. >>> she took a lot of heat for forcing al franken to resign.llibrand belief in a second chance for franken. hear what the 2020 candidate says. regaining strength in iraq and syria five months after the territorial defeat. "the new york times" reports the islamic state is conducting gorilla attacks and defense officials acknowledge they stand to be a lasting presence. nick paton walsh covered isis extensively. part of the times reporting refers to a $400 million in cash they have to operate with. >> this essentially is money that seems to be skimmed off extorting businesses or things kept behind. the end of isis as a caliphate wasn't out of the blue. they had years to prepare for it. it was part of a series of things causing concerns against u.s. officials. it's been an incredibly long time and even as we saw there was still the beginnings of insurgent attacks in the desert. this is a huge expansive territory, through there are three issues causing this to percolate back up through the surface. the first one the enormous camps being created to h

would you oppose a political comeback by senator franken? >> there's always room for redemption of anybody. i don't know why this conversation is so difficult. anyone who wants a second chance, it's always there for everyone. we're a country that believes in second chances. we believe in someone who has humility, who comes forward to say they are sorry and they have paid consequences and want to reemerge, that's always there for everyone. and that's a decision for someone to make themselves. it is not my decision. it is certainly not my responsibility. it's for someone else to make their own judgments and decisions, but there's always a path for redemption for anybody. >> what about for political journalist mark halpern who recently signed a book deal, many democrats participated in his book, does he have a path to redemption or not? >> it is not for me to judge. it is a choice that any individual can make. they just make it. it starts with humility and recognition that you acknowledge that you've done something wrong. people make mistakes a

would you oppose a political comeback by senator franken? sen. gillibrand: there's always room -- there's always room for redemption by anybody. anybody who wants a second chance, is always there for everyone. is -- we are a country that believes in second chances. we believe in someone that has humility to come forward and say sorry, they have paid consequences and want to reemerge. that is always there for everyone and that is a decision or someone to make themselves heard it is not my decision. it is certainly not my responsibility. there's always a path for redemption for anybody. halperin about mark who recently signed a deal. does he have a path to redemption or not? sen. gillibrand: it is not for me to judge. it starts with humility and recognition that you acknowledge you have done something wrong. people make mistakes all the time, but that acknowledgment is .aving some measure you just have to go through it and it depends on what you are accused of and what the facts are and the allegations are. commit a, if you criminal offense, you ma

. >> i know you've said you have no regrets over the al franken situation.lieve though that some democratic activists hold that against you? >> i do, and i think they're wrong. because let's be clear about senator franken. he had eight credible allegations against him. two since he was elected, and the eighth one was a congressional staffer. and i had to make a decision about whether i was going to stay silent and continue to hold his water and carry his water, and i decided i could not. 34 other senators quickly followed me, some within manies, many of whom are running for president. it might not seem like that today because i seem to stand alone. but i could have told every single one of them that there is no prize for anybody who stands up to a man who is powerful and good at his day job, but we should have the courage to do it anyway. i am disturbed that members of our party and certainly even candidates do not fully understand that this is a reflection of what kind of party we are. >> i know you had the debate last night, and i take it could've been tri

>> so for those who remember that moment in time, senator franken had eight credible allegations against him that were corroborated in real-time. two were since he was elected and an eighth one, the seventh and eighth, the eighth one got my attention was a congressional staffer and i have been working in this space for a very long time. trying to end sexual violence in the military, trying to end sexual violence on college campuses, trying to end sexual harassment in congress. and i just got to the point where enough was enough and i couldn't defend him. i couldn't defend a groping and forceable kissing, unwanted groping and forceable kissing and i decided that i had to say that i couldn't support it any more and i couldn't support him. 34 other senators followed me. some within minutes. many of many who are running for president today. it may not seem like that today because i stand alone, but i would do it again because i just talked to that congressional staffer and i would stand by her today and i would do it again. it's hard. there's some democrat donors who want to punish me for th

