and then it seems, we put handcuffs on the military. vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, look, everything is politicized. is the next step, maybe the trump doctrine even that the next generation of weaponry, offensive and defensive weapons will we fight them from tampa? he spent a lot of money. >> president trump: we are making most sophisticated weapons ever made. where making the greatest missiles, the greatest rockets, and our nuclear is now up to snuff at a level it's never been. we are actually nuclear and building nuclear, not that i want to, but as you know, rush is not playing fair with us with the treaty. we therefore, terminated it. i believe we get together with russia, china, we will work out a nuclear pack so we don't all continue with this craziness. right now, we have the most powerful nuclear force in the world. russia is second and china is third. it is very costly and very dangerous. it is very, very dangerous. and we are discussing with russia and we are discussing with china during the recent trade deal with china, i said, w

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over handcuffs again and again leave some marks. >> i said, are you bringing your handcuffs?repared to have some more bruises. >> marks of passion, i think he said, yeah. >> you like marks of passion? >> i like passionate sex. >> so what did cara think about the rape crisis center's inconclusive report? they did a rape kit, and they didn't find any evidence of rape. >> yes, they did. they did. well, it showed sexual contact. >> mm-hmm. >> didn't show there wasn't a rape. >> while cara was at the rape crisis center, the detectives received new information from the crime scene such as first responders believed the house lights had pretty much all been on when whatever happened happened. remember, cara said it was dark in the house. but -- >> once we gathered a little bit more evidence from the detectives working the crime scene, then we did get definitely more pointed in our questions and more direct. >> and then something odd happened. cara changed her story. remember, she told 911, my ex-husband raped me. i shot him. but now she said she didn't know who was coming into the ho

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video shot later showed a man in handcuffs after police used flash-bang devices. police are not confirming if the man in handcuffs is tied to an earlier incident. >>> this morning a teenaged driver is facing serious charges after a deadly crash in sunnyvale. chp responded to reports of a young woman walking, the 17-year-old had been driving a pickup truck and hit a tree. inside the truck was 21-year-old woman from san jose. the teen was arrested on is you released. >>> a over the weekend. a manonng officers used a drone to search that area. one of the suspects spotted hiding in some brush along the highway, an 18-year-old was arrested. officers are still trying to track down the second suspect and the gun. >>> 4:49 and people in solano county are preparing for wildfires. mary beth dugan took no chances, you can see the burned hills from her property, this comes two years after many in the green valley area evacuated during the atlas fire. the mayor is trying to take more steps to protect her home from wildfires. >> the hillside further to ago. asrepared to do with

handcuff him to the bed with the keys?> no, i did not. sydney is a strong man. >> tammy had her own explanation for that so-called kidnapping kit. sydney needed the concrete for work. the cleaning fluid was for their dirty catcher and the shotgun shell, probably a spