they do not know what the little suit it's a given very clear from the beginning either from the energy office of from the. election office. with four million people's names missing from the n.r.c. list a huge appeals process is now underway most people are too poor to hire lawyers but some human rights lawyers are getting involved anyway when you saw that number four million people left of the list was that number surprised the way it was surprising for me i was not expecting that poured a million people to be dropped but then the fact remains that this is on the draft not final and i see saw there was one stallion which came in december thirty first two thousand and seventeen and this is the this is the second they're calling it a campaign draft but at the end of it is a draft no one is rendered stateless and no one will be called foreigners after this is only a draft nevertheless that's caused a lot of worry hasn't it with people whose name has been dropped are worried. and they are definitely worth it but because there is a process there is an opportunity called gleams where people can rea

you get a fast burning, high energy officer and he says, do i want to stay in the air force ar go over to the space force? bob, what -- how would you see something like that? >> those are clearly issues i am struck by, by two words that got used, one by the vice-chairman recently and the other by the deputy secretary of defense and one was complex and the other. i'm concerned when people say we're just going to take everybody associated with space and put a new patch on them and that will do it. i think that's a minimalist approach, that sort of ignores the overhead that must come with a separate military department. and so i am-- i worry that if we are going to do a separate military department, then it must be set up for success. i think the issue about who will go into which part of it and all of those, are always factors, and when human beings are involved here, those are the complexities that we're going to have to address. i think, in my way of thinking, anyway, i have that as an issue as sort of this minimalist approach that i think would ignore the necessary overhead that must

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first time and for the second time the german turkish energy forum well i mean i really want them to find their president and has set up an office right near the president that deals with our. ecological cooperation and that is one area which i mentor. very closely we address the issue of migration and turkey is doing examinee work regarding the fact that housing more than three million syrian refugees in their own country obviously it was one of the issues we discussed in that wider context and we will go into greater detail again tomorrow we advocate a meeting of the four parties with the turkish the russian the french president myself. and we hope for such a meeting to be helped before the end of october. moreover we discussed the implementation of the e.u. turkey agreement we stand by the commitments we had in two and one hundred to make sure also in the future that funds provided by the european union for refugee projects is made available without bureaucratic obstacles or. cooperation regarding the committing of terrorism is also to. intensify as we have a lot of contacts that will be reactivated after ministerial level we

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energy. san francisco's public utility commission made the announcement yesterday. the tallest office building west of the mississippi river uses sources from the sun, wind and waves through the city's clean program. >>> all right. well done. as we have looked at the reminder of what happened about 45 minutes ago, a little earthquake rolled through the east bay, almost right on the straight. maybe an after shock, certainly in the vicinity of the 2014 napa quake. this one a magnitude 3.6. there is no damage report yet. >>> labor day forecast looks mostly sunny, 61 to 92 degrees in land as we look at the clouds floating in. that's why it was so cool in san francisco, and it's 64-day. at the same time concord 88, plenty of blue down in san jose. it is still warm in san jose at 73, very pleasant evening in santa rosa. 74 degrees. clouds around the coast and along the bay. first it will form offshore future cast shows the low clouds blossoming off the shoreline. so it will warmup ever so slightly. high pressure off the southern california is building up. and because the high is building up

a 1996 opinion by the government accountability office found the department of energy was prohibited from paying the interest assessed as a result of an agency's mistake on a military service deposit without a change in the law. the agency made the mistake and the agency wanted to pay the difference, but under the restrictions of under law, the individual had to cover the interest payments that accrued through no fault of his own. this bill fixes that problem to ensure civil servants do not pay the cost of agencies' mistakes, specifically the bill authorizes federal agencies to pay interest assessed on military service deposits, americorps service deposit, and peace corps service deposits if the interest is a result of an agency error. i thank the gentleman from georgia, my friend, mr. carter, for his work on this important bill and look forward to hearing from him in a moment. i would also like to thank chairman harper and the committee on house administration for their support in bringing this bill to the floor. i will be entering into the record an exchange of letters between chai

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for the record, may i submit the department of energy press release on these reports. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: thank you. amazingly, this report comes from the same energy department currently pushing coal bailout proposals, but that's what you get with helpless, weak leadership from this administration that won't face up either to the scientific reality of climate change or the economic reality of energy markets. ferc, the federal energy regulatory commission, has just finalize add rule for energy storage that could spur as much as 50 gigawatts of additional energy storage across the united states. and that could be a conservative estimate if renewables pricings keep along those trajectories we showed before. that ferc rule on energy storage, by the way -- unanimous and bipartisan. the system operators like i.s.o. new england, are doing their best to remove obstacles that had kept renewables from competing fairly in capacity auctions and dispatch decisions. and this is saving consumers money. it was reported by utility dive that during the july heat wave in

energy in all of the activity that takes place in california by 2045. this is an extremely controversial measure. it has happened since trump took office.tillthe law, and we are a nation under law as of right now, and will remain so. [laughter] mr. gore: under the law, the first day the u.s. can withdraw from the paris agreement happens to be one day after the next presidential election. if there is a new president, excuse me for a moment. [laughter] mr. gore: a new president could give 30 days notice, and the u.s. would be right back in the agreement. we have seen not only california but 15 other states and hundreds of cities, hundreds of giant boardies -- i am on the of apple, and apple is already 100% renewable energy. we heard from marc benioff, the head of salesforce this morning. they are already 100% noble energy. there are so many others that are doing this. google, same way. i will use them as an example in the sustainability revolution. they bought in artificial intelligence company called the mind -- deep mind. the founders are incredibly smart. mind if theyep could help with the energy used in google's server farms, the bigg

service including assignments as an intelligence analyst at the department of energy, working strategic forces policy in the office of the secretary secretary of defense. she also served on the national security council staff dealing with intelligence issues and from my perspective most important she was a professional staff member on the house permanent select committee on intelligence of 1985-2002 and it was a 1997-2002 that she was an majority staff lead for dealing with issues related to the national security agency. one final introductory point. another might guess that he was asked to testify before either the congressional joint inquiry into the 9/11 attacks nor by the 9/11 commission itself. despite having spent time talking to the staffs of each of those oversight bodies. keep that point in mind as morning progresses. to properly understand the legal and policy controversy surround msas activities it necessary for us to go back in time approximate 25 years in fact, before the 9/11 attacks because i think think many of you know, the mid-1970s witnessed to make events that forever changed america's views ab

energy upgrade california. >>> we're following breaking news out of mississippi. two police officers dead after a shootout with a suspect. this happened in the town of brook haven early this morning. this is about 60 miles south of the state capitol of jackson. right now it's unclear what led up to the confrontation. we are told a suspect has been taken into custody. we'll stay on top of the breaking news and bring you details throughout the day. >>> time now is 6:45 np ports a big day of college football for bay area schools. san jose state hosts hawaii at 4:00 p.m. number 7 stanford battles the 8th ranked fighting irish at notre dame stadium at 40. and number 19 oregon takes on cal skikoff at memorial stadium at 7:30 people. it's the final weekend of major league baseball. the a's plan the wild card game. anthony flores has the details. >> good morning, everyone. well the yankees spoiled the drama of the final weekend of the regular season by beating the red sox on friday night that means the a's will be headed to the bronx for wednesday's wild card game. the a's in anaheim to take

energy. san francisco's public utilities commission made the announcement on friday. the tallest office building west of the mississippi river uses a mix of sources from the sun and wind. through the cities n power program. >>> still ahead, a bay area police officer on patrol goes above the call of duty. >> his selfless decision after receiving a deeply personal request from a new young mother. >>> are delivered. the idea... self- driving cars. auto-x is the company behind this brigh >>> a san jose startup is helping to change the way your groceries are delivered. the idea is self driving cars. >> auto x is the company behind this bright green car and right now auto x is testing of the service. the company said customers order through an app and have groceries within 15 minutes. in addition the company says it's car is safer than a tell slot -- tesla in safe driving mood -- mode due to the cameras. >> because of high resolution you can see farther. >> the cars will partly be mobile stores so that customers can chooown food. we will be right back. >> prompted him and his wife to >>> a sa

visit turkey and also the german turkish energy for all has been discussed and i am very happy that president out of one has. established a poster in his office which will. which will. improve corporation. is. in. different subjects we discussed. migration turkey is. enormous results when it came to. hosting three and a half million syrian refugees we discussed it live on the subject of it lip and we want a meeting of the russian president the french president myself saw a meeting and president and we are aiming for the month of october in order to discuss this subject and we also discussed the cooperation agreement between the e.u. and turkey and we. need to make sure that the money that the e.u. has set aside for refugees will be dispersed as bureaucratically as possible regarding the fight against terrorism we would like to improve our cooperation we have contacts between the home secretaries of the different both of our countries and we have a dialogue between the foreign secretaries not only regarding foreign questions but also german schools in turkey and also. the cultural possibilities for took your subjects here in germany so on one

energy upgrade california. dogs who were dodging cars along 580 in oakland yesterday. officers say the dogs were tired and hungry. you can see they curled up in the back of that patrol car on >>> dogs were dodging cars yesterday on 580. police said they were tired on the ride to the nearby animal shelter. hopefully they can go home soon. >> all that running on the freeway makes you tired. >> a mystery involving the disappearance of china's best known actress fan bingbing. >> best known for her role in the x-men franchise. the actress hasn't been seen publically since june. speculation is her disappearance is tied to an alleged tax evasion scandal. she's accused of underreporting earnings. the scandal comes as the chinese government cuts back on bloated budgets of the state-controlled film industry. >> message that the authorities here want to send is no one is above the communist party. the government has said it doesn't like celebrity worship. what she's doing is running counter a bit. >> so far the chinese government isn't responding to requests about the 36-year-old actress.

