close to finished i think there will be very little opportunity and certainly nothing on the cards for the 2 leaders to me. their life for the u.n.

ask a foreign country to intervene and help in a national election. >> ed: it's not clear he committed a crime. the president haswas a crime. >> i think it is crystal clear he violated the law that said you don't ask a federal -- foreign government to intervene. >> ed: conventional wisdom can be wrong. conventional wisdom said donald trump donald trump wouldn't win in 2016, for example. but conventional wisdom that biden will get knocked out and elizabeth warren is going to be the nominee because of all of this. what say you? >> first, on the previous point, i would say is an open question whether or not the president committed a crime. i think what he did is serious and have ethical problems with it. i think it is a wrong thing he did. the justice department did look at it and did not say there was a crime. that's not a settled issue. as for elizabeth warren -- attorney general barr, it was a serious person. >> used to be a serious person. >> fair enough, if that is your opinion. i disagree. elizabeth warren has had a good week. not a good week for trump or biden. she is sitting back and letting it play out. >>

ed: gangster. [laughter] you say it with love. pete: gangsters can be good guys too. and elizabeth warren has surpassed him, joe biden as well. ust disappear. ed: i've got news for them, because maybe the president never even faces a trial in the senate even if the house votes to impeach. there is, there are now people looking closely at the constitution, and it turns out mitch mcconnell could end up giving in the merrick garland treatment. politico had a headline about this, and they say it's on track to be the trial of the century. president donald trump fighting to keep his job before a jury of 100 senators. it could also never happen. of that's because of a constitution that designates the senate with the, quote-unquote, sole power to try an impeachment that comes from the house, but nowhere in america's founding document is the trial said to be a mandatory act what that means is the house can vote to impeach if, but then there would be a trial where you either convict or not. that's where you remove the president. so people confuse it and say he's impeached so he's out. no, no, no. you're impeached -- if they do it, if th

has to stop. i stand with the sheriff. ednot a big deal in the grander scheme of things and some democratic politicians as i understand when you go to capitol hill or your state senate, state house there in california they don't even want to meet with you and look you in the eye. what's your message to them this morning? >> i'm coming to d.c. on the 24 , 25 and 26. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kamala harris, please give me an appointment. i want to meet with you. you need to look at me in my face and my eyes and tell me it's okay that my son and thousands of other victims have been killed at the hands of illegal alien crimes and i want you to tell me that there's no crisis in the state. we are doing a big program where we are trying to recall gavin newsom. this guy is destroying california because of his hatred for a great president, donald j. trump. ed: we grieve with you this morning for sure. i know our audience does. you're a very brave woman to speak out and i hope that you'll make us a promise to come back after that vi

ed: do you like them or know my? >> i don't know... >> it would look good on those legs that lady has. >> my opinion is a little askewave crocs ever been good? >> since new york fashion week, i have seen a lot of weird things. >> ed: that might not be at the top. >> depends on what they cost because yeezys cost hundred $20. >> ed: depends on what they cost. you are nice, matching. all black and white. more importantly, you brought a lot of insight to the table. next, the incredible story of a town in finland that took in thousands of standard air passengers on september 11th, 2001, now the subject of a fox standard documentary, never before seen footage of the traveling pilots and crew. >> this horrible tragedy in washington and new york city, every single plane has been diverted. not sure where we are going to do. y but we'll be here for a while. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you have diabetes, ♪ dietary choices are crucial to help manage blood sugar, but it can be difficult to find a balanced solution. try great-tasting boost glucose control. the patented blend of

