erin: hi. erin. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. erin: how are you? lemonis: and what do you do here? erin: i take care of the money. lemonis: she takes care of everything is what she takes care of. erin: this is april. lemonis: okay. erin: this is 2012. lemonis: so in this month, you know how much revenue you did? andrew: 120? lemonis: 109. andrew: okay. lemonis: how much did you make on 109? andrew: i have no idea. lemonis: $78. andrew: sales fell off greatly and it just hasn't blossomed to where it needs to go. erin: grooming has been underperforming. training has been lagging. our top performer is definitely boarding, and this year, boarding's off quite a bit. lemonis: what is your occupancy? andrew: what do you mean? lemonis: if all the runs and all the beds were occupied, you would have $1,830,000. what do you think your level of occupancy is as a percentage of your total? do you know that number? andrew: no. lemonis: the maximum revenue that the kennel system could generate is about $1.83 million if every kennel was full, every night at a state

and so erin dropped me off. that's why i wasn't with them. >> and soon, the poison, the anxiety seeped under jason's door through his windows, into his nerve endings. >> just, all of a sudden, i realized, what's going on? why are they late? and it just struck me that something definitely was wrong. >> at justine winters' house, the fear was deep now. her father was a national guardsman, a firefighter, was trained to keep his head and knew what he had to do. he got in his truck, drove out of town to the road he knew she'd take coming home from her boyfriend's house. then he saw it in a construction zone. on a highway 93 overpass. what did you find? >> something i don't want to see again. you can say a fireman's worst nightmare. >> someone tried to hold him back. he kept on. >> i saw her over at the side. >> his perfect daughter. his justine, obscenely broken. but amazingly, still alive. how did she look? >> i didn't really see a lot of her on the gurney there. but i got to see her, you know, at the hospital. >> s

we're gonna go meet erin. and he's gonna let us tag along to meet his clients. hey, erin.y? >> hey, bob. good to see ya. >> so let's go meet your clients. >> jack and sharon. >> yes, sir. >> they are considering puttin' their house on the market. just wanted to visit with me about what they can expect. >> jack and his wife bought this 3,100-square-foot home about 12 years ago. but recently, they've been thinking about downsizing. >> every time i sold a home, i had this feeling of -- of i'm paying too much money because they don't seem to be doing anything. but the -- the way we have always done business for decades is so ingrained -- >> yeah. >> it's very difficult to change a habit. >> i had always felt it was weighted improperly. a listing agent does a tremendous amount -- less amount of work than a buyer's agent does. yet their paychecks are exactly the same. if one family has a $300,000 home for sale, then i will perform a set of services for that person identical to the same set of services that i would perform for jack in his $600,000 house. >> so if we look at the s

erin told us she then got her $700 back. sears sent us a statement that said our top priority is the satisfaction of our members. our member services team resolved the situation by issuing a refund. returning big-ticket items like appliances can be tricky so we say keep all the original packaging until you with sure you want to keep it. also, save those receipts, including the delivery paperwork. have a consumer complaint, let us know, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> a sassy seal in new zealand showed some kayaks who's boss. >> he slapped one with an octopus. take a second to watch this. >> an octopus on my boat! >> no way! >> you can see the seal there with the octopus under water wrangled it in his mouth, swinging it and, right there, hitting the kayaker, full force in the face. in is all caught on his gopro by a sydney university student. that kayaker says he's all right and that seal slipped away. >> isn't that crazy, under the sea, just grabbed something, oh, it's an octopus. amazing. poor octopus, too. >>>

joining me now is erin delawamo and katy fang. let me ask you, erin. you feel in the mid of the of all of this, labor day, usually as i said, is last stretch. big elections in this midterm and we are unlike any other labor day weekend dealing with will the mueller investigation release some bombshell? will there be something that goes down in these trade battles, negotiations, nafta? the president disinvited from a senior republican statesman's funeral, as well as not having to deal with so many other issues. this is a different kind of labor day kickoff for the midterms than we've probably seen in our lifetime, certainly in -- and certainly in american history. >> you're right. this is no quiet labor day weekend, not for americans, not for reporters. we might not see a quiet labor day weekend until president trump is out of the office. this white house thrives on changing up the story. president trump loves taking to his twitter feed in the morning to reset the agenda. and there's no shortage of things for him to talk about. he can parachute himself i

