paola: crea elena, adelante. -- elena tabraue, adelante.concord superando las 14 millas por hora. viento fuertes que continÚan con nosotros hasta por lo menos el miÉrcoles a la noche. se mantiene una advertencia por viento hasta las 11 de la noche. las montaÑas en el Área de la bahÍa tiene vientos con rÁfagas que superan las 65 millas por hora. se mantiene efectivo el aviso por riesgo de incendio. las temperaturas estarÁn frÍas. entre los 30 y 42°. >> el condado de santa clara abrirÁ centros para que se puedan refugiar. ramÓn: aquÍ estÁn estos albergues. otro de los condados afectados ha sido marÍn donde la energía en algunos lugares todavÍa no regresa. >> vamos en vivo desde san rafael. carla, buenas tardes un todo -- tardes. >> las encontramos con el vocero de marÍn, oscar guardado para que nos comente un poco sobre este centro de carros que tienen en el condado dispuesto para toda la persona que se han visto afectadas por estos apagones. >> vamos a ver cuÁles son los recursos para mantenerse seguro. uno de los ejemplos son los centros de

elena: un saludo nuevamente.n rÁfagas entre las 35 a 50 millas por hora. en santa cruz del martes en la tarde al miÉrcoles en la maÑana las rÁfagas de viento pueden llegar hasta las 40 millas por hora.los vientos fuertes por la baja humedad sobre nuestra regiÓn hace que el aviso por riesgo de incendios se active desde el martes hasta el miÉrcoles en la tarde, en toda el Área de la bahÍa. porque las condiciones no van a mejorar, sino que se van a deteriorar con esos vientos fuertes. cielos mayormente soleados, las temperaturas mÁximas oscilando de 73 a 75 grados. vamos a una breve pausa y regresamos en minutos. ♪ ♪ [publicidad] raÚl: amigos, vamos a repasar las breves en contacto deportivo. con 26 puntos de stephen curry las warriors denotaban 134 a 123, a los pelÍcanos del nueva orleans, que sigue sin ganar en la nba para dejar su marca de cero y cuatro. green aportÓ 16 unidades, 17 rebotes y 10 asistencias para warrior. mÉxico igualÓ sin goles con paraguay, en el mundial sub 17, con sede en brasil. se quedÓ con

nuestra meteorÓloga elena tabraue tiene los detalles. elena: muy buenas noches.a. continuaremos con los vientos fuertes por lo menos hasta el miÉrcoles en la tarde. en el norte de la bahÍa, rÁfagas de viento de hasta 65 millas por hora. sobre el este de la bahÍa, del rÁfagas de viento pueden oscilar de 35 a 50 millas por hora en las prÓximas horas. en santa cruz, los vientos fuertes con rÁfagas de hasta 40 millas por hora. nos preocupa que las temperaturas van a estar bien frÍas esta prÓxima madrugada. mÍnimas al norte de la bahía oscilando en los 33 a 35 grados. el este de la bahÍa con mÍnimas entre los 40 a 43 grados. mientras que sus de la bahÍa a ver a temperaturas mÍnimas en los 45 grados Únicamente. genera que personas sin electricidad usen los calentadores, para las personas que lo detiene electricidad, recomiendo que vayan hacia refugios. paola: mÁs adelante tenemos, ante la inesperada caÍda las temperaturas con el condado de santa clara anuncio centros para que la gente se resguarden las bajas temperaturas. los residentes de santa clara podrÍan refugiars

. >> tambiÉn tenemos a nuestra metro lugar elena trabaue pero vamos a empezar con miguel gÓmez que sen lo Último de siniestro. miguel: regresa la calma a la ciudad de windsor o al menos lo hace temporalmente. esta maÑana se veÍan diferentes camiones del departamento de bomberos de diferentes agencias de diferentes partes del estado con la misma meta, extinguir las llamas que se estaban extendiendo a diferentes estructuras. desafortunadamente se registraron bastantes destrucciones. >> las fuertes llamas alcanzaron este hogar en windsor, el temor es que el fuego llegue a las estructuras aledaÑas, es el primer incendio de muchos do llegado por los cielos, y un helicÓptero rociaba la zona. no se primer incendio que tienen que extinguir tampoco serÁ el Último, mientras este grupo hacÍa lo que podía, las autoridades intentaban ayudar, en cuestiÓn de minutos los bomberos llegaban y atacaron esta estructura, mÁs que nada los bomberos toman control y >> conducimos a una zona a unos minutos de ese lugar, y unrabaj cerca. .> esta es una las fuertes decisiones que los residentes de la zona tienen

pasamos con nuestra meteorÓloga elena tabraue.atura. la mÁxima estará superando los 80 grados. temperaturas cÁlidas sobre nuestra Área. es muy importante que durante el fin de semana usted busque la sombra, se hidrate bien, y utilice protector solar. y siempre tomÉ abundante lÍquido para mantenerse hidratado. pronÓstico extendido para san josÉ, condiciones secas. afortunadamente no se espera lluvia pero frente frÍo seco se va estar expresando el martes iba a ser el causante de que el miÉrcoles tendremos un descenso en las temperaturas. como siempre un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo. [habla en inglÉs] que vie especialmentenen durante las elecciones preguntas de los asistentes. pasamos a una pausa, pero regresa con mÁs.

elena and kevin, thank you so much. and the day's other big headline, president trump saying that i am the team. white house strategy shifting as evidence against the president is piling up with a clear portrait of a quid pro quo emerging. advisers to the president tell the "washington post" he's increasingly frustrated he's not been able to stop key witnesses from did he having. here's what the president said about beefing up his defense strategy. >> i don't have teams, everyone talking about teams, i'm the team. i did nothing wrong. >> you're back with me, not letting you go. so we're just talking about that. the first line of the "washington post" article is after weeks of dismissing the impeachment inquiry as a hollow partisan attack, president trump and his closest advisers recognize that the snowballing probe poses a serious threat to the president and they have little power to block it. according to multiple aides and advisers. any sense how serious the threat is to the president? >> the white house is definitely

let me start with you, elena, is trump scared that mick mulvaney can turn on him if he fires him?> erin, i haven't been told of a specific fear of mulvaney. what i have been told is allies are telling trump that what happened with bolton which is to say details leaking of him, you know, issuing scathing criticisms of trump and his foreign policy behind closed doors have, in fact, rattled him and made him re-think his policy of flippantly casting off advisers and then trashing them by tweet as he polls advisers inside and outside the white house, whether he should keep mulvaney. this is what they're responding. do you want john bolton redocs? and at this press conference we know how much mick mulvaney knows about everything that has happened too that phone call to the ukrainian president thus far. >> that's certainly true. by the way, we don't even yet know how much damage john bolton can do. >> exactly. >> to your point the risks here could be extremely big. john, you, of course, is the person who told the truth about president nixon and as elena points out trump has fired a lot o

. >> i want to introduce you to our next guest, elena ong. she is a public health leader and advocate. elena, welcome, and what's your question? >> mayor, on tuesday, the u.s. supreme court began hearing arguments that could determine if lgbtq plus people can be fired on the basis of sexual orientation or transgender status. the communities currently vulnerable in 26 states and three territories where there are no explicit prohibitions for prohibition based on sexual orientation or gender id. the implications of the court's decision are far-reaching. as potus, what will you do to ensure people won't lose their livelihoods just because they're lgbt plus? >> as president i will begin by honoring the principle that nobody should be threatened with losing their job because of who they are or who they love. this is a basic principle of equality, and it's being tested right now in the courts under the civil rights act. but let's remember that even if the supreme court upholds the idea that the civil rights act applies to discrimination against, for

elena?think he is leaning hard into being that middle ground. >> right. >> somewhere between the spectrum of biden and warren and bernie. but:00 loo, i think an important point for buttigieg is not only has he really leaned into both, he has been the darling of high dollar fundraisings and donors, certainly has leaned into that element of the democratic party that both warren and sanders have rejected, but he also has a very robust small dollar donor network. he averaged $32 last quarter, and elizabeth warren averaged $26. that's not a huge difference between the two of them. and he has been able to grow that grassroots network and sort of run a dual high and low-dollar program. certainly maybe he wants to draw some contrasts between himself and sanders and warren both on the money front and on health care policy of late. but look, he is sort of leaning into both in his own campaign. >> all right, margie omero. >> you folks looking for something fun to do on a monday night this time next wee

like she -- >> wow. >> tripp, so i'll ask you what i asked elena.kamala harris need to have a good showing before california? >> i completely agree. the famous rudy giuliani strategy was to wait until florida voted and ignore the early voting states. and expectations, whether you exceed them or underperform, are so important after the first two or three states vote. and you can't wait until california. >> does biden need to win iowa or new hampshire? can he wait until south carolina? >> well, history is against waiting -- doing poorly in the first two states. there hasn't been a democratic nominee with one exception is in 1992 in the modern era who has gone on to be the nominee who didn't win either iowa or new hampshire. so his campaign has been trying to lower expectations particularly in iowa. i think that they are already very low in new hampshire. so he could survive. it is not so much how much he underperforms in iowa or new hampshire, it is by how much compared to what people are expecting. so if it is a pretty close finish and the polls righ

. >> elena schneider, thank you. we will talk to you again in a little bit. >> thanks. >>> still ahead congress wants access to trump's communication with russian president vladimir putin and the kremlin is responding. >> new look at some new polling that continues to show growing support for impeaching president trump. we vill those stories and a whole lot more and a check on weather when we come back. we get it. it's just the way things are. when you're under pressure to get the job done, it seems you have to accept the fact that some equipment will sit idle, or underutilized. but it doesn't have to be that way. that's why united rentals is combining equipment, data, safety and expertise to help your worksite perform better. united rentals. a better worksite is here. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of y

hablaremos lo que se alista estas Últimas horas, hemos visto rÁfagas de viento, lo hemos visto esanta elenagorda... muy flaco... muy delicado... muy cholo... muy diferente... muy vieja... muy raro... o muy limitada. seas como seas, en kaiser permanente creemos que el mundo está muy lleno de oportunidades para que vivas bien. (musica hoy hubo una rueda de prensa de la concacaf, la selecciÓn caribeÑa en el ranking fifa el tata martino advierte que no serÁ un rival sencillo mientras que hÉctor herrera hablÓ del atlÉtico de madrid >> ha hecho un muy buen partido, es la copa oro >> era uno de los rivales mÁs difÍciles de la zona creemos que tiene jugadores muy importantes, centrodelantero juega muy bien, la decisiÓn que tomÉ en ir al atlÉtico de madrid sabÍa que iba ser un reto difÍcil e import t importante en mi carrera >> era consciente que podÍa pasar lo que iba a pasar, y la verdad es que estoy bastante tranquilo estoy disfrutando m h mucho le tapa que estoy viviendo >> aprendiendo y trabajando al 100% >> tener oportunidades que deben estar preparados >> ssoy carlos mauricio ramÍrez muchas g

♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ >> miren que belleza, hoy precisamente me acompaÑa y llena de emociÓn que rosa elenaue no tenÍas como claras? >> sÍ, pues si, yo creo que sÍ, porque primer dios ante todo y el apoyo de todas mis amigas, familia, no permitÍa que llegara nadie con cara de pÉsame, porque en realidad uno les motiva a que uno no estÁ mal, si no que es algo que uno estÁ saliendo, algo que uno no espera pero estÁ bien. >> tÚ te hacÍas las mamografias cada 6 ses, no es algo normal, muchas personas le tienen miedo a la mamografÍa es comÚn que uno se haga eso es doloroso? >> no, por rutina es anual, no es doloroso, es incÓmodo, son 3 segundos y eso es lo que mÁs detecta un precÁncer que es donde queremos encontrar los cÁnceres. >> ¿algÚn consejo para las mujeres que puedan estar pasando por la enfermedad y no saben cÓmo enfrentarla? >> ser bien positivo, siempre escuchar a su mÉdico, seguir las instrucciones del mÉdico, no te salgas porque la fulana le dio esto, a la otra no, tienes que ir al mÉdico, seguirlo y cumplir lo que ellos te dicen, escuchar a tu cuerpo, y como yo digo, tecate para que