, why don't like and don't agree with, i don't like al franken at all, but she was so mean to him.o unfair. >> it's outrageous. that she would be the emissary for white women. she would explain to white women whether sons were spared police brutality because of their white privilege, so essentially she campaigned on the message that he liked me and i will make sure your sons get shot. >> tucker: was there anybody in the united states senate -- was anybody for this candidacy? >> i don't think so. apparently her staff was kind of embarrassed and chagrined and kind of keeping this up. i havee to say i did not think that she would drop out before mayor de blasio. it seemed like she had more of claim to the past. but i guess reality intruded. >> tucker: yeah. here i've been beating up her but i do think she's sharper than mayor de blasio, not that that is saying too much. the liquid, will she keep her senate seat? you can stay for and it, forever in the senate it even your kirsten gillibrand? >> people have said she could be susceptible to cexandria ocasio-cortez. >> tucker: i would sup

i don't like al franken at all.he was so mean to him. >> seth: she said she would be the emissary for white women. she was going to explain to them why their sons were spared police brutality because of their white privilege. so, essentially she campaigned saying, elect me, and i'll make sure your sons get shot. >> tucker: was there anybody in the united states senate, and a large group of voters, was anybody ever for this candidacy? >> i don't think so. her staff was even embarrassed that she was keeping this up. i have to say, i did not think that she would drop out before mayor de blasio. it felt like she had more of a claim, or more of a pass. i guess, reality intruded. >> tucker: yeah. i mean, i think, here have been beating up on her. i do think she's sharper than mayor de blasio. you can stay forever in the senate, even if your kirsten gillibrand customer >> seth: people say that she could be susceptible from a challenge from alexandria ocasio-cortez. that may be in the cards for her. >> tucker: man. i would

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>> well, i think there are a lot of folks, reed and franken were close when franken was in the senate was the leader of the democratic party there. i think they are friends and allies who feel he was wrong and believe he was an effective voice for the party and liberal principles in the senate and feel that that is missing and they would like to see him run again. i don't think that there's any sign franken is seriously considering it. he seems to be possibly making a bid to return to sort of his former career as a liberal political pundit and humorist viewed by some as probably the most viable path for him to return to public life. >> chris, on another note, you have the congresswoman rashida tlaib and ilhan omar holding a press conference tomorrow to discuss the travel restrictions to israel and palestine this past weekend. with others kind of like rallying around them, you get a sense this brought the democratic party together again? >> i think that's exactly right. this has been happening because of donald trump's, the way he's gone after not only these two but all four members of

. >> kirsten gillibrand who played a prominent role in the senate with al franken, she has made thatn. >> she's leading with women's issues. >> she's polling at 1%. during a recent rally she had about reproductive rights a lot of the media attention was focused on elizabeth warren. kirsten gillibrand hasn't gotten a lot of traction on this issue. >> do you think she's leading that 1% because she's leading with women's issues or for other reasons. >> it's the chicken and egg sort of thing. is the issue because she's only at 1% or is she at 1% because she's focusing on the issue. when you see the people leading the pack they are focusing on healthcare, social security, medicare. that issue hasn't taken fire. >> this is a complete sidebar off track but did you see there an opportunity for somebody like al franken to resuscitate his career and come back into the mix. >> you look at in the political sphere when mark al prison had his new book, there was a lot of backlash politically on that in washington. a lot of people pushing back against that. al franken, a new yorker article, there w

with some of kamala -- notal franken to be clear? kennedy: hulk hogan. >> a dream come true. >> let's take about his attacks on kamala harris and her health care plan. he is right to point out she is all over the map, last debate, she raised her hand to get rid of private insurance, now she says a little bit of this and a little bit of that, and healthcare is too expensive now, wait until it is 32 trillion. >> this is her i believe 6th position on health care. kennedy: oh, the kama sutra of health care if you will. >> she is onboard, she wants to out blank them to left, she can't afford to be out flanked any more because of her issue on criminal justice, she was for single payer, then she gets push back, blow back, something that pings in her political brain, saying maybe outlawing insurance of 180 million people is not a great decision, politically, i will mouth a few other words over here that will make it seem like i'm open to other things, she did that against last night, and after the debate, she was on after party, with cnn, qu

and out of oil in them and if it leaks the whole eco system of the body will be in danger the franken poses the most serious threat the german oil tanker was torpedoed by soviet aircraft in the gulf of diced at the end of the war. direct has been decomposing on the seabed for 75 years and still has fuel in its hollow. over son of fears that the function could soon break apart with devastating consequences. marchin public is a diver and has confirmed that the vessel is badly corroded but the 2 environmental activists say no one is prepared to take responsibility. some people say that the past owners of the regs should be responsible some say that the countries in which waters he directs are responsible for taking actions are direct so that's this is basically why this is such a complicated issue because there is no clear definition of who is responsible and who should take action. the baltic sea bed is littered with potentially dangerous munitions. that the institute of oceanography and diancecht researches are examining samples such as these rusty containers of chemical warfare agents