capitol erin thank you we appreciate it thank you. southeast asia is dealing with a deadly typhoon authorities in southern china are reporting the first deaths from typhoon mungo after sweeping through hong kong on sunday the storm has left china's southern coast with heavy downpours and powerful winds it's now moving inland four people are reported dead in china so far at least sixty five people died over the weekend when the storm swept through the northern philippines rescuers there are still struggling to find survivors many of those feared dead are from a gold mining town in the north of the country they'd taken shelter in a bunker else which was then buried under a mudslide. after a weekend searching for signs of life this is now the task facing rescue as bodies are being pulled from what was once a mountainside shelter from minus completely consumed by one of fifteen months lies to hit this region. this area used to be for panning gold now it's a temporary morgue. but. i feel really. there's nothing you can do anymore it's too

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just ripping the canopy off of a gas station. >>> and the relentless rainfall flooding roads from the coast to miles and miles inland, making many roads impassable for rescuers and first responders. rescuers, though, working through the night and through the day to save hundreds who stayed behind. especially in heart-hit newbern, north carolina, with over 100 swift water rescues in this town alone and forecasters stay worst of the flooding could be still yet to come. we

back to you. >> good advice, erin.hank you. >>> breaking overnight, the dallas police officer who shot and killed a man after walking into his apartment has been arrested. 30-year-old amber geiger was taken into custody on a manslaughter charge but is now out on a $300,000 bond. police say geiger mistook his apartment for hers after returning home from work on thursday. investigators have not said what led her to shoot him. >>> north korea marked its 70th birthday with a massive military parade and olympic-sized show. but through it all, there was no sign of its nuclear weapons. martha raddatz is there. >> reporter: an extravaganza with a surprise ending. a performance that was part olympic opening ceremony, athletic competition and broadway musical. in pyongyang's 150,000-seat stadium, the climax to the so-called mass games marking the 70th anniversary of north korea left n history books. giant screens flashing images of formally ending the korean war is a goal for both sides but the u.s. is still insisting that denuc

accuweather's erin calandra is tracking the storm. erin? >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. we continue to track hurricane florence. it is expected to develop into a very powerful storm over the next 24 hours into a category 4 as it treks toward the u.s. now we expect it to get close to the coast thursday night into friday. if you are in this red zone, you need to have a plan in place. start thinking about evacuations and certainly listen to your local authorities. we're also tracking hurricane isaac. it's a category 1, will be pushing off to the west weakening as it approaches the lesser antilles and we have flooding downpours. that's across the northeast, mainly pennsylvania into upstate new york. certainly a day you want to bring the umbrella. don't forget about that. kendis, diane, back to you. >> erin, thank you. >>> and our other top story this morning. one of the most powerful executives in hollywood has resigned amid new sexual conduct -- misconduct allegations. >> more women have come forward claiming the former cbs chief

so erin filed a dispute with her credit card company. guess what happened? she lost. the bank denied the claim, saying sears already indicated it refunded her. erin went back and forth with sears for more than three months. she decided to contact us. we reached out to sears and agreed to investigate. it went farther. it went ahead and found the 700 bucks and gave it back to her. sears sent us a statement that says, our top priority is the satisfaction of our members. our member services team resolved ms. coffman's situation by issuing a $700 refund. big-ticket items like appliances can be tricky to return. we say first and foremost, keep the original packaging until you are sure you want to keep it. also, save those receipts, especially the delivery paperwork, in case you end up with a case like erin's. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us anytime. the number is 1-888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. back to you guys. >> thank you, chris. >>> well, it's not just brett kavanaugh and dr. ford's testimony on capitol hill, google is also in the s