elena: well, it is a bit of a trap. a position where she cannot do really much, because we have heard for about 10 years how rules-based things are, and since there is no rule now on how to handle and overly crowded, in terms of excess of 18es, economy countries, we do not really know in to stimulate the demand investment and lending, and we have proven that we do not know how to do that, because from 2008 until 2016, i think, we have had zero growth for the whole euro zone and only recently started having growth in the euro zone, and now, the fact that we have the slow and with thedemand lending, investing, and so on, again, we do not look at ourselves as an issue, but we are saying it is the trade war that is a problem, but there are a lot of reforms that have to happen, with each nation modernizing their industrial base. manus: well, the big criticism is perhaps nations did not reform quickly enough. you say the problem 10 years ago, the diagnosis was a liquidity crisis treated with austerity. what is the risk now of

elena gomez in brentwood, california, abc news. >> our thanks to elena.ife goes on. >> a wedding in sonoma county winery saturday even as the kincade fire burned just a few miles away, giving them this iconic image with the smoke behind them. most of their vendors had to cancel but not their photographer. the married couple and their guests evacuated safely to san francisco. >>> and look at this. our own kayna whitworth went from covering wildfires to running from one. she grabbed her two boys and her dog and joined the thousands who have evacuated in l.a. she says the sight of a tanker aircraft carrying fire retardant over her house was unnerving. we are thinking about kayna and all those people there who are dealing with the evacuations and the threat of those wildfires. >> and the firefighters too. >> definitely. >>> southern california residents like kayna and those firefighters will get some help today from the weather, but more wind is in the forecast. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has the details. adam, good morning. >> kenneth and kaylee, good m

different to the people who have been out here on the streets during peaceful protests throughout the day elena looking at how authorities have been reacting spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez was speaking in brussels a little bit earlier today and said there is no tolerance for any violence a let's listen to what he said. with. your input on. those responsible for acts of violence i could be identified to this group and be taken before the courts to receive the corresponding sanctions on proof. through and through the middle east and based in the few hours of them that is there is nurse base for impunity in relation to the serious acts of violence we have witnessed over recent days in different cities in catalonia their mobile phone booth so how in a very clear words there from pedro sanches at the same time these protests have pushed on so what are protesters looking to achieve here. so we have got to main goals many people here tonight off your us about the lengthy prison sentences which were handed out by the supreme court on monday for 9 catalan separatist leaders with jail terms

(♪mÚsica♪) (♪mÚsica♪) (♪mÚsica♪) (♪mÚsica♪) para estar preparados que tal les saluda elena muchas graciaseso las autorids >> más de 40,000 personas se encuentran a la espera. se quedaron sin suministro eléctrico. la cifra pudiera triplicarse ya que cuentan a más de tres personas por casa. vamos a escuchar alguna información de las conferencias de prensa que ha habido durante el día. escuche bien la hora del apagón fue postergado hasta las ocho de la noche hoy en el condado santa clara recordemos que entre las 15 ciudades del condado que se van a ver afectadas son ... en ambas conferencias de prensa las autoridades presentaron su preocupación por las posibles consecuencias a conductores y dueños de negocio. las instaron estar separados porque pueden estar hasta siete días sin servicio eléctrico algo que podría tener un impacto económico sustancial. el jefe de policía dijo que no descarta la posibilidad de que amantes de lo ajeno se aprovechan de la situación y cometan algún acto delictivo para eso ya doblaron el patrullaje. aconsejaron a los conductores rita salir de sus hogares y manejar

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who was injured in game two: "elena della donne is the pride of delaware. well as she recovers-- we need more professional athletes like her sharing their support for inclusive sports. i'm looking forward to seeing her back on the court soon." that was very nice of him. just one problem: when biden tweeted that, della donne was playing in game three. alley-oopsie! it's a little-- little awkward for joe. but it was better than his next tweet: "good luck to the baltimore colts next week in super bowl five! give them hell, juney unitas! then there's new jersey senator and man whose barber just turned the chair back around toward the mirror, cory booker. ( laughter ) booker is consistently polling at 2%, but morale is still high in his camp. reportedly, booker team members are frustrated with his place in the polls. but they are, perhaps surprisingly, zen about the future of the race. it makes sense that they're zen. when you're polling that low, you know the sound of one hand clapping. ( laughter ) back on the-- thank you. back on the campaign trail, we saw a

