this is al gore before they took office. the summit they put together encouraging entrepreneurial spirit. let's watch. >> a lot of the infrastructure investment has been an infrastructure that has made it easier for us to move around the resources that used to be given -- even more important. they are still important. if the key resource is knowledge today, shouldn't we be giving a lot more emphasis to the kind of national infrastructure that we need to share information and create and share knowledge like ,he information superhighways digital libraries, software and programs that make it possible for children to come home after school and plug into the library of congress? during the clinton and gore administration, the 1990's were the boom and silicon valley and a lot of people made a lot of money. how responsible was administration and government policies for that boom? professor o'mara: the government played a big role. i love that clip. the other person that the -- john scullys had been ceo of apple. he appears sitting

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this is al gore before they took office. they were encouraging entrepreneurial spirit. >> let's watch. a lot of the infrastructure anestment has been infrastructure that has made it theer for us to move around resources that used to be given more important. they are still important. if the key resort is knowledge today, shouldn't we be giving a lot more emphasis to the kind of national infrastructure that we need to share information and create and share knowledge like the information superhighway's question marks digital libraries -- superhighways? itital libraries, making possible for children to plug into the library of congress after school? >> this was the boom in silicon valley and a lot of people made a lot of money. how responsible was administration and government policies for that boom? professor o'mara: the government played a big role. been -- had been ceo of apple. he appears sitting next to hillary clinton. what al gore talks about in this clip, the information superhighway and also this notion of infrastructur

we have acted, al gore and others point out we have made progress.blem becomes urgent and harder to solve the longer we wait. >> but from 1989 until now we've done some stuff but have we done more to hurt? worse off than in '89? >> the issue is, we have made progress. awareness has gone up immensely. one of the really interesting -- we have reporting from every th. in the united states, our reporting is from iowa where you can see for the first time really climate is a major topic in iowa, in new hampshire, south carolina, with all the coastal flooding. as gore says in the issue, mother nature is deciding to join the conversation and you see the voters in florida pressing the democratic candidates on climate for the first time. we have progress and change. the issue is that the phenomenon of warming is outpacing the change. >> edward, you have every continent represented but you don't have any skeptics here. there are still a lot of skeptics possibly our president is one. >> you know, we can and should debate what is the best route to mitigate climat

what to make of the report justice neil gore such using that as a title for his new book.ut the two tracks in your book, civic sensibility. you stress real concern. >> in front of civility i am concerned when i read that over half of americans built were be facing a crisis in our country and a lot of people young people i talk to are afraid of going into public service because what it might mean for them and for their families. i get concerned on the civic spot when i read about a third of americans can name the three branches of government and a 60% would fail the american naturalization examination. that worries me. republicans have a checkered history in our history books and we need to make sure people know how to run their own government. shannon: people across the political spectrum to seem as preoccupied as ever with the court, conservatives tell president trump get the chance of place to left-leaning justices will form progressive floating a tactic that would increase the number of states and dilute the influence of originalist like neil gore such. do you much of t

gore. and i have to tell you, scalia was furious at me when i wrote that argument, but i said i just didn't subjectively believe it, and he and i continued to fight about this repeatedly. we were in israel together, we had debates, and then just two months before he died, this is a poignant story -- i was with him. i have a photograph of that day, and he says to me, alan, before -- "alan, before both of us get senile, i'm gonna tell you why i voted that way back then, and you will be surprised," end of the story. i never found out, but he wrote me a long letter in which he explained at least some of his vote. look, you can agree or disagree with scalia's decision, you can agree with disagree with me, but i think you won't disagree with the shoe on the other foot test. that's the test of principle. the test has to be the same whether it's being applied to a democrat, a republican, a conservative, a liberal, black, white, male, female, that has to be the same principle test, and i will always