july 23rd -- that's the last time anyone heard from erin. picture of her near union station --friends say she was asking for help and needed money to get a bus ticket back home.she was staying in a motel and homeless shelters. mandi schmidt, sister:"it's supposed to be her birthday on thursday and it's just killing me that i'm not even going to have a chance to tell her 'happy birthday.'"according to wisconsin media reports -- police arrested mayer in denver then brought him back there on outstanding warrants. erin is nowhere to be found -- but her family says her i-d and social security card turned up on an r-t-d bus in denver.stacey morris, friend: "i feel like something is terribly wrong." (jr stone) schmidt is raising money to travel to denver to meet with detectives and pass out flyers. denver police say they are investigating the case and asking for the public's help. (catherine) beachfront hotels make a great getaway... but some visitors say over-zealous pelicans can be a nuisance. one san diego hotel is dealing with that - after hiri

prosecutors say he entered their home as they slept, tying them up, kidnapping and raping erin. he pled to 40 years in exchange f for. he says he plans to fight charges. >> it's pretty simple in that i'm not guilty. >> reporter: he says he wanted to help the couple in some way but was not mentally sound when he took the federal deal. >> i fell into a severe depression while at the sacramento ja i didn't care what happened to me. >> reporter: but he's married now and has hopes of seeing freedom some day. he plans to use a mental illness defense as he says there's much more to the plan that he would like to reveal. >> i want to take the stand and be asked the questions and i don't have to think of anything anymore other than the truth. it's a very intricate story, bitz the truth. truth is stranger than fiction sometimes. and it will come out. there's evidence for exactly what it was that happened. >> reporter: muller will serve at his own attorney in next week's preliminary hearing. he will lookly directly question the couple he's accused of terrorizing, but, he says, he doesn't t

erin cuthbert and then jane ross places separating the sides.ross making the albanian goalkeeper work. then albania brought it back to level pegging. albania brought it back to level pegging- a albania brought it back to level pegging. a scotland goal could still ta ke pegging. a scotland goal could still take them through and it seemed for a moment emma mitchell had it. the agony went on. a time for clear and firm heads. like james ross. agony went on. a time for clear and firm heads. likejames ross. she agony went on. a time for clear and firm heads. like james ross. she had put scotland en route to the world cup but tension remained, a swiss goal could change it all. it never came. as the moment all the waiting and all work delivered, delirious history. i'm joined now by former scotland strikerjulie fleeting. good evening. i hope you have caught your breath back. how do you think they're feeling? they will be over the moon, probably it has not quite sunk in yet that they have managed to create history for scottish women's all. there will just

erin told us she then got her $700 back. sears sent us a statement that says, our top priority is the satisfaction of our members. our member services team resolved the situation by issuing a refund. returning big-ticket items like appliances can be tricky. we say keep all the original packaging until you with sure you want to keep it. also, save those receipts, including the delivery paperwork. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know, 888-996-tips or on nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 6:27. after the break, a special report from lester holt, savannah guthrie and the entire nbc news team. live coverage of the kavanaugh hearing starts any moment right here on nbc bay area. >>> as we look live at capitol hill, remember, we'll also stream coverage on our website and app, so you can watch no matter where you are. >> if the network is running a little late, we'll see you in two minutes for another check of local weather and traffic. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's lester holt

erin, thanks very much for joining us. >> you're welcome.gibbs, one of our favorites here. she tells it like it is. trade fears are swirling they take a back seat as the dow break as two-day losing streak. [closing bell rings] transports hit a new high and a this is the best day of the month for the dow, s&p and nasdaq. that is it for the "claman countdown." thanks for joining us. i will see you tomorrow. david: they're all working together. green across the board, stocks rebounding from earlier losses as the tech sector bouncing back. the dow ending the day in triple digits up 114 points. s&p and nasdaq also closing in positive territory. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have more on big market movers. first here is what else is happening at this hour. everybody should get out. a strong warning from the commander-in-chief has hurricane florence takes direct aim at the carolinas. president trump wrapping up meeting with the head of fema and secretary of homeland security at the white h

representing england, erin heading! wernicke can be found here. ago when his shooting started to suffer. started four years ago when his shooting started to sufferlj started four years ago when his shooting started to suffer. i had a terrible motorbike accident. it wasn't until my now wife and mother and father said that i was not a good way and i might lose my leg... it brought things home to me. said he needed a distraction. and when a position of coast guard came up, he grabbed it. it has relaxed me. it has helped my shooting massively. the majority of my training is done on my own, so being involved with such a big team that we have here is fantastic. he's a great swimmer. he has youth on his side, as well. and his many successes in shooting, the highs of competition can be very much balanced out by his life as a coast guard, as he found out earlier this year. coming back from australia, i literally got home, and with a couple of hours, got called out to a body that had washed up on the marsh. and it brings everything back into perspective, be

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erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com kate bolduan in for erin burnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just

good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett tonight. "outfront," breaking news. showdown. christine blasey ford, the woman who has accused brett kavanaugh of assault is in a standoff with republicans. ford's attorney releasing a statement slamming republican efforts to hold a hearing on monday, saying it is, quote, not fair or in good faith. adding, quote, the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. her attorney also leveling new demands, saying that more witnesses should be included in monday's hearing. however, a spokesman for the republicans on the judiciary committee tells me tonight that they have received no communications from ford or her attorney about that request for more witnesses. it comes just about an hour after republican senator chuck grassley, in a letter to democrats, shut down the idea of delaying the hearing, giving ford until friday, this friday, at 10:00 in the morning to decide whether she is going to testify on monday. even republican senator susan collins, who could be a key vote on kavanaugh, says that

/china business council, erin ennis. erin, we're so looking forward to this, to speak with you.reaction. are we the piggybank of the worked right now? >> hey, the united states is the piggybank to the world, and we are gaining significant amounts of interest. our companies are making profits in markets around the world. it's contributing to a good cost of living in the united states, and we are benefiting from stability around the world as a consequence. cheryl: i think the president, though, would take a different point of view on that. his point of view is that the chinese have been abusing us as a nation and our businesses, stealing our intellectual property, these forces marriages between, you know, chinese and mesh companies, basically giving them u.s.-developed technology and that, you know, he's tired of it. he's tired of -- you know, he wants fair trade, not free trade. what do you say to the president's point of view on this? >> there is no denying that the relationship isn't perfect, and we've got companies who will tell you all of the problems that they've got. but th

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a sack, recovered a fumble and erin rogers injured his left knee. he would leave for a bit.t waste any time. the pick 6 takes it 27 yards to the end zone. the bears led 24 to 3 after three quarters. but he's the highest paid offensive player for a reason, three t down passes in the fourth quarter alone, including that one to randall cobb. cobb took it 75 yards to score. packers win, an amazing comeback 24-43 the final for the there. they opened against the steelers and 48 seconds left in overtime ro ro rothlisburger picked off, and blocked. at least it's not a loss. the game wins in a rare 21-21 tie. this abc sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. the a's sneaking up a little bit on those astros. it's getting good. >> i'm still impressed how erin rogers just flicked the ball there and just takes off. it's amazing. >> and nobody thought he was going to come back after that knee injury. he did and he looked great. >>> coming up former trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos is talking to abc news about brokering a russin summit for the then candidate donald trump.

but they don't use their until discovering this for us erin what's behind the departure it's a surprise it's concerning as we've heard from analysts and i don't know anything about it well it definitely is a concerning move you have to remember systrom in krieger were the men who built this app and took it to a billion user application i mean that's no small feat but what we're seeing in the media so far reported from a lot of insiders is basically that they felt they weren't given the independence that facebook initially promised them when they purchased the company some years ago basically have to think about it from facebook's perspective they're facing pressure from a lot of different fronts right now you know the ones idea of politics are saying they're lame soulsby instrumental ised by foreign powers when it comes to influence elections users are concerned about how their personal data is being used and also really the big challenge facing them right now is kind of a demographic change especially in western europe and united states teens are increasingly turning away from the serv