elena gomez, abc news, brentwood, california. >> back in the bay area, no community is feeling the impact power outages more than marin county. >> the outage is causing a residual impact that has raised some real safety concerns, and 7 on your side's michael finney is here with that part of the coverage. >> starting out with these numbers, absolutely incredible. some 99% of marin county residents are without power at this hour. now, that's a highest blackout rate of any county in the bay area: now with the outages, many cell phone towers have gone out. towers without generators or those with limited back up battery, have as little as four hours of life. they have shut down too. kat kathy is one of those with no cell phone service. >> it's tough but i have been able to communicate with the people i need to by text. >> reporter: others are not as lucky, and are without even texting service. >> concerns that we have obviously is maintaining communication with our residents in case of an emergency, if we need to evacuate or issue some other protective order. >> reporter: if necessary, authori

i think you know to elena's point until there are articles of impeachment on the floor of the house of representatives, republicans are in a bind, because they don't really know where this is going. >> alana when you see what the president has put forward over the past week as a defense, how would you sum up what that reflects? >> it's classic president trump and it's classic the trump administration. we've seen the exact same branding, the president he is in a way a masterful brander. he knows how to reframe the conversation the way he wants to that's why we're seeing nicknames. he employed them in the 2016 campaign, he's employing them now. shifty schiff, using the line no-value democrats or something along those lines. they're continuing to try to discredit the intelligence community. we saw this during the mueller investigation repeatedly with the president. they're trying to discredit the whistle-blower, questioning whether everything was hearsay or how they got their information. we're going to continue to see this in the weeks ahead. >> alana treene, kevin cirilli, thank you. [

elena gomez with the latest. >> we're knocking this down. >> reporter: crews reacted quickly, workingo knock down this fire from san bernardino from the ground and from the air. nine homes were destroyed or damaged. this video showing those homes in flames. the fire tripled in size within a couple hours. in that time, two firefighters were injured and a family of four was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation and burns. >> we've been evacuated since and i just came back. my house is now fired in phos-chek. >> reporter: this resident was affected by the fire burning further west in pacific palisades. families here forced to quickly evacuate, some escaping from the flames just feet away. residents were allowed to go home yesterday. now there's word that the main power company in the bay area is once again concerned about more outages this week tovoid potential problems of downed power lines igniting dry brush. a weather watch will last until friday here in los angeles and ventura counties as humidity levels dip and winds in some areas are expected to gust between 40 a

. >> last night lauren elena dedicated her dance to her late step-father performing to a song she wrote him. >> it changed my life forever and i wanted to write a song about it. this day fell on a monday. it's a gift. it's a gift we got to share that story. i know sam would be so proud. >> a emotional -- "queer eye's" karamo brown. >> you were with priyanka at the jonas brothers concert and you said she gave you some wedding advice. what did she tell you? >> she said do it quick. don't linger. i'm like should i be rushing my wedding date? if priyanka says do it, you do it. >> priyanka is the wedding queen from now on. >>> let's move on to friendly exes. jennifer aniston and justin theroux. rachel smith joins us from new york with more. >> yeah, keltie. we all saw when justin commented on jen's instagram debut. so what's his take on her finally embracing social media? that's up first in tonight's know and tell. >> what did you make of that? >> what everyone else made of t it. is there going to be a sequel? >> broke instagram. >> she literally texted me and said you followed me? >> tessa

in eighth grade, elena sat in front of me in our american history class. if i am being honest, we never really talked about school security in the context of preventing a mass shooting. until one day when my friend austin returned to school after surviving the fort lauderdale shooting the previous week. then on our front row, contemplated the effectiveness of our school safety procedures while standing in the adjacent order of our classroom every three months. nearly a year later, the three of us are at school, nervous specimens on valentine's day, and once again we went through the code red drill. the only difference was this time, only two of us made it home. elena was 14 years old when she was murdered. the week after valentine's day was full of things. full of tears, full of funerals and full of much talk around school security. i'll never forget the first morning back at school. when we first arrived to the walkway and to the campus, we were welcomed back by what seemed like every armed security officer and the whole county. it was truly a sea of blac

we begin with abc's elena gomez. >> reporter: california's governor looking at the ruins of destroyedg the damage left by the getty fire. only 15% contained as california braces for a powerful new round of santa ana winds that have a dangerous history of turning sparks into infernos. >> these are probably the worst winds los angeles has seen in the last two to three years. >> reporter: those winds, some hurricane force, fuel already brutal conditions in the hills just above los angeles. over 1,100 firefighters trying to contain the blaze on the ground and from the air. the expected dangerous wind conditions spelling no relief for thousands of residents still evacuated. >> so people will not be returning to their homes because those extreme wind events we're going to see, those can pick up and transfer the fire miles away sometimes. >> reporter: meanwhile in northern california, those winds are already picking up, fanning the kincaid fire. visibility near zero as these crews put out hot spots in sonoma county. >> over 4,000 personnel are working on that fire as we speak. >> reporter: t

just go on ok there i'm afraid we're going to have to leave it thank you all for being with us today elena henrique and christiane and thank you for watching as a waste of good you can see the program again at any time just by going to the web site at al-jazeera talk calm for further discussion join us at our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a.j. inside story from me adrian said again and the whole team here in doha thanks for watching we'll see you again but i thought. i. my fast simmons' were all. taken by the chinese government all i want to stay with my son stay with my wife and so on this is a really human rights abuses of our time we decided to talk about it now just. tell the world. the truth about china systematic repression of the week is. tell the world coming soon on al-jazeera at night in a stock up suburb somali moms patrolled streets police ski and not going to hide out or lack of training yemeni tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. in. a

just go on ok there i'm afraid we're going to have to leave it thank you all for being with us today elena henrique and christiane and thank you for watching as a waste of good you can see the program again at any time just by going to the web site at al-jazeera talk calm for the discussion join us at our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter on handle at a.j. inside story from me adrian said again and the whole team here in doha thanks for watching we'll see you again but i thought. i. when say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the was. al-jazeera shares these personal journey it's. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen path. witness documentaries on out here. on the legacy of south africa's a n c what's the point made any quality for these what is the plough how does gold take us how i believe and how perceptions have changed of this former liberation movement turned government you think is appropriate f

in saint had elena, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> portola valley school district has made the decision it will remain open this time after closing the last time this happened. 9 school district said not having school is disruptive and nothing can replace a teacher in the front of the classroom. >>> there are a lot of bay area cities that could have their power shut off tomorrow by pg&e. we have posted them online. all you have to do is go to our website, abc7news.com. the list is at the top of our home page. >>> while we're talking about websites, pg&e says it is ready after its site went down during the last power shut off. utility says it has an alternate address ready for the expected increase in traffic. it mistakenly gave out the wrong web address this afternoon and fixed it. >> well, the wind here is key, of course. alorast for wednesday and thursday. >> sandhya patel joins us with what's next. sandhya. >> the weather will be elevated. the north bay, east bay and santa cruz mountains beginning tomorrow afternoon running till thursday afternoon. those gusts out of the north, north

lawmakers had tough questions for the boss of boeing today about the company's the 736 max elena, which killed 346 people. it has been one year since the first aircraft crashed into the java sea. the finger has been pointed at the air control system. the ceo was challenged by lawmakers about how his company handled concerns about the design of thete s >> hold up the photographs you brought -- the crashes of the boeing 737 max aircraft held up by relatives at a senate hearing. lawmakers told families they could only imagine the pain they have endured.ng for boeo dennis muilenburg, this is a chance to apologize. dennis: on behalf of myself and the boeing company, we are sorry, deeply and truly sorry. laura: the first 737 max crashed into theava sea a year ago, killing 189 people. a second 737 max crashed in ethiopia months later with a loss of 157 lives. lawmakers wanted to new when boeing's boss knew that the test pilots had concerns with the system in 2016. >> it was after the cryou were made aware of it this year? dennis prior to the second crash. >> prior to the second crash. laura: a

elena generous the liberal talk show host and defender of gay rights sitting next to george w. bush the conservative former us president who actually pushed for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages who'd have thought they could be friends. after the twitter roddy pointed out the unlikely friendship ellen was quick to defend george i'm friends with george bush in fact i'm friends with a lot of. well who don't share the same beliefs that i have we're all different and i think that we've forgotten that that's ok that we're all different just because i don't agree with someone on everything doesn't mean that i'm not going to be friends with them when i say be kind to one another i don't mean only the people that think the same way that you do i mean be kind to everyone now trying to bridge america's political gap is certainly admirable but does being kind to everyone include the man who allowed this to happen iraq declared 500 liters of anthrax unscom estimates that saddam hussein could have produced 25000 liters at this hour american and coalition forces are in the earl

coming up next our show conflicts elena we'll have more for you at the top of the hour thank you for watching g.w. . conflicts a. poison pill. rising in venezuela hong kong protests for exit blockage the world is in crisis mode just this week we've lost track of the key interviews of the season the point is that middle wants to change they implied in the mail on jay leno this certainly wouldn't you. like some of. the details of. the city. are always a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population . last lions fans occupied the city center in 2017 president to turn his response was. interesting. to me book called. the. the reconquest turned into tragedy. is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did mubarak become a gateway to islamist terror until now the same sort of god was sitting as the result of an exclusive report from a destroyed city in. the philippines in the sciences starts october 24th on the d.w. . cut. he's trying to frighten you know it's a fact what do you expect that it did to jerry means white dog that that's what d

breakthrough a guardrail of somebody lost control, so they went very slowly there, on the road is on the one elena so, and they had to stretch it out a little bit because of the dust, but fortunately they got through that and close to a high pass going over and then down into california, i think the top of, it they were able to get over the past and back down there now mishaps, for their other vehicles they had to be aware at this time? >> and this stretch, the police in the highway patrol didn't allow other vehicles on the highway while they were crossing, so that was fortunate because they would've had a difficult time passing a vehicle as narrow as the road was. >> what are they doing here? >> this is in the utah, the road was very bad there, and actually cutting sage brush to put underneath the vehicles to get some traction for the vehicles because they were in this deep sand, they had difficulty getting through the sand and in fact they said some of the vehicles were so heavy that they knock down two feet into the sand, so they're putting in sage brush to get some traction to get going, again

jillian: 15-year-old beating 2017 french open champion elena. how do you say it?ciation tour in australia, i mean, she's incredible. [laughter] rob: amazing. jillian: 15 minutes until the top of the hour, elizabeth warren dares facebook with fake campaign ad and they take the bait, what would it take for social media giant to make changes, up next social media strategist says it's time for government intervention. rob: first check in with steve doocy and see what's coming up on "fox & friends", happy monday, steve. steve: it's columbus day being observed here. rob and jillian good morning to you, jillian i was watching you on instagram, i saw you were golfing over the weekend. jillian: i was. steve: good to know. rob, what did you do? >> i was doing the lake charles rally. jillian: what did you do? >> i made meatloaf last night, it was delicious, bacon wrap, i could use a piece right now. glad you asked. [laughter] steve: the president is getting a lot of criticism for pulling troops out of syria, senator lindsey graham is one of the people who have been critical

in the name of the people we unanimously condemned nikolai and elena ceausescu to death. this is. the such as who was a dictator when you think about all his machinations for me only one accusation came into question that crimes against humanity. and there was only one penalty for that. you know chill of the flesh and political when it. there would be no reprieves and no appeals were executed immediately a short trial did put a stop to the shootings on the street the number of people killed in romania had already risen to a 1000 and images from bucharest were circulating around the world everywhere else the revolutions had been peaceful but the party in romania was desperately clinging to power by all means and a 2nd guard was already on standby. this report came shortly before the ceausescu's were executed. and i need to prove this hundreds have reportedly died in gun fights in bucharest alone who are supporters of ceausescu especially his security police that have occupied buildings and are still firing on soldiers and civilians in the city is all done locals are showing the sol