. >> plus al gore on why he supports impeachment >> the only remedy for these serious crimes that have been alleged is the impeachment process. on what just is happening with elizabeth warren >> hello new york. >> "all in" starts right now good evening from nashville, tennessee. i'm chris hayes. the president of the united states operates a byzantine set of businesses whose finances are totally opaque, each of which presents a conflict of interest at best and at worst presents standing opportunities for bribes this is a problem that hangs over everything the president does up to and including the single most important decision a president can make whether to engage the country in war. with the president vowing he is locked and loaded to go to war on behalf of the saudi kingdom, a bombshell report today now represents the third time that we know of solely through reporting that saudis have dumped enormous amounts of money into trump's properties. thanks to "the washington post" david pharynhold and jonathan o'connell we know the saudi spent a significant sum in march 2018 even though th

. >> i'm al gore, and i've known ted turner for 45 years.y does have an ability to see beyond the horizon. he shares the passion that i feel for solving the climate crisis. >> ted and al gore met in the 1970s, long before gore's oscar winning documentary on climate change. >> temperature increases are taking place all over the world. >> he also has used his resources and passions to conserve land and save the bison, all of those concerns are connected to the cry mlimate cr. >> dr. drew harlem brutla in, was also one of those people. norway's first female prime minister and the chair of a report called "our common future" delivered in april 1987. >> when we started on this climate issues were not on the agenda at er term, this can only result in disaster. >> it was the first true global document that really stealed the focus of the world. cousteau issue add dire warning, brotland's report had backed it up, and ted he was more resolved than ever. >> i'll be remembered what i'm remembered for. if we don't straighten up the environment, nobody's

in danville for having child-pornography after being tipped off police searched, 24 year-old caleb gore's home and while searching they discovered child-pornography danville police chief alan shields says it was vital they acted quickly. >>so the reason want to get to these people quickly as we want to make sure that they don't continue and grow in their behavior. we know that are training experience we know that people that look at child born it often the doing other such child molestation and there, there's a potential that there might be a real victim. >>gore was booked at the martinez detention facility, his bail has been set at $200,000 and in the nearby city of of has san ramon. and approached a girl who was walking home from school. it happened saturday morning a 13 year-old girl walking home from a music event to pine valley middle school. asked her to get into his car. girl walked away and told her mother what had happen to witness also saw the interaction and called police. >>what kind of pretty it's a safe neighborhood are is deemed to be safe. my kids are still young, but thin

searching the place shield says investigators discovered child-pornography and immediately arrested gore shields says it was vital his department react quickly to the to people that look at it o >>the doing other such child molestation and there as a potential that there might be a real victim. >>says he has seen a kid in the home, but she feels confirms the images seized don't include anyone in danville lot of kids in this area very family oriented so it's kind of disturbing to hear more was booked at the martinez detention facility, his bail set at $200,000 in danville felipe took all kron 4 news. >>there's an amber alert out of percent county tonight. authorities are searching for 32 year-old stephen weir and his 2 year-old son john where they were last seen friday night on 7 in moore said county. john we're is described as having blond hair blue eyes that was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and 10 shorts. stephen weir's described as being 5 feet 10 inches tall about 300 pound% with brown hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and cargo shorts. they were last se

al gore implied that the animals were a doomed species. today polar bears are seeing an explosion in population and recently the left has blamed all extreme weather -- okay, there's no more cooling of the earth. there is no ice age. were not going to burn out. so we will say climate change and that will be if he gets hot or cold, we can say it's climate change and we are responsible. they claim the mothers become worse, killing americans in increasing numbers. that too is a lie. take a look at screen. 2018, fewer americans killed by floods, lightning, tornadoes, hurricanes, and heat than the 30-year national average. don't get me wrong. i believe we should be good stewards of god's gifts. clean air, water, important. but we are not dealing with the apocalyptic scenario they keep laying out. on fake news cnn last night, none of these facts seemed to matter. wolf blitzer went full on alexandria ocasio-cortez on us and even blamed hurricane dorian which is in hurricane season in hurricane prone area of the world on climate change. take a look