we'll hear more from you, erin, this hour, i promise.>>> florence's fury leaving at least 17 dead. jeff flock live on the ground in fayetteville with more this morning. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: goof cooper -- goof cooper -- governor cooper talking about the skies clearing, i see actual blue sky through mostly clouds this morning, and that's great news. but if another drop of rain does not fall on fayetteville, north carolina, there is still problem. perhaps you see, if ben is able to go off to the right and perhaps off to my left with the sun coming up, you can see how much water is running through downtown fayetteville. this isn't water over your head, but it is running through the streets, basements, first floors of a lot of buildings both here as well as you can see how this runs all the way through. this is downtown. we're not far from bank buildings, you know, all sorts of larger buildings that are getting hit by this. and the problem is, as ben maybe moves off in the other direction, this is not done. they think that the cr

. >> erin, of course a lot of this plays onto what is going on in the hill of brett kavanaugh. i would like to get your thoughts on these sexual conduct allegatio allegations. will it matter if the republicans shut it down and don't look into this any further. does it have any impact or does it just empower their voters whom frankly the supreme court has been a big motivating factor? >> chris, you are absolutely right. the supreme court is a huge factor for republicans who are getting out to vote this midterm season. nominations into the supreme court. with brett kavanaugh, we have to look closely at the republican senator and see if this new notice that was put forward by diane feinstein is able to sway any opinion on either side. more than one republicans would have to vote in order to holdup his nomination because mike pence can come in and break a tie. you see doug jones coming out and saying i want to question brett kavanaugh about this alleged incident in high school but it is unstan shubstantiated. you see thom tillis is saying if it is so important, why didn't it come u

. >> reporter: stanford law professor erin dauber led t-- >> given these allegations it's not even clear to me that judge kavanagh can retain his seat on the d.c. circuit, so elevating him or rushing through a vote in the face of these allegations is nonsense and it would be a slap in the face to all women. >> reporter: and we tried to get a comment from mrs. ford at her home, but no one answered the door. >> cornel, thank you. >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi issued a statement praising ford for her bravy in coming forward with the allegation. saying there must be an acknowledgement of this lifelong impact of this situation. as word got out this morning at brett kavanagh, kgo pushed the breaking news to the kgo app. >>> hurricane florence is still wreaking havoc in the carolinas. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> the governor of north carolina issuing that warning today. as rain subsides in some areas, floodwater is the main threat. rescuers are rushing in to help. >> water keeps coming up, you know, like some titanic stuff, you could see the w

attorneys that were appointed by trump's attorney general jeff sessions. >> reporter: i'm erin coleman>> today a celebration for the life and legacy of the late congressman and oakland mayor don delums, who spent 27 years in congress. he also cofounded the congressional black fau kaus and the congressional progressive cauc caucus. this afternoon the public is invited to a tribute at jack london's square. speakers will include nancy pelosi, gavin newsom and reverend jesse jackson. we asked dellums daughter how she hopes to be remembered. >> i want my father to be remembered as a man of integrity, courage, as a man of vision, as a man of compassion, as a man of mercy. he loved all of humanity and he showed that here in the bay area with the coalition politics, with the environmental soundness, with working with caesar chavez side by side. >> dellums died in july at 82 years old. >>> now to an overnight fire in the south bay that destroyed one home and evacuated an entire property. this happened on the 100 block of charles street in sunnyvale. when fire crews arrived the single story home

good evening everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. out front. the world laughs before president trump. the president before 193 countries in a major address to the world and leader and how did they respond, by laughing, he started off touting his accomplishments. but wait for the reaction. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. [ laughter ] didn't expect that reaction. but that's okay. >> didn't expect that reaction, maybe not, but it was the reaction, and it did not just stay inside that room. i'm going to show you the headlines from around the world in just the past few hours from russia to canada to england and spain, all noting that world leaders laughed at president trump. so. you must be wondering the same as we all were wondering. what does the president say now? watch. >> how do you feel about that? >> well it was meant to get some laughter but it was great. >> so was a planned punch line all along. he wanted people laughing at him bragging about his

good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett tonight.

