(vicki) congresswoman eshoo says she believes we are being tested...ve many times in america's history. she believes we will be better for it. pam, grant? ( pam ) five ceos have now left the presiden'ts manufacturing council... in the wake of the violence in charlottesville by white supremacists.( grant ) and because of the president's reaction the latest the chief executive of afl-cio kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon has more from on the fiery feud between the president and the businessmen. pkgpresident trump fired back at ceos who annonced they're quitting his manufacturing councilthey're not taking their jobs seriously, as it pertains to this countrythe afl cio president said in a statement on twitter : i canno sit on a council for a president that tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism; i resign, effective immediately.ááscott paul - head of the alliance for american manufacturing tweeted.."i'm resignin gfrom the manufacturing jobs initiatiev because it's the right thing to do"he and the ceos of merck under armour and intel all ch

still reeling from the violence at charlottsville and president's statements today, congresswoman anna eshooropped by our kron 4 studios. vicki liviakis did the interview... how would you describe it? (vicki) pam, like so many... the congresswoman had some strong feelings... especially about what is and isn't coming out of the white house at a dark time. ... i think about that every day. (vicki) the congresswoman says she is hopeful about the nation's future and encouraged by public engagement in the process. but violence and hatred, she says, has no place in civil society. and needs to be called out for what it is. pam, grant? (grant) tonight we are learning a california man with ties to white nationalism helped organize a demonstration that led to violence in virginia. now that man's father is disavowing his son. nathan damigo is the founder of a white nationalist group called identity evropa. the 31 year old is no stranger to controversy. back in april he was caught on video punching a woman during a brawl at a protest in berkeley. his views have also stirred controversy on the campus on

(grant) tonight, vicki liviakis sits down with u-s congresswoman anna eshoo to talk about the futuref america. here's some of that vital conversation. ...in san francisco vicki liviakis kron 4 news. ahead at eight.. after averting catastrophe. s-f-o rolling out new rules for planes at night. plus. people in president trump's own party are questioning his competency. but the commander in chief is hitting back. and next. a north bay city tackling a growing problem with homeless camps. how officials hope to move thousands off the streets ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. ((pam lead)) a fire started in a homeless encampment in santa rosa today .... and it spread to a business and caused just shy of a half a million dollars in damage.(grant)kron 4's gabe slate visited santa rosa and talked to city officials who have a new pilot program to tackle their homeless problem. nats - firethis was the scene thursday morning in sata rosa when a fire engulfed the warehouse portion of the

congresswoman anna eshoo dropped by our kron 4 studios and talked to vicki liviakis.actually got a little emotional. (grant) we've posted the full video with the congresswoman on our website. kron4-dot-com. tuesday...low clouds that spread well inland overnight have mostly retreated to the coast, aside from across san francisco and around the monterey bay region. with this, temperatures are generally running a few degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. this slight warming trend is also a result of warming temperatures aloft as high pressure builds in from the west. a's hosting the royals...boy with yellow mohawk haircut (a's color) 13,875 attendance top 8thmike moustakas one of 3 royals home runs in a 5-run the inning 8-4 royals (moustakas: from the west. from the west. a's hosting the royals...boy with yellow mohawk haircut (a's color) 13,875 attendance top 8thmike moustakas one of 3 royals home runs in a 5-run the inning 8-4 royals (moustakas: 35th home run) bottom 8th/ 8-6 royals bases loadedmatt joyce goes deep and off the "state farm" wall in left-center

as far as defining knowledge, that's a separate eshoo that a maybe we can -- issue that maybe we can talk about later. >> more questions. >> hi. >> hi. [laughter] >> so i have, i was thinking about what you were saying, and i was wondering do you have any thoughts as to the fact that different groups of people may have different sort of assumed knowledge from each other other? so i'm thinking about people, for instance, in academia and how you might get different fields, and people may be sort of siloed. and they may even if they're approaching a similar problem, may, you know, approach it in a different became i'm thinking of this book that i read recently could inventology where the author talked about some really interesting inventers. and among other things, she talks about how people, some of people who come up with really good solutions to the things may come from a totally different background and maybe a different knowledge base from, you know, people who sort of traditionally, you know, from from people in fields that traditionally solve the problems. so i guess i'm just thi

the democratic senate leader criticized the president on that eshoo today. >> the ball is in the president's court. he can make the payments as the law requires and needs, or he can sabotage our health care system and impose a trump premium tax of 20% higher premiums on the american people next year by not extending the cost-sharing program. reporter: of course there are plenty other issues on the agenda. the budget, debt ceiling, and eventually tax reform. they have been on the backburner because of health care. some republicans are saying let's put health care on the backburner and get working on some of these other issues. david: you heard melissa and i going at it when the sound bites were on. we'll talk about that mike emanuel. thank you very much. what kills me, schumer talking about the trump premium. what about the obamacare premium? we've seen our premiums go up. seen our deductibles go up sometimesor $12,000 for a family. you can't afford insurance. melissa: the next person says cost sharing reduction payment get as wedgie. that is washington bs. that means tax dollars to ininsuran

no other eshoo is as important to the republican party.d to fail on taxes. remember last august when hillary clinton took two weeks off from her presidential campaign. whoa, bad mistake. president trump should do the opposite. sell those tax cuts, end the year with a very big win. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: a lot of people on that song apparently. diana ross among them. oh, please look at the big board, i don't don't you. we got real close when the market opened this morning. real close to 22,000. we're getting close again, look at this. 21,980. we're 19 points shy of 22,000. we're desperate to get to 22,000 because we really do have a nice shiny graphic for you to look at if we make it right there. who is with us? tell you right now "new york times" best-selling author, "american mojo lost and found." his name is peter kernen. you have no doubt in your mind we'll get to 22,000, do you. >> we'll get to 22,000. the world is growing. china is growing at 6%. japan is growing. we feed so many of these c

this is not just a korean eshoo but a proliferation issue.an't get it done, got out of the way, retire. go fishing. >> troubling thing about it is, that republicans in congress still haven't learned the lesson of trump's election. >> the president won because the people have excessive expectations. we actually expect things to get done. this president has gotten a lot done in his first 100, 200 days. ♪ ♪ steve: live from studio f. we're on the second floor of the mezzanine level at world headquarters level avenue of the americas. welcome to the number one cable news show in the world. thank you. ainsley: thank you for being here with us every morning. we appreciate that. brian: thank you florida georgia line for singing that song live for us. thanks, guys. appreciate it. ainsley: every time we hear the song we say the same thing. you always bring it up. brian made them famous. brian: i wanted them to stay together. steve: meanwhile, one of our guests right now, former speaker of the house, he also ran for president. he write as lot of books.

keep in mind some don't even have power or fuel, so that's the big eshoo there.ecause of what you're pointing out is going on with the market. oil down, but gasoline is up big simply because 16% of all u.s. capacity right now is down. stuart: okay. now, do you expect -- okay. we talked about 10-15 cents per gallon up in the immediate future. if this refinery outage continues or extends, and it may, do we then look at a price gain bigger than 10-15 cents per gallon at the pump? >> i think that's certainly within the realm of possibility. i think the market is expecting these refineries to be back online within the next three weeks. if anything goes above and beyond that three weeks, you'll start to see future ands spot prices reacting more vigorously. so i think there's more of a risk of further upside than there is for prices to go up a more modest amount. stuart: okay. is this a bit like katrina? >> you know, it is to a degree. i mean, you have a major storm wreaking havoc on an area of, you know, the gulf coast, but it isn't in the fact that we've come so far.