al franken will have a career when it is over, and kamala has the problem of flip-flopping on every issuene knows who she is. bernie sanders of the show they know what they are standing for. kennedy: bernie believes she right. you cannot sway. even if it is wrong, you do have to stick with it, that is what bernie is doing and elizabeth warren is doing. >> i think that what we have seen happen with kamala, she flip flopped on medicare for all. oh, i didn't understand that. and that is not what i meant, people don't know where she is, you look at kirsten gillibrand, and you look at kamala harris there has not been a strong policy, elizabeth warren has a plan are in anything. anything you ask her she has a plan. >> native americans and healthcare, and environment. i disagree with 90% of it but i respect that she has a plan. >> this is problem when people jump on to movements they last for so long, that "me too" movement there is still work, but spark is gone. and when you look at kamala, that first debate, she asked joe biden about busing, it was a spark for a moment but not the flame. it di

she built her identity around "me too" movement and spent her political running hand see al franken oute senate, hindsight made her a monster, and he gets to play the victim. her campaign ad called impossible. which is rich, you should only tout success of overcoming said impossibility when you have achieved our stated goal, it clear where her new low poll numbers and lack of donors it will be impossible for her to qualify for next debate, in is not about sexism, for senator gilibrand to whine about her disadvantage because of her lady parts this is laughable, watch liz lise elizabeth warrenn profile, and fascination with williamson clever proposals like a department of peace. no one zapped gilibranded matr matronly mojo, she is a bottle blond de blasio. somehow there is a -- kamala harris' contracting momentum demonstrates she did not have a good second act. now she is down 7 points from july, oh,well, at least they can find comfort in each other on long humiliating road back from irrelevant. begging for cabinet positions in the biden administration, i am sure uncle j joe will want to

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was really hard, there's nothing easy about calling out a colleague, but the truth about senator franken is he had 8 credible allegations that corroborated in realtime, two since he was elected, and the last one that came forward was a congressional staffer. i've been working for months as well as years working on sexual violence in the military and college campuses. i've been leading on those issues for a long time, and yes, 34 other senators followed me, some within minutes. it may seem like i'm standing here alone, but many of them are running for president. and my view is this, it's not easy, but have you to do the right thuj, we should have the courage to do so. >> let's talk about your policies. you are in new hampshire today, you have seen the toll of the opiod epidemic helped frame your policy on mental health, which you rolled out today, tell me more on that. >> no matter where i've travelled, there's a lack of access to basic mental health, and there's real ideas about how to provide that community based models, school based models. peer based models. these are the things that

al franken, no matter what happened, was beloved in some of that progressive community. margaret, i think you'll see bennet and bullock focus on iowa. they want to say iowa is the first big test. but you're literally being defined as a second tier candidate and that's hard to overcome. >> i think the problem with someone like bennet or bullock, they are hoping to be the moderate alternative to joe biden. what we're seeing in polls, the voters who are not supporting joe biden, who are going to other candidaes, they're moving to an elizabeth warren or even a bernie sanders rather than a more moderate option. >> he's got the more moderate democratic voters. everybody stand by because a redo election is going on, at least the campaign, in north carolina. but first look at this, joe biden just moments ago might have found a new running mate if he gets the nomination. watch this. >> as president, how will you fix the damage donald trump has caused? >> by making you vice president. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it

would rub his hard-on to others in the office and then he would ask them out and he denied and al frankenmany times, i don't think he did that, but it depends. we need a court, like a redemption court, because like mike hallpern, he has been gone two years and now he has a book out and democratic strategists are having to back pedal, people are saying why are you in his book, mark hallpern, and i'm asking, who decides, what does he, does he never get to come back? >> i will own this. >> yes, you've had him on. >> he re-emerged on my program. my calculus, as one who is privileged to have this platform, and am i going to extend the invitation to him, was this. has he owned it? and has he been punished? you know that he wrote game change and double down and he lost the deal for what he would have written about the last one, lost the hbo movie that would have been adapted by it, lost all of his gigs, sat out for 500 days and i thought had been punished enough. and if not, then i asked the question, are we advocating the professional death sentence for someone like them, because i'm not comfor

and out of oil in them and if it leaks the whole eco system of the body will be in danger the franken poses the most serious threat the german oil tanker was torpedoed by soviet aircraft in the gulf of diced at the end of the war. the wreck has been decomposing on the seabed for 75 years and still has fuel in its hollow. father son and fears that the function could soon break apart with devastating consequences. 2 marchin public is a diver and has confirmed that the vessel is badly corroded but the 2 environmental activists say no one is prepared to take responsibility. some people say that the past all winners of the regs should be responsible some say that the countries in which waters he directs are responsible for taking actions of greg so this this is basically why this is such a complicated issue because there is no clear definition of who is responsible and who should take action. the baltic sea bed is littered with potentially dangerous munitions. that the institute of oceanography and diancecht researchers are examining samples such as these rusty containers of chemical warfa

there were concerns about how quickly should turned on al franken and called for his resignation, t senatorom minnesota who had sexual harassment allegations made against him. there were a lot of democrats would never forgave her for that. while she had some attention early on, a sitting senator seen as aouer, charismatic face, never turned into anything of substance. laura: what is this due to the race, her dropping out and the fact that it looks like we will have 10 candidates on stage for the september debat anthony: it shows it will be increasing pressure on those who did not make the sta to either that out-of-the-way or find some way of generating buzz. i talked to tom steyer, the billionaire businessman, spell millions of s on advertising. he didn't make the cut, either. i think he will beble to get into the october debate. the people on thege s obviously have all the big names -- joe biden, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, kamala harris, pete buttigieg. there are 10 of them on there. the big story wabl be that elh warren has been in the first debate twice now and is g to be in the b

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. >> laura: i defended franken. i think frank and got a raw deal. on this other stuff that's happening, we have beto -- this is beto tripling down on the third trimester abortion issue. >> you are out of town and someone asked you specifically about third trimester abortions and you said, that's a decision left up to the mother. i was born september 8th 1989 and i want to know if you think on september 71989 my life had no value. >> of course i don't think that. you referenced my answer in ohio and it remains the same. that's a decision for the woman to make. >> it's a problem with that mentality, your life has value but there is no legal standing. it's what the country did for a hundred years on a whole array of issues when it didn't affirm the fact that a human being has rights. >> laura: we are out of time but thank you for being here. coming up the radical ninth circuit court just ruled that the state of idaho must provide transgender surgery to an inmate who is convicted of a sex crime against an underaged victim. that is not a joke. the govern

now most knowledgeable people, as you might imagine, hoped it would be me, al franken. >> well, thereue at all, whether it would just die. >> the press hadn't been very overly kind. >> yeah, write that stuff. is "saturday night live" "saturday night dead"? >> oh, man, come on. >> my favorite is "vile from new york." >> please, come on. >> that's funny, that's funny. >> they were having a hard time. and then came the man that saved the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him, so you tuned in. and there was this kind of explosion of talent in front of your eyes. ♪ >> it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i am gumby, dammit! you don't talk to me that way! >> after awhile, the show regained its status and its clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters. looks great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy with my work, tell me now! >> you're through, you hear me, through! you'll never work in this town again! >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand! >> we were a little worried because we had a new cast, but every

i think there was blowback she faced in the party for the role she played in forcing franken out. think that can account for her candidacy. she tried to frame everything through not only women's issues but mom's issues. that's an issue that should be relatable but didn't quite connect. but this is a very broad feel. she didn't have a distinct lane. there are a lot of senators running. you know, kamala harris and amy klobuchar and others who will be on the debate stage. i don't think she will be particularly missed because she never particularly caught fire. >> i will note two things. sorry, frank, i didn't mean to interrupt. but she thought she could win. i have another thought. >> there is a larger lesson in her exit from the race. when you put one issue -- you mentioned me too in that. when you put one issue far in the foreground, you risk coming across as a one-issue candidate. look at jay inslee. he said it was all about climate change. she didn't say it buzz her candidacy was grounded in me too. they want in their presidential candidates a much more kind of diverse and broade

. >> julie: drew whitman is a former chief of staff for senator al franken, laura tracy is a former depthmeland security see. did you ever think you be talking but "dancing with the stars"? let me ask you both. drill let me start with you come any problems chris mcgee see any issue at all with sean spicer going out on dancing with the start? saturday night live had fun with them and now civil "dancing with the stars" so will the viewers. >> i do see a problem with it. he occupied a high position of public trust and while now he is suggesting that his problem is now the democrats objecting to them because he's a republican, the real problem for spicer's american subject to them because he's a liar. >> julie: but what does that have to do with dancing? >> i think if you see someone it in a high position of public trust and they rely too repeatedly and they like the nation, lied to the public i see why the producers want him, they have someone who's willing to humiliate himself on national tv. but i think to a television audience someone like that really is objectionable. the only thing he's

[laughter] you know how hard al franken is laughing right now? because he hates her.'s not forget what a garbage person she's been in the last year, reversing just about every person. i'm glad it's over. i am -- i think it's also refreshing that joe biden is in first place, because for once he knows where he is, which is delightful. last week he called manchester vermont, vice versa. to the point of the intro, i said this in 2016, and it should be said repeatedly, i don't believe polls are there to report opinion, i believe they're there to shape opinion. and a poll like that that had a margin of error of 12% -- >> i think it was 6%. it's a huge margin of error, but this is why, alexandra, people who are professionals in the polling realm always tell you don't get too excited about one data point. >> definitely. and especially that's true for this election cycle coming up where there was so much uncertainty we the polling in 2016. when a poll comes out like this that is news-making, that is shocking in some ways, there really, i think, is an attempt to explain it espe

and she faced some head winds among democratic donors because of her decision to call out al franken call for him to resign and sort of lead the charge there. she didn't back down on that. she, you know, doubled, tripled down on that decision, and made it a part of her campaign. but that did, that was part of her difficulty, raising the necessary funds to continue. and then there is the other issue with some of these campaigns that are having trouble making the debate, saying the dnc rules aren't necessarily helpful to campaigns, to people who aren't necessarily in the national spotlight all the time. >> i suspect more candidates will be dropping out fairly soon as well. everybody, stick around. more news we're following. a possible settlement involving one of the big drug companies, caught up in the opioid scandal. are we supposed to dance? ♪ boy bands without dancing are just ok. get a better than just ok unlimited plan with spotify premium included on america's best network. only from at&t more for your thing. that's our thing. [music playing] jerry has a membership to this gym, b

died so far this year a golden gate fields, a 3 year-old horse was the latest he was called mister franken he died on sunday. this is video him trailing the other thoroughbreds towards the end of the race and it was minutes after this that he fell to dhe ground and died right there in front of crowd, lden gate fields believes that he had a heart attack, 30 horses has died at the track and santa anita both tracks have the same owner and they have made changes recently, no raced a medications. they're limiting the use of whips a world renowned trainer was ban and there's a new safety rail. but some horse racing fans say 'not enough. >>started going with my girl. you know dollars. i you know a little bit but. you know we we are not going back and in fact we. to make them aware of what happened just in case the matter to >>no horse had several examinations before the race and they say there were no red flags. >>in the east bay berkeley police are looking for the person who attacked him and their dormitory it happened as students were moving into the beverly cleary dorm yesterday, someone found

eisenhower was, maybe with a side of churchill or franken roosevelt, eisenhower was one of the great titans of world war ii. and then he comes home and wins the presidency. and he's told by his advisors they need somebody young. it would be nice to have somebody from the younger generation who fought the war. california would be great. why don't we pick this young kid, nixon? it was never really a love affair. it was more like an arranged marriage by the republican party. and i didn't really not like nixon as much as i sort of ignored him because nixon was staff. eisenhower had liberated europe. he was used to palling around with churchill. he knew what young lieutenant commanders were for. they were to take this telegram to that office over there. and nixon, having gotten this far, and having these wonderful assignments like welcome churchill when he arrives, and sit in the car with him when he comes back, is just gaga. the idea that he wanted eisenhower's approval. and he couldn't get it. and that brought out a lot of nixon's worst traits. his nervousness, his drinking. and eisenho

ing and she had this up hill battle with a lot of high end democratic operatives because of the al frankenuation that never got rectified, and so i think that she had a big voice in the party , and i think she will be better off a a senator. david: steve? >> that also underscores the fact she had nothing different to say from the others or a new way to say it lost in the crowd. you're an extra not the star. david: well let's move on if we can illinois now has a new law in the books forcing companies with headquarters in the state to report on the diversity of its board members, every year beings for public record. now the governor of illinois claims the new law will make companies more aware of their need for diversity in their leadership, which he claims, will all lead to higher productivity and increased growth but companies are leaving the state, in droves so will this new rule increase the exodus, liz? >> i think there's a good chance it will. it's more micro meddling in the affairs of our corporations. look this is meant to shame corporate boards and corporate ceo's into having more d

in a very few franken from the co on top of the bible praying explaining. why young children. and well believing living in the language don't through the jewish nation and we are all for telling them but if not then go through them but the person we are arguing over and we can follow for national public the way to do it is by. finding their work in other places over the world. the teachers are understandably angry. king is inciting palestinians to leave their homeland a kind of ethnic cleansing different with of them put. back in our stand people are increasingly worried about israel's plans to demolish their homes and turn the neighborhood into a public park the municipality has sent envoys into the valley offering the palestinians alternative lands on the outskirts of jerusalem if they agree to leave their homes the people of a stun set know. decides to take their grievances to the city hall. the planning committee is in session these are the people who make decisions that affect the lives of thousands of palestinians living in the east of the city. the new mare of jerusalem