>>democratic donor ed buck has been arrested over an overdose at his california home buck was charged tuesday with operating a drug house and providing drugs to a 37 ar-old man who suffered an overdose. but survive last week according to the los angeles county district attorney's office. buck injected the victim with methamphetamine at his west time hollywood apartment on september 11th. 2 other men jamelle more and timothy dean were found dead in buck's home in recent years due to math overdoses the attorney for the moore had this reaction to buck's arrest. >>it's unfortunate that it's taken 3rd overdose for the la sheriff's department to finally act we believe that that would overdose could have been avoided. we believe that the death of timothy dean could have also been avoided had they taken the death of more seriously. >>bach is scheduled to be arraigned soon. >>a california appeals court has ruled that a transgender man can sue a catholic hospital for canceling his hysterectomy according to reports the decision by the first district court of appeals overturns a lower court rulin

ed: not at e moment. to date there has only been one elected republican ingr cs who stood up to donald trump, to the president, and that is just a amash, former republican congressman from michigan. trump said "you will be primaried," which is the equivalent of having the whip wi trump is in a much more powerful position vis-À-vis his party then boris johnson is. it is quite hard to imagine 21 republicans standing up to trump by saying, for example, we will vote for iweeachment. that said, the same was said about nixon in 1974, and at the last minute there were droves of republicans. jane: trump has also praised boris johnson, saying that he has got this. who in reality in the u.k. s parliamentking any decisions? c an decisions be made? ed:: the bizarre thing is therea ma boris johnson's predecessor, tried three times to get her agreement through parliament. it was given all the other alternatives -- no-deal v brexit thed agast. having another referendum would remain being an option they voted againsvo wparliament knot it

ed: i think earnings will be up 3% to 5%. the earnings quarter has been ok.rterabout the fourth , the first quarter of next year, but at this point we have enough data for the third quarter that i think gdp is probably 2%, and earnings will be up 3% or 4% on a year on year basis. vonnie: so somewhat satisfactory. if we don't get any resolution on china, which you say we won't and obviouslye, there is other drama and europe, could that inject too much -- other drama in europe, could that inject too much uncertainty in markets? ed: bloomberg has a function where you can look at the number of times the word recession is used, and do a time series of it. that looks very dangerous, and any you mention brexit, you are going to say recession. anytime you mentioned the pmi's, you say recession. yield curve, recession. germany, recession. so there's a lot of uncertainty, but so far, i'm surprised to see how well consumer confidence has done. we had a very weak reading a couple of weeks ago on consumer sentiment, but bloomberg's weekly reading last week was up at almos

in spain barcelona have beaten valencia 52 in lowly gets a move to 4th in the standings earlier ed and has are finally made his debut for real madrid having joined in the last transfer window from chelsea the midfielder recovered from a muscle injury to come on in the 2nd half of the $32.00 legal win against. rail nearly blew a 3 goal lead helped by to cut him ben from our goals but held on for the win the result lifts them up to 2nd in the table. it is true that the 2nd half was very difficult for us especially at the start because when your opponent scores a goal just 3 minutes into the game it changes a little bit but i have a good feeling we've got the 3 points after a phenomenal 1st half i think we had it all play goals commitment but we must play like that for 90 minutes as soon as we play like that for 90 minutes is going to be very good for us you know england's cricketers are in a commanding position of the day 3 of the final ashes test against australia they've now extended their lead to 382 runs having bettered all day on saturday joe denny fell just 6 runs short of a maiden tes

in spain barcelona have beaten valencia 52 in lowly gets a move to 4th in the standings earlier ed and has are finally made his debut for real madrid having joined in the last transfer window from chelsea the midfielder recovered from a muscle injury to come on in the 2nd half of the $32.00 legal win against. rail nearly blew a 3 goal lead helped by to cut him ben from our goals but held on for the win the result lifts them up to 2nd in the table. but. you know it is true that the 2nd half was very difficult for us especially at the start when your opponent schools a goal just 3 minutes into the game it changes a little bit but i have a good feeling we've got the 3 points after a phenomenal 1st i think we had it all play goals commitment but we must play like that for 90 minutes as soon as we play like that for 90 minutes it's going to be very good for us you know england's cricketers are in a commanding position of the day 3 of the final ashes test against australia they've now extended their lead to 382 runs having bettered all day on saturday joe denny fell just 6 runs short of a maiden