that's it for me, thanks very much for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room, erin burnettarts right now. >>> a game of chicken, will the president fire rod rosenstein or could the deputy attorney general quit first. >>> plus, brett kavanaugh fights back, going public with his wife on national tv tonight. would he be doing this if he didn't hthink his nomination wa in serious jeopardy. >>> and family feud. his brothers and sisters are one candidate's new opponents. >>> good evening, i'm kate bowled w baldwin in for erin better net.

let's go out front. >> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. president trump spoke out for the first time about the sexual assault allegation facing his supreme court nominee, his remarks dispalestinianed and measured, there was no lashing out, no calling the accuser a liar as he has often in the past the president instead calling on both sides to be heard. >> i have great confidence in the u.s. senate and in their procedures and what they're doing, and i think that's probably what they're going to do. they'll go through a process and hear everybody out, i think it's important, i believe they think it's important. >> a source tells cnn, kavanaugh is flabbergasted to the sexual assault allegations that date back to the 1980s. according to ford, a drunk kavanaugh held her down in a bedroom in a party, tried to pull off her bathing suit and put his hand over her mouth to keep her from yelling for help. ford feared for her life. kavanaugh strongly denies the allegation. susan collins had this warning tonight. >> if judge kavanaugh has lied about wh

looking at "vanity fair" erin, ivanka and jared have been pushing the point that chief of staff is behind this op-ed. even telling the president, quote, that he's destroying your presidency, referencing kelly there. are we looking at a final chap which in the long feud with john kelly? >> that's right. ivanka and jared have been facing off against john kelly in the white house since he's been in the white house. we see each side staking out their ground now. there are a couple of reasons in that article why jared and ivanka would point at john kelly. one of the things they mentioned is ego. they said whoever wrote this piece just have a big eigo because he single-handedly can prevent the trump administration from take certain actions. and with white house representatives for kushner and ivanka have denied this. >> do you think there's anything for the john kelly rumor? >> i think there's rumors all around. the president has asked him to stay honest. chief of staff, for his entire term in office. if he stays longer than that, we'll have to see. yes, there has been attention between him and

and today i'm asking that we close the board meeting in memory of marlene erin who was tragically struck and killed near her home last week. marlene was a long-time san franciscoian and a resident of the community and a valued member of the local and international art world. during the weeks and the days preceding her death marlene was preparing for the opening of her exhibit at reflections, just the long as an artist and poet and teacher and activist. sorry. her art has been shown in museums and galleries across the u.s. and europe. she was a recognized expert on the life of vincent van gogh and lectured on the artists of the 1800s recently. i'm so sorry. our streets are too dangerous, that much is clear and i'm working with my colleagues and members of our communities and the city staff to push for improvements to get us to our goal of vision zero. rest in peace, marlene and the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor ronen and supervisor safai. >> i have two introductions today. and the first one is regarding the much talked about maligned and rolled out scooter process here in san fr

erin. >> all right. thank you. it's 4:02. breaking new now. there's been another shooting in the district. >> angie has the latest. >> well, we are stillki w to get together all the information coming in. chris lawrence is alsoeading to the scene right now. d.c. police tweeting out about h ting happening. this is right at the d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue northeast. the scene is a the shell gas station there, if you're familiar with the area. it's marked there on the screen. there's no word on who may have been shot or their current condition. we're working to get more information. we know that police areng loo for a suspect. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. but for now, back to you. >> angie, thank you. your time is 4:03. now to a developing sty, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh says he is innocent andwhot going ae and that is despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he repeatedly denied all the allegation against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and th

much for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room, erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> a game of chicken, will the president fire rod rosenstein or could the deputy attorney general quit first. >>> plus, brett kavanaugh fights back, going public with his wife on national tv tonight. would he be doing this if he didn't hthink his nomination wa in serious jeopardy. >>> and family feud. his brothers and sisters are one candidate's new opponents. >>> good evening, i'm kate bowled w baldwin in for erin better net. a convenient foil or something else? this as the president won't give clearances about rosenstein's fate. instead, leaving rosenstein twisting in the wind until they meet face to face. >> my meeting with rod rosenstein on thursday when i get back from all of these meetings, we'll be meeting at the white house, and we'll be determining what's going on. we want to have transparency, openness, and i look forward to meeting with rod at that time. >> recognizen stein's job hanging in the balance since the bombshell report that he discussed invoking the 25th amendment.