. >> elena siempre fue muy cercana a su hermana rosa marÍa. te hablo de su marido? >> no.l, porque no era alguien que me agradara. >> que no te agradaba de Él? >> no sÉ. no puede explicar qué era lo que no me agradaba, pero habÍa algo que me hacía mantenerme al margen. no me agradaba estar cerca. >> tu mami nunca te comento nada si tuvo problemas en la casa? >> no. mima mi era bien reservada con sus cosas. siempre querÍa proyectar que todo estaba bien. >> rosa marÍa fue trasladada al hospital del seguro social en santa ana, donde muriÓ. cuando entregaron el reporte mÉdico, la familia empezÓ a atar cabos. >> cuando estaba en el hospital habÍan signos de fuerza en su cuello, y luego el dictamen forense registrÓ que su muerte habÍa sido por un golpe en la cabeza y por asfixia o estrangulamiento. >> el compaÑero de rosa marÍa fue detenido ese mismo dÍa. >> estÁ capturado. me dijeron, esperemos los resultados. Él es el primer testigo. >> no pelearon? >> nos damos cuenta que la persona tenÍa ciertas lesiones en su cuerpo que desde el estudio forense nos dicen que son seÑales de

my name is elena nunez and i'm director a ballot measure strategies for common cause. we are a watchdog organization with 1.2 million supporters in 30 state organizations throughout the country. for 50 years common cause has been holding power accountable for lobbying, litigation and grassroots organizing. we reduce the money and big money in politics, enhance voting rights for all eligible americans, strengthen ethics laws to make government more responsive and stop gerrymandering. we were founded by republican john gardner at a time republicans and democrats came together to work on pressing issues of the day. during the 1970s, because worked with many members of congress, democrats and republicans alike to pass major democracy reforms that sought to correct some of the most egregious abuses of power including the federal election campaign act and african government act. similarly, each of the 5 times the voting rights act has been reauthorized it had strong bipartisan support before being signed into law. as you heard, in the aftermath of the supreme court shelby co

elena delodon who played through multiple herniated discs. emma messeman, putting up the most points. and a long time coming. another day, another record breaking gold medal winning performance for simone biles. she is now the first woman to win five all-around titles at the world championships. it is fitting that at the very end of her floor routine, she ends it by dropping the mic. she has 22 medals at the championships, one short of the all-time record for men or women. she could pass that by the end of the individual events this weekend. she is the g.o.a.t. for sure. and i love her attitude, as well. everybody is wondering how she can be so dominant. i don't know how i do it. >> all due respect to serena, greatest athlete of our time, right? >> don't make me choose. it's hard. she's making a case for it. an olympic performance in tokyo would solidify the deal. >> she is remarkable. have a good weekend. >>> moments ago, the nba canceled all news conferences during its asia trip. this comes after an apology for blocking christina mcfarlane'

>> wnba finals and hopefully elena delle donne will be back for that game.obin. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with matt damon opening up about why he turned down one of the highest paying acting jobs of all time. the lead role in "avatar." damon sat down for an interview with "british gq" and he ry veeld that director james cameron came to him and offered him the role and 10% of the profits. >> oh. >> yeah, as we all know "avatar" turned out to be one of the highest grossing movies of all-time. just a little math showed that matt would have had to payout of roughly $250 million for one role. >> oh, my. >> for one role so why did he turn it down? matt tells the magazine it would have conflicted with another big role of his and caused a problem, for, quote all of my friends on the "bourne ultimatum." i just couldn't do it to them. >> okay. okay. that's all right. >> i love that. >> i love that. >> damon does say he regretted the decision. >> you think? >> but not because of the money. no, he says it's because he realized saying no to cameron me

finally the deciding game 5 of the wnba finals connecti ut sun at the washington mystics league mvp elena donna hampered by back spasms all series dominant tonight, 21 points 9 rebounds, washington went 89 76 as the mystics claim their first w n b a title and him that if you look at sports as the night as you that's right lot of events happening. thank you mike. coming up just how much it will cost to stay in a lisa frank dream hotel room. it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem - and done. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise, prove. don't miss our weekend special! the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now only $1,399. plus 0% interest for 24 months and free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>passed on a social security recipients next year according to the social security administ