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has privately and repeatedly expressed opposition to using intelligence from covert sources, including overseas spies. a crucial tool for u.s. intelligence against its adversaries. since being elect ed, the president has repeatedly attacked the u.s. intelligence community. >> the intelligence agencies have run amuck. >> sources say the president's concerns about using foreign operatives is that using them can damage his personal relationships with foreign leaders. president's views have spilled out publicly at times, including his response the cia recruited kim jong-un's half brother as an asset. >> i saw the information with respect to his brothor half bro and i would tell him that would not happen under my auspices. >> the credibility of the inforpants because he believes there are people selling out the country. >> generally, extremely important and is more important than intelligence in all areas. >> both the cia and white house declined to comment for this story. the revelation about trump's views comes as cnn is learning new details about a covert source who helped the u.s. spy on russia's president, vladimir putin. that spy was extracted by russia from 2017 amid concerns abou

ed buck has been scattered in controversy.e of a third man who died. stephanie elum is in california with the charges. this is quite the story. >> reporter: and it is one that people here in the area have talked about for a couple of years now, erica. and what we do know is that ed buck is facing fun felony battery charge and two drug-related charges. one of those being administering methamphetamine and maintaining a drug house. in the documents that the l.a. count district attorney's office has filed with the court, they call ed buck, quote, a violent, dangerous sexual predator and say he preys on men made vulnerable by addiction and homelessness. what we know happened here according to the documents on september 4th a 37-year-old man went to ed buck's apartment in west hollywood and there he said he was administered methamphetamine by buck. one large dose. he felt like he was overdosing so he left to get help. but he came back on september 11th. and then says according to the documents again that he was then administered two

has gone too far. a third man inside ed buck's home.ryone knew that he was injecting young people with narcotics and no one did anything. the third oh do you god survived everyone knew what he was doing. he was injecting them with deadly amounts of methamphetamines. they finally charged him with everyone knew he was doing for years. everyone knew that he was a top democratic donor. you often don't face any consequences for your actions. while, in the absence of god, who has of course, disappeared from the public sphere, clement has become a civic religion. the network tweeted this, "cook a steak once a week. where do you fall short in preventing climate change? tell us with climate confessions." by the way, we are not making this up. teenage climate activists into testify. it is routine to believe that the world is about to end. >> i already have underlying issues of anxiety and it's just really hard to grow up in a world full of if's. you know, i don't think a lot of people in congress understand the conversations that are happening in

russia than granted him political exile and he has lived in moscow ever since. ed snowden has just published a memoir called "permanent record" writing about what led him to risk his life to expose the u.s. government's system of mass surveillance. juan gonzalez and i spoke to him from his home in moscow on -- last week. we talked about his book, his work as an intelligence contractor, the ongoing debate about privacy rights online, and the latest news from washington . the roled him about contractors play in the intelligence community. juan: one of the themes you hit on repeatedly is how the government initially attempted to say you're just an outside contractor, that you really were not key figure. but the reality is, as you explained andd document over and over agagain, the enormous reliancece of our intelligegence community y and the fefederal government on outside contractors to effffectively b g ththem into government and give them enormous power and rely on them so o dramatically. i'm wondering if you could expound d on that? >> congress has mandated the gov

ed rappaport has the details for us. ed, good evening to you. give us the latest track.e still a lot of people in harm's way there? >> yes, there are. unfortunately the track at the moment is zero. this hurricane is still not moving. it's been roughly stationary for the last almost 18 to 24 hours. this is an eight-hour loop in satellite. you can see the eye just hasn't moved. these are the northwestern bm , bahamas, and here's the coast of florida. we take a look a little more closely. you can see on the radar here's the center of the eye. here's grand bahama island. here's freeport being hammered, has been for the last 18 to 24 hours with hurricane-force winds and they'll probably get another six to 12 hours of hurricane-force winds before the hurricane starts to move away towards the northwest. >> you're fairly confident it's going to start to move towards -- before it slams right into the coast, right? >> that's right. it is a little disconcerting and nerve-racking, i'm sure, for the folks in florida. we've had a hurricane draw a bead on us and approach the coast over