i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "out front" we are following breaking news. strengthening. hurricane florence strengthening and growing in size and intensity. winds up to 105 miles per hour. we're going to show you looking at live pictures right there out of the outer banks in north carolina where the first impact of this dangerous hurricane is being felt. the hurricane bringing with it potentially catastrophic storm surge. forecast to dump record amounts of rain. we could also be talking about 10 trillion gallons of water. that kind of rain. i don't even know how to wrap my mind around that one. and this amount of rainfall could very clearly lead to historic flooding. these are pictures of flood waters already inundating homes and businesses. the ocean overtaking roads for blocks. and as we come on air tonight, tens of thousands are already out of power. 7,000 u.s. troops are now standing by to help, and one big wild card here is how long is this storm going to just sit in one place and hammer the coast. that could mean 100 mile per hour winds lashing the coast for 24 to 3

and her daughter erin was elizabeth's close friend. >> she'd come over to my house and we would talk and watch tv and eat junk food, and we just hung out together. >> reporter: that's elizabeth on the left, play fighting with erin in the back of a car. >> no, i wasn't! >> yeah, you were. >> reporter: her sister sarah gave me a tour of elizabeth's bedroom during the days she went missing. it told its own story of an adolescent caught between two ages. that's her xbox? on the one hand, the teen who bought herself an xbox with money from her afterschool job. >> she just stayed up playing games. >> reporter: on the other, a child. >> she made this. >> reporter: still enchanted by princesses and ponies. yet the home movie smiles mask what elizabeth says is a dark reality. >> we had a lot of stuff going behind closed doors that shouldn't have. >> reporter: abusive? >> very. >> reporter: violent? >> very. >> reporter: physically violent? and no escape, because you were homeschooled. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the abuse so severe, she says, the kids finally report their own mother to child prot

good evening everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. out front. the world

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. the public hearing into the alleged brett kavanaugh sexual assault is in question tonight. mitch mcconnell saying moments ago he and other republicans still have not heard from brett kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford or her attorney on whether she will appear before the senate judiciary committee on monday. republicans quick to point out that monday is ford's chance to be heard. >> we're looking forward to hearing what she said to say on monday. she's going to have an opportunity to be heard monday. >> we hope she will take advantage of that opportunity and we can move forward with the process. >> fb we hope she takes advantage of this opportunity. >> this opportunity. susan collins, a key swing vote calling it puzzling that ford has yet to confirm if she will be there on monday, but democrats want more time. they're pressing for the fbi to reopen kavanaugh's background check before any hearing takes place. >> we should not be rushing to judgment with a sham hearing on monday

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that's his wife, erin. isaiah has been battling bone cancer since 2017.is medical team recently deemed him terminal. isaiah has only four months left with us. he lives in constant pain. he told me he had to have back surgery because the cancer shattered one of his vertebra and now is attacking his hip. but since his initial diagnosis, he's stood in front of several commanders calls, professional development seminars, to share his personal story of struggle, persisten persistence, and resilience. so i facetimed a ed isaiah this saturday. he said the only two things he ever wanted to do was wear the air force uniform, which he did, and go to the uk. he's a big manchester united soccer fan. so his unit set up a make-a-wish trip for him and he went and he got to see a game. they even got an expedited sgli claim approved and paid out to him. he gets to live his final days with no financial burdens, no financial limitations. his first sergeant said to me, r chief, isaiah is a true inspiration to everyone he comes in contact with. he's always in a great mood and

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. the public hearing into the alleged brett k

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comces say deputy attorney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news.