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i'm over at the rayburn office building where the house energy and commerce committee is set to start in 25 minutes, this time jack dorsey testifying solo. the focus of this hearing is on whether twitter is biased in the way it moderates content and decides who and what to block from the platform. the senate intel hearing this morning was meant to focus on election interference. senators addressed a range of topics including the handling of fake news, bots and trolls, and throughout the questioning, jack dorsey stressed that they have more work to do, particularly when it comes to transparency, but said the platform is unbiased and wants to be a safe town square for the exchange of ideas. take a listen. >> our interests are aligned with the american people and this committee if we don't find scaleable solutions to the problems we're now seeing, we lose our business, and we continue to threaten the original privilege and liberty we were given to create twitter in the first pla place. >> today is dorsey's first time testifying on the hill, it is a long day for dorsey. he just wrapped up

why was an australian intelligence officer meeting with me, probing me about my ties to the energy businessisrael, why was she probing me about what the campaign was up to regarding russia. in april before joseph told me about the dirt. now, fast forward to the beginning of may. all of a sudden i give an interview to the times of london in which i essentially humiliate, by accident i guess, the u.k. prime minister, asking him to apologize or detract his comments about then candidate trump, david cameron shouldn't have been calling donald trump stupid. it doesn't matter if the u.k. is an allie, the prime minister shouldn't have intervened in the process. a couple of days after that interview, all of a sudden i'm approached by two officials from what i think are the defense intel jeans agent sift u.s. embassy in london who decide to meet with me. basically probe me about what's happening. and then a day or so after that, alexander downer wants to meet me in a bar along with his assistant who was an australian intelligence officer. i do not remember talking about e-mails with alexander downer.

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our press call with the office of response and recovery tracking conditions and not concerned yet saying they have backup generators and energyhutting down two of their plants before storm winds arrive and it may take days or weeks to get power back to all customers depending how bad the storm damages. and overseeing nuclear energy in the us, bringing additional inspectors to the carolinas ahead of the storm and they have a response center in atlanta to monitor the storm and oversee all the damage. >> power was out for weeks after you go. definitely a concern. donald trump signing an executive order to sanction countries that interfere with us elections. the white house declared election meddling a national emergency. the order is intended to beef up security and prevent future attacks on us election systems. we are eight weeks away from the midterms. senate democrats taking stalling tactics to a whole new level despite an extensive confirmation hearing, 1200 written questions to brett kavanaugh to answer. judicial, chair chuck grassley says more than any other supreme court nominee ever. california senator dianne feinstein s

energy, about foreign policy. this is a bad day for any republican candidate running for office. >> dan, do you see the consequencesfiring rod rosenstein as purely political? what would the consequences be of getting rid of the deputy attorney general, overseeing the russia investigation? >> he is responsible. jeff sessions has recused himself. you have to find somebody else to oversee it. it would ordinarily go to the solicitor general in this case, who's noelle francisco, but there may be issues in terms of representation because of an association with jones day law firm. it throws everything out of whack, and there are two different ways it could go. one is that someone could end up overseeing it. it could really clip the wings off the mueller investigation, or i could see it as a situation where mueller actually gains more power and authority because there's a vacuum there overseeing it. so no one wants to be the one who really clips at this investigation, which by all accounts is gaining steam. you have fopaul manafort cooperating now, president trump's campaign chairman. i think it's increasingly difficult to

energy in california. but not everyone is satisfied... why some say, it doesn't go far enough. plus. a texas officershooting death of a man in his own apartment that she mistook for her own. why the charges could become even more serious.. and next. hurricane florence gathering strength tonight... the east coast is bracing for what's being called a life threatening storm. (ken) hurricane florence picking up strength as it heads toward the carolina coast.coast. north carolina is one of four states declaring emergencies as the category four storm draws near.(pam) a half=million people have been told to head inland.and as catherine heenan shows us ... emergency supplies are getting hard to find. natfilling up.boarding up. stocking up...and running out. right now we're looking for water they're completely out of water. so we're going to try to go up the beach, but i can guarantee they're out of water too.empty shelves at supermarkets and home improvement stores all across the southeast as the official warnings grow more and more dire.

democrats have been on the streets since president trump took office in january. 43 state legislative seats. a ton of enthusiasm. a ton of energyyou have to look down in texas and see what's going on there and in tennessee. numerous governor's races across the country that are currently held by republicans. arthel: i get your point. i'm running out of time here. in fact, i'm out of time. i have to leave it there. eric cook and beverly hallberg, i thank you both. we will have you back again. >> thank you. >> take care. eric: a shocking deadly attack in iran. it targeted a military parade and killed dozens. who iran's leaders are blaming for this bloodshed. ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, sp