eisenhower was, maybe with a side of churchill or franken roosevelt, eisenhower was one of the great titans of world war ii. and then he comes home and wins the presidency. and he's told by his advisors they need somebody young. it would be nice to have somebody from the younger generation who fought the war. california would be great. why don't we pick this young kid, nixon? it was never really a love affair. it was more like an arranged marriage by the republican party. and i didn't really not like not so much -- he liked to write these long memos and pass them around about who's going to win the nomination next time out, and stuff like that. he was never that good at that. george schulz told me he was never that good on foreign affairs either. [laughter] jack: but he had enough of a reputation that residents listened. reagan knew him going way back and reagan was too smart a man to know that nixon thought he was stupid. so reagan took him with a grain of salt. bush took him. there was this amazing letter talking about how nixon spoiled that beautiful white house. but he did -- the

regrets franken says he resigning from u.s.enate, stepping down in january of last year. ,nother issue from the debate and exchange between joe biden and kamala harris and tulsi gabbard on the issue of criminal justice reform. >> when senator harris was the attorney general for eight years in california, there were two of the most segregated school districts in the country, in los angeles and in san francisco. i did not see a single time she brought a case against them. she also is in a situation where she had a police department when she was there that was abusing people's rights and the fact was she was told by her own people shouldr own staff, she do something about it and disclose to defense attorneys like me that you, the police officer did something that did not give the information that would explicate your client. she'd never did that. what happened? a federal presence that enough is enough and it freed 1000 people. google 1000 prisoners free, kamala harris. >> senator harris, your response? [applause] true and asply no

drew, before i let you go, we have the news of the day that your old boss al franken was signing up withke a political comeback? >> well, i think al's already out there. he has a terrific podcast that's widely available. he has a website. he's had great guests on his podcast. so he hasn't been maybe out in front in the media every day, but he's participating. he's in the debate. he's got a very sharp edged podcast. >> you think in a couple years he'll be running for office again? you know him. >> i wouldn't rule that out. >> okay. interesting. drew littman and shermichael. >>> all right. we're also tracking tropical storm dorian that could grow into a hurricane in a couple days and impact puerto rico and parts of the u.s. janessa webb joining us now. >> this is just the peak of hurricane season. now we have the development of a tropical storm. the great news here is that this storm is currently colliding with some drier air. and that's allowing it really not to develop here. now, this escalated pretty quickly yesterday. we saw the sustained winds. it was a depression of 35 miles per hour

. >> some burgers taste like franken-meat this is delightful. >> delightful. >> opposed to, i don't knowthan the actual burger. if you want a meatless burger, here you go. >> this tastes grilled, like it has the iconic whopper flavor. >> we should have a meatless melee here. >> i have the fake guacamole. >> what was the name >> calabacitas. >> we have more on the impossible whopper and the meatless burger trend at today.com/food >> it is a meatless melee on today.com. >> come on in. try these burgers. >> yeah, guys. want to try? >> everyone. >> get some meat >> come on go ahead >> perfect >>> guess who is here? bob harper the trainer. >> yes. >> "biggest loser" fame. there he is. he has big news about the show's comeback >>> and octavia spencer will >>> good morning. the chp says a drunk driver forced the driver of this big rig to take quick action that ultimately sent the big rig on to its side. the crash shut down all but one lane of interstate 80 early this morning. in pinole. before that a driver after toyota camry fell asleep and the car came to a halt. the oncoming truck swerved ou

didn't really help with democrats the way she went after al franken.nly not one of those people. don't forget her race for the senate was fronted by clinton money machine. who bill clinton she decided to turn on when it was convenient to turn in the age of me too. this is the man who democrats want to defeat in the white house, president trump. gillibrand tweeted, a sad day for democrats. kirsten gillibrand dropped out of the presidential primary. i'm glad they never found out she was the one i was really afraid of. going after her on the way out. i'm sure she won't be less vocal. she surely involved in the presidential campaign, even not as a candidate. steve: now rather than two nights. will be one event. we know about 10 people. we have a screen that shows all the familiar faces. these are the people who did qualify. joe, bernie, elizabeth, kamala, amy klobuchar, beto, andrew yang and julian castro. tulsi gabbard did not make the list. she was on the tucker show last night with this observation. >> there is whole bunch of different polls have come o