that's where we find john roberts, who has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, ed. welcome back, by the way. the president did not address the whistle blower in that east room, however, he did talk about it in the oval office pool spray along with scott morrison. the president dismissed the complain, saying that while he didn't know who it was or what the complaint was about, that person is a partisan. listen here. >> it's ridiculous. it's a partisan whistle blower. shouldn't even have information. i had conversations with many leaders. they're always appropriate. anything i do, i fight for this country. i fight so strongly for this country. it's just another political hack job. that's all it is. >> reporter: in a report this morning, "the washington post" said the complaint centers around ukraine and promises the president made to a foreign leader during a phone call. well, we do not know what phone call the whistle blower is referring to. the president did talk with the new ukrainian president on july 25th. that was 2 1/2 weeks before the complain was filed on aug

ed he is in a unique situation, not extend article 50.he will he will not reest parliament has mandated him, assuming the house of lords is it filibustered. jane: the delayo implementing brexit. ed: exactly. he had promised upon becoming prime minister that d or die, he would take britain out of europe by october 31. he is now mandated by parliament not to. he is inffe, in downing street, but not in powes. he is poweto do anything. he is prime minister and he cannot do anything. he wants to call a election, but he can't. he just lost that vote to call an election as well. we are incompletely uncharted territory. will he go to the queen and say, '"lets call ann, electio just bluff his way unconstitutionally through the situation? the queen has never before turned down a prime minister's advice. wh does the queen do? sheis knows igainst the law. the law is madby parliament. we are already in mad hatter's tea party territory, but it could get madder. jane:hy don't the longer party -- labor party want a general a election? ed: jeremy corbyn is not that dissimilar to ris johnson. he does not

has been in office for four decades. >> reporter: congressman's run sets up a fight between two political powerhouses. ed markey has been in since 1976, longer than kennedy has been alive. and then you have the grandson of bobby kennedy in a city and state that showed a lot of love for the kennedys over the years. while some expect this to be around a generational argument since both candidates largely agree on major issues, congressman kennedy argues it will be more about that. he has now ideas, new approach. he said democrats need to do more in 2020 than defeat president trump. and he is talking about big structural changes to what he calls a broken system. >> do you disagree? >> i disagree on a number of areas. one, structural reform. i have rejected that. i believe that you need to call for term limits to lower the temperatures. and get the president that this country votes for and wants. i look forward to seeing the senator's view on more than that. i have laid out a whole wide variety of plans that i think with we need to engage in to make our economic system more fair. yes, there will be areas whe

prominent democratic donor and activist has been charged with running a drug den after a third man reportedly suffered an overdose inside his west hollywood home. edhas faced public scrutiny before, after two men died from overdoses eight months apart inside his residence. he was not charged in those cases. a local activist who had been buck for some time or in the back in january that another man could die. >> two men have died in his house within 18 months. that is not a coincidence prayed as i said, we have nearly a dozen young men who have come forward who are sharing their stories with detectives, who have spoken to me. this is a pattern, a practice with ed buck. it is very clear that if he has not stopped there will be a third body. >> dagen: court documents, they allege that buck manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes. these include applying and personally administering dangerously large doses of narcotics to his victims. buck, who is being held on $4 million bail, denies any wrongdoing. leslie, to you first on this. this is where right, left, center government failed those people who are most vulnerable. and it i

cnn's ed lavandera has been covering this live at the courthouse in dallas with more. the latest, ed? >> good morning, alisyn. this is day seven of this trial for former dallas police officer amber guyger. it's not exactly clear when this case will reach closing arguments and be handed over to the jury, but we anticipate that it could be very soon. you definitely get the sense here that defense attorneys are wrapping up their case and as soon as prosecutors, if they don't counter with any more witnesses, those closing arguments will begin. this jury has heard directly from the most important figure in this case, amber guyger. she testified for about three hours at the end of last week. it was at times emotional, but she also received scathing questions from prosecutors. at one point amber guyger said she wished botham jean, the 26-year-old accountant she killed in the apartment, had been the one with the gun that night and killed her. >> i was scared whoever was inside my apartment was going to kill me and i'm sorry. i have to live with that every single day. >> can yo

ed. >>> apple has more on one of the high end new iphones and learn about the new features. >> reporterceo tim cook took to the stage in cupertino tuesday to unveil the new products and services at the annual apple event. >> our mission at apple has always been to design products that empower people and enrich people's lives. >> reporter: three new models were unveiled, the iphone 11 with two cameras, and the pro and pro max which have three cameras. there are some ways that you can use the three cameras here on the 11 pro, and using a third-party app, you can look at multiple vantage points and record video at the same time. after following apple for 35 years, this is being called at $699 aggressively priced, and expects it to be the most popular. the more expensive pro series starts between $1,000 and $1,100. >> i think apple is in a good position going into the holidays. especially analysts are watching further, what's going to happen with the tariffs. >> reporter: steve jobs' widow attended the event, and selects from supermodels to pro athletes were invited. >> apple invited us to

ed: absolutely. okay. a lot going on on the campaign trail as well. bernie sanders hasked about, hey, free stuff, ped care for -- medicare for all, he's talked about p wiping out student debt. pete: the green new deal. jedediah: i would like a pony, ed. ed: last night in vegas he says he wants to wipe out all debt that puerto rico has, just wipe it out, take the it off the books. it's fine for us to do that for puerto rico. he also went on to say that if he's elected president, he wants to end all deportations. anyone here illegally, bernie sanders will not deport you. watch. >> we'd like to know whether you will institute a moratorium on deportations to temporarily stop them, and what is your message for people who are currently undocumented in the country? >> we're going to end the i.c.e. raids which are terrorizing communities all across this country -- [applause] we are going to impose a mother tore rum on -- moratorium on deportations. i am supportive of the medicare for all, and that means everybody in the country has health care. including undocumented. i want to

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. >>> hurricane dorian has been unusually challenging for forecasters like ed. slow to move and especially tough to track. joining me is the founder and ceo of our daily planet, a daily news service focussed on environmental issues. she is also the former deputy administrator for n.o.a.a. hurricanes are something you understand well, monica. it used to be -- i have been covering hurricanes for a long time. it used to be that if you brought up the effect of climate change on hurricanes, people would say to you this isn't the time to talk about that. we're past that now. people don't say that anymore. they understand that we have to talk about this. hurricanes are gaining in intensity in large part because the oceans are warming. >> it's a triple whammy. it's increased storm surge which we have talked about a lot tonight already. it's also a huge increase in the amount of rainfall associated with storms and the storms are more powerful. so it's a triple punch that this climate change impact is having on storms and it is pretty well documented at this point after we

in precisely for the alternative burger, than those who say i will not buy the regular beef stuff ed hasto buy this? >> one of the things you have to look at this in category of restaurants, for example, mcdonald's has north of 75% of the business going through the drive-through. you have the whole new delivery option. youyou technology is catching un the restaurants. i think you will see a lot more former closet eaters being able to buy this product because they are truly vegetarians. neil: you're probably right about that. you mentioned technology. steve easterbrook, the guy who runs mcdonald's is very big on that. humanless drive-throughs. the argument it is better for accuracy, better for speed, better for more customers coming through more often, what do you think of this whole trend? >> i think it is absolutely essential, particularly in the delivery side that all these restaurants are going to. the sophistication of the systems, facial recognition voss modulation, voice recognition, they will make the customer experience a lot smoother and easier. i use apps driving down the highw

quentin: what saudi arabia a ed statesthe un has done, is that this was a direct attack from iran and iranian soil. instead it said it was sponsored by iran. these two bitter enemies have ioproxies throughout the r any direct escalation would spread like wildfire and be difficult to contain. arriving in jeddah today, u.s. secretary of state me pompeo called the attack an act of war. in june,he u.sblamed iran for these attacks in the gulf of om. last year's abandoned nuclear deal and u.s. sanctions have fueled confrontation. >> good morning, prime minister. quentin: iraq's prime minister, speaking to the bbc, urged his neighbors to useaution. >> well, ie h don't go to attack each other. because if we have an open war, it will not stop. this is a very dangerous war. not like any other wars. quentin: this was an attack with global implications. tonight president trump d boris johnson spoke and called for a united diplomaticrd response, fighting talk. few want to run the risk of the crisis raging out of control. quentin sommerville, bbc news, a root-- beit. laura: for more on today's deve

and learn more at transitions.com ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for many years, ed bock has been a big-time fund-raisernia the democratic party, there he is with hillary clinton. she probably met in between visits to jeffrey epstein and harvey weinstein. turns out when he wasn't donating to the democrats, he liked to injection met with narcotics in his living room. he didn't always do a good job. since 20172 separate men have died of overdoses his west hollywood home. here's the amazing part, authorities looked at that and shrugged. he faced no charges for either death. now he apparently has gone too far. this month a third man overdosed inside his home. by the way, all of this was in the news. everyone knew that ed buck was injecting young people with narcotics and no one did anything. the third o.d., thank god, survived. yesterday authorities finally arrested him and accused him of what, again, everyone knew he was doing, luring young men to his home and injecting them with deadly amounts of methamphetamine. so he charged them finally with what everyone knew he was doing for years worried those who a

my next guest ed o'bannon has been fighting for the rights for profits for a decade back in 1995 he leda championship. the tournament's most outstanding player. drafted by the nets. after leaving the sport he recognized his like innocence a basketball game called mc basketball 09. take a look at those images. it was being used without his consent or compensation. so in 2009, o'bannon sued the ncaa as well as the video maker ea sports. ed o'bannon wrote a book about this battle "court justice my inside story of the gather against the ncaa" and joins me now. ed, did you ever get paid -- can we put that back up on the screen for a minute. look at ed's likeness from the video game versus how he looked in his heyday, did you ever get paid for that? >> no, i didn't. i did not get paid, michael. >> were you forewarned. or did this catch you cold? how did you discover, oh, my god, they're using me in their video game? >> i was, in a nutshell, i was at a friend's house. and his son had been playing the video game the night before. and then, you know, went to his house. you know, he told me about

>> reporter: the outrage surrounding ed buck has been boiling for years, after two men died in his apartmentsimilar circumstances in less than 18 months. on july 27th, 2017, jamel moore was found dead of an accidental meth overdose. but the d.a.'s office declined to press charges. timothy dean also died in buck's apartment. on january 7th of this year. also of an accidental meth overdose. while it is moore's death that is the crux of the federal charges against buck, today the u.s. attorney revealed there are many more men that say they were victimized by him. >> investigators have located ten additional victims. nine of whom said mr. buck administered drugs to them or strongly encouraged them to ingest narcotics as parts of agreements to be compensated for sexual services. >> reporter: handcuffed and slumped over in the back of a police cruiser, buck was taken away outside of his west hollywood apartment tuesday. it's a likingly different posture for the lgbtq activist and prominent donor who has contributed more than $120,000 to democratic heavy weighs since the early '90s. that's accordin

breaking tonight, sources tell us the white house is prepping to release them both and ed henry has another good impact on everything you think you know so far. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." breaking news from the united nations largely overshadowed by all this impeachment talk tonight so stick around for that. and a senior capital health producer chad program will look at who is on board with impeachment and what actually happens next in this very complex process. we start tonight with correspondent gillian turner, a national security worker herself. she joins us with late breaking news about the whistle-blower complaint itself. good evening, jillian. >> developing as we go along tonight a senior official tells fox news that the white house is now in discussions to release the whistle-blower complaint in full to congress, though not necessarily to the public, if it is legally possible to do so. the official census the white house's goal here is straightforward is to provide as much information as possible and quickly. that includes an unredacted transcript of president trump's