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, hurricane florence on track right now to deliver a devastating blow to the east coast. we are just hours away from the first tropical storm winds to hit the u.s. states of emergency are now in effect in georgia, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, and d.c. some 20 million people are in the storm's path, which as we speak, is kicking up 83-foot waves out in the atlantic. sustained winds are topping out at 120 miles per hour. it's also some 600 miles wide to give you an idea of just how big that is, we'll show you a video from the international space station as it flies over florence. just look at it. the national hurricane center warning of catastrophic flash flooding, wafl totals of up to 40 inches expected in some areas. in south carolina, some 300,000 people have already evacuated. the state's governor saying that number could hit 1 million by tomorrow. officials, though, are taking no chances of course, and here's why. just take a look at the size of flore

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." "outfront" tonight, trump fumes. the president railing against his attorney general, yes, again. this time for apparently not considering politics before the indictments of two republican congressmen, two men who were some of trump's earliest supporters. tweeting, and there's a lot here, so follow me. two long-running obama-era investigations of two very popular republican congressmen were brought to a well-pub sighed charge just ahead of the midterms but the jeff sessions justice department. two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time. good job, jeff. a quick refresher for you, those two congressmen, chris collins of new york, charged with insider trading, and duncan hunter of california, charged with using hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds to pay for things like personal trips and personal shopping sprees. those two seats no longer solidly republican. losing those seats would no doubt hurt trump politically

i'm kate bolduan in for erin ber net. the resistance. not the resistance from the left but from within. "the new york times" is publishing a shocking anonymous op ed from a senior trump administration official. it is so unusual, it is so biting, it's such ab indictment of the president, the only way to lay out the case this person makes is to read the entire thing to you. so, here it is in full. the opinion piece in "the new york times." president trump is facing a test to his presidency unlike any faced by a modern american leader. it's not just the special counsel that looms large or that the country is bitterly divided over mr. trump's leadership or even that his party might well lose the house to an opposition hell bent on his downfall. the dilemma that he does not grasp is that many senior administration officials are working diligently from within. i would know, i am one of them, he writes. it goes on to say, to be clear, ours is not the popular resistance of the left. we want the administration to succeed and think that many of it

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news. sources say deputy attorney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. rosen stanfo rosenstein's job on the line. the bombshell report that rod rosenstein wanted to invoke the 25th amendment to remove trump from office and suggested wearing a wire on more than one occasion to secretly record the president. a source close white house tonight says that could serve as a pretext for firing the deputy attorney general in any administration. this has the president'

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news. president trump senior adviser kellyanne conway saying tonight that the president believes the anonymous writer is somebody on the national security team. listen to what she just told our christiane amanpour. >> do you think that person is inside of the white house? >> most of us don't think that. the president just today said he believes it's somebody in national security. but what i do believe is that who has said that ought to come forward and say it, or ought to resign because the loyalty is not to the president, or at all, it is loyalty to the presidency. it is loyal to the constitution. >> and white house aides to the president say they -- that they have the search narrowed down to a few individuals now. this comes as trump is now demanding his attorney general launch an investigation to uncover the identity of the person behind that opinion piece. >> i would say jeff should be investigating the author of that piece was, because i really believe it's national security. >> but in

tesla's then existing share price and then rounding up to $420 because of the significance of that erin marijuana culture. >> reporter: with a pot joke or thursday. and by saturday afternoon, a whip lash inducing settlement, which entails he must set down as chairman of the board in 45 days, and not to return to that role for that -- return to that role for three years. you also face a $20 million fine and tessa will also paste separate $20 million line. he will remain as ceo of the company but must also have his communications monitored. -- he says this payment is not his biggest problem. >> this idea that he is going to have you in semi pair himself back or whatever, that's an interesting issue, it's going to be curious to see how he responds, because he is very active on twitter. >> reporter: the fraud charges and settlement come at a time with the car company struggling to fulfill orders on the model three. leaving another dent in must and tessa's reputation. all well silicon valley is trying to figure out how important called magical founders are two companies. >> there are a lot o