gore was booked at the martinez descent detention facility. his bill is set for $200,000. and their community they come together in the east bay calling for answers. >>and a decades old murder case. bay area park ranger is recovering after and health complications. we'll have details on her recovery. very close encounter with a great white shark would get that it's right there. it was all caught camera pretty scary we'll have that story coming up next. about a little peek outside 92 san mateo bridge doing just fine a complete traffic check coming up. >>to the kron 4 morning news, it's officially. and this morning at around one 5th this is it. between the longest and shortest days of the year. now it's the moment when the sun is directly over the equator and the earth gets nearly the same daylight to start this but the summer temperatures may stick around for it feels like that because i feel like it's just been beautiful in just absolutely perfect so ok good-bye summer we don't need you anymore. also just fine. 90's low 90's actually for summer. the triple digits over the

i sat in the seat that al gore sat in, and i set across the booth from where paul newman set.at acrossly, i also from the booth where donald john trump sat. so let me say this, every democrat running for president and every democrat sitting in the seats in front of me is more qualified and more decent and more patriotic than the criminal who resides in the white house of the united states. [cheers and applause] mr. steyer: and let me say, i don't know if you notice, but this week, the house judiciary committee is finally going to take up an impeachment inquiry into this president on wednesday. it is about time we held this criminal to account. [cheers and applause] mr. steyer: now, i know that a lot of you don't know me, and when i read stories about myself and the press, sometimes i think my first name is billionaire, so let me actually tell you a little bit about who i am. my mother was from minnesota. she taught in new york public schools and in the brooklyn house of detention. my dad and his brother and his sister were the first generation of their family to go to college.

lawmakers will reject the prime minister's call again for a snap general election the numbers are against gore's johnson so why is he trying yet again to get that election. he is trying so hard because he thinks he can really profit from it if he would sort of goes through the country campaign on the basis of being mr forrest breck's it and sort of collect and scoop up all these bricks and votes out there he thinks he can sort of have a run of a runaway victory and the other side of course sees that today saying that time would work for them also the opposition and the tory rebels that the so-called rebel army that is just still sitting and there in the house behind us they think that boris johnson does not want to the stick to the anti and no deal law that they managed to get into legal function today so he is looking for loopholes his people and his jurors are looking for ways to sort of work around it so they really want to tie his hands they're ready to take him to the high court if you should not obey this law in the middle of october so they're still out there fighting and they will not gi

father that pakistan is responsible for that of my father i took a knife that was there an egg left to. gore try him thout pope my mother just caught on to me yes he saw me timing she had no idea what i was going to do all but and when she know what does i thing the tongue to realize how much hey fred i had been having in my own hard to believe it the fish me that has been there's stare tree of that both a country's of been fighting a world but it's just the style you need batch of flag and and it's divided thus do such a great extent in tied to have to face so much shit while you can some domage us and that so many people like me so many young ghost like me out paying the price for those kind of hey trail on board types of the want of i i i was just $3370.00 happens every day where your soldiers from the baucus i view the injures in the soul in just from the indian site the shake hands and then and this is to demonstration north bar own who's more paul full you i didn't think i think i think i was also to will evoke this nationalist said demand to boost the country he's but it's not heat fo

searching the place shield says investigators discovered child-pornography and immediately arrested gore was vital his department react quickly to the to people that look at child born in often. >>the doing other such child molestation and there as a potential that there might be a real victim. >>says he has seen a kid in the home, but she feels confirms the images seized don't include anyone in danville lot of kids in this area very family oriented so it's kind of disturbing to hear more was booked at the martinez detention facility, his bail set at $200,000 in danville felipe took all kron 4 news. thank you so much to leave one person is dead after a fight early saurday san francisco and police chased down and arrested the suspect. >>that they say was responsible the fight was reported shortly before 04:00am in the 200 block of kansas street. that's in the mission bay neighborhood of san francisco. when officers responded they found a male victim deceased at the scene. the suspect tried to run away but police quickly caught up with them. police are now asking for any witnesses to come

lawmakers will reject the prime minister's call again for a snap general election the numbers are against gore's johnson so why is he trying yet again to get that election. he is trying so hard because he thinks he can really profit from it if he would sort of goes through the country campaign on the basis of being mr bars breck's it and sort of collect and scoop up all these bricks of votes out there he thinks he can sort of have a run of a runaway victory and the other side of course sees that today saying that time would work for them also the opposition and the tory rebels that the so-called rebel army that is just still sitting and they're in the house behind us they think that boris johnson does not want to stick to the anti and no deal law that they managed to get into legal function today so he is looking for loopholes his people and his jurists are looking for ways to sort of work around it so they really want to tie his hands they're ready to take him to the high court if you should not obey this law in the middle of october so they're still out there fighting and they will not give hi

>>gore is being held at the martinez jail, his bond is set at $200,000.police continue their increased patrols this weekend to cut down on the legal side shows has in the past weekend's are putting more units near intersections. we're sideshows are known to spring up. they're also getting help from the air finding people who run from the scene of a sideshow because anyone found taking part or even watching the sideshow could face fine and arrests. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend ofacebook seal mark zuckerberg meets with lawmakers on capitol hill. its calls for better regulation we're going to take cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone 6 months, 6 push-ups. ready,up.. down. down. uh-uh. that's one. up. that's two. inhale. down. get down. get down. spent hours pulling thousands of pounds of garbage from the delta this weekend. it's all part of the statewide effort to improve the water quality on coastal cleanup day. hundreds of shopping carts saddened piles along the lev

and plus our own chris hayes just spoke with vice president al gore on climate change. what he thinks we need to do about this crisis right now. plus a whistle blower files a complaint about president trump. what could the president have said to a foreign leader to spark this. and historic flooding in eastern texas, rescue workers are trying to save those trapped in the devastating floods. a lot to cover. the trump administration and congress are clashing today over this mysterious whistle blower complaint and president trump defending himself. an intelligence officer who was so troubled by something president trump said on a phone call with a foreign leader felt compelled to submit a formal complaint. the "washington post" first reported the matter citing two former u.s. officials and a former u.s. intelligence official familiar with it confirmed it all to nbc. it is still unclear who president trump spoke to and what was said on that call earlier this summer. but the "post" reports that the president's, quote, interaction with the foreign leader included a promise.int

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. - gored by a bison. all of those have happened to people. >> yellowstone predates the park itself. can you talk about the relationship between bozeman and the park. >> bozeman was an agricultural community. rather than so many of montana's communities which were mining. near it, to the west, was virginia city. so montana's history is bound up in mining. those miners who jumped across from idaho and earlier, california, in 1850's, jumped across into montana and those miners spread out looking for the gulch is as they called them. so they looked in yellowstone, but they did not really make a gold strike. that was fortunate for yellowstone. it probably saved the national park, the fact that there was not a gold strike. or we would have had a gold strike there instead of a national park. so bozeman pretty early became an outfitting point for yellowstone, as did virginia city. and i think that is the key connection. is that those two towns, as early as 1880, were in a kind of competition. and virginia city qu

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gore is making news around the world. in moscow tens of thousands of people have rallied to demand the release of jailed opposition protesters the prisoners were arrested during demonstrations against the barring of opposition candidates from local elections the wave of protests erupted in july and worsened with crackdowns by police. at least 5 people have been injured after a fire broke out at a high speed rail way station in saudi arabia's coastal city of jeddah the blaze struck at a station on the line that connects jeddah with the holy muslim cities of mecca and medina. in the u.k. thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in manchester to protest against austerity and the bricks that policy of prime minister boris johnson the country's ruling conservatives are holding their party conference in the northern english city today. and we turn to nigeria now where some of the boys rescued from a an islamic school in the country's north have been talking of the abuse they experienced there around 400 boys and men

at one point the elk tried to gore a woman.rove his work truck between the woman and the animal. the elk rammed the pickup truck. it's breeding season for elk making bull elk aggressive. >>> we have roosevelt and they will do the same thing. they are big. >>> the fog and low clouds are inland now. you can see on the satellite map, all the fog and low clouds pushing inland. all the way to holster. current mperatures are in fairf 66 in livermore. breezy, not as windy as earlier. 26 miles an hour wind gusts. 23 miles an hour south wind at shows. less wind later tonight, it picks up tomorrow, we're on for another cool day. temperatures mild, end up with cloud cover in the morning, maybe drizzle. forecast highs 60s and 70s. the story is high pressure heated us up. got the heat advisories and that went away. today we dropped 20 to 30 degrees, we drop more and a chance of sprinkles. this is tomorrow morning, that shouldn't be much of a problem. that's on morning commute. then it breaks off. saturday in the mountains. there's snow on t

this don't you try to beat if yes and a why is no peace i know bull at the same for all to twitchell gore between to canyons as nigerians will get the lowdown com correspondents eat play called stands by roti hello i'm christine one doe while come to dave's up the a news africa it's good to have you along the hope for a better life has ended in the mediterranean sea for thousands of african migrants trying to get to europe many of those who embark on the journey drowned because the vessels that carry them are not fit for the purpose before they even reach the water these libya where people hope to sit out from but for various reasons many don't make it out of the water own country and remain stranded there now nigerians make up a sizeable number of those people and since 2017 a united nations repatriation program has seen 14000 nigerians return home now off a story isn't it all stays with a support program and stews stop people from leaving again. any situation is desperate 27 year old tyke is a trained butcher but he confines it's up in 2017 u.s. nigeria and won't up in the camp in libya

in the year 2000, the independent ran a piece that snowfalls were a thing of the past. 2006, al gore,arth for the unbalanced, "unless drastic measures are taken within the next eight years, the world will reach the point and overturn." by the way in the interim, if you generally believe that carbon emissions will and make human life, why did al gore live such a irresponsible private jet-setting lifestyle? it was this store, that's a big private jet into a big town car, limousine, whatever he's driving? that jet sits 14 people. only had two people on there. probably two pilots, but 14 feet them on the two people and over the same period he was making millions selling climate propaganda and selling offsetse offsetses. oh, you cheat on your spouse, but i will buy you a beautiful necklace or get you a new suit. hysteria after hysteria, false morning after a false warning. it's getting even worse because, get this, nbc news, the conspiracy channel, they are doing something that's cathartic. something they think will help the human soul. they want climate confessions were anonymous readers

way in the interim, if you generally believe that carbon emissions will end m humn life, why did al gore live such an irresponsible private jet-setting lifestyle? it was this stow, we caught him, that's a big private jet into a big town car limousine, whatever he's driving? that jet sits 14 people. only had two people on there. probably two pilots, but 14 feet seats on them and the two people and over the same period he was making millions selling climate propaganda and selling offsets. oh, you cheat on your spouse but i will buy you a beautiful necklace or get you a new suit. hysteria after hysteria, false warning after a false warning. it's getting even worse because get this, nbc news, the conspiracy channel, they are doing something that's cathartic. something they think will help the human soul. they want climate confessions where anonymous readers are expressing their guilt about not doing more to stop the planet from warming. one reads, quote, i slept with an air conditioner on year round to justify myself, i recycle. another says, i compost at home but i don't compost at work. an

relevant and the book is the grace and lot of our fans were giving down hoping for a home win as do so gore fave that and we'll talk buyers robert levin dosti this match day in 2015 he netted 5 goals in 90 minutes fast forward to this season he's already scored 9 like 5 why he's getting better with age. but chris harrison joining me for today's breakdown or 2 guys decking dish it out with the best of them ali always in a good mood moody pleasure as always chris pleasure is mine as well and we have yanick never late spate how you doing on it on good night i think that's a bit of a stretch but i agree with that all right now before we hear what they have to say we have some football to show you started in frankfurt the eagles invited title hopefuls dortmund's in town the black and yellow hat the most to gain in this one a win on the road would see them leapfrog a handful of teams in the standings after 2nd but frankfort haven't lost at home yet this sees it well they say there's a 1st thing for everything or is there. frank can be an intimidating place to play and dortmund arrives having not

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democrats al gore.bc news created an entire website for people to make their own climate confessions. here is a taste of what people are actually divulging. i was a vegetarian since 1980, but the last few years, i started eating ground turkey. so sad. i and this guilty parent, i fly to see my son on the west coast. i live on the east. and a conflicted keurig lover, k cups, they are just too easy to use. i do use a reusable mug however. joining me now is ralph reed chairman of the faith and freedom coalition. ralph, i have a couple of confessions, r okay, i am drinking out of a -- i'm not a big fan of plastic, and i am ashamed i'm using this. and i'm charging my phone even though it wasn't fully at 1%. so those are my confessions.do ? >> i have a confession of my own. >> laura: i have a paper straw though, look, paper straw that disintegrated. >> i was driven to the studio tonight by an automobile with an internal combustion engine. forgive me. >> laura: what is going on here, seriously? >> what is inter

and, so somebody like al gore, for example, after the recount, he did not do this type of thing, to saysh presidency was illegitimate. he moved on. he went and moved to california. he had pursuits in documentaries and climate change. and i just wonder about the decision to constantly question the legitimacy of an election and how dangerous that is. >> donna: i remember that night when al gore called and said shut it down. meaning shut down the campaign after the supreme court ruled. we are now in a different era where all of this disruption that started years ago continues. nobody wants to concede anymore. we want to continue the next fight. and this campaign now is going to be another exercise in what i call gutter policy. what do you think about hillary writing a new book with her daughter "gutsy women"? >> i think it's wonderful any project with your mother. i don't have that opportunity. i think that's fantastic. gutted gut nepotism. >> emily: book tour is interesting ever since the election when her favorability rate plummeted less than favorability rate one third with independence

>>gore was booked at the martinez detention facility.cisco police are confirming that is retired as seth pd officer has died. i'd he was reported missing friday and his body was found in lake merced said its 52 year-old james care again. they found his body saturday afternoon police say they do not suspect foul play. he said suffered from depression. >>in the east bay, a lot of questions are still unanswered in an unsolved murder case in crockett a vigil was held saturday night for priscilla and lewis whose body was found 23. years ago this week. it was september 24th 19 96 when the 21 year old's body was found in the basement of the then alone a square mall. lewis was a waitress at 4 corners pete's on second avenue at crockett and now 23 years later family and friends and customers gathered outside the restaurant saturday to share prayers and memories. many hoping that new dna technology will help solve the e case. >>i'm very very hopeful i can't imagine that after all these years just the dna evidence hasn't changed me. kind person but

. >> for decades, people on the left or the media has been predicting polar ice caps will melt, al gored they would be melted by now. seventys and 80s and 90s, they all said the earth would end, manhattan would be swimming and will sink. these things have never happened. what makes you so sure they wi will? >> i won't contest with the frictions about ecological breakdowns, just look at the site yourself. >> scientists said -- >> do you even have a family? you have a wife and children? >> yes. >> are you worried about them, their future? >> no. i think they will be great. i don't think they will starve. >> when that's the case, i hope you are right. >> i think i am right and i don't believe that science because it's not there. >> you've told not to believe that science by government. you live in a western country where things aren't happening in your country yet except for the thing that happened in the california or the other things are happening -- >> do you remember when the scieists said -- >> -- >> do you remember when they said the earth was the center of the universe? there was co

>>so now gore is at the martinez detention facility was $200,000 set for bail. >>family and their community came together in the east bay calling for answers in a decades old murder case. we'll have the story. plus a very a park ranger recovering after a health complications have details on her recovery this morning. and after the break a california family is mourning after a baby boy is mauled to death by their daughter of details on that coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>welcome back it's 6.13 right now and we're talking about a warm up the search today. spike in temperatures tomorrow and wednesday guys of because of the low humidity we're going to see gusty winds as well because the hype. so red flag warning in effect starts tonight through wednesday. so we're definitely watching of the fire danger is going to be hot around the bay area today, especially if you're going to be inland. now that we've got to get through of the fog in the cloud cover around the bay area we're definitely seeing in the east bay hills this is our camera just on top of them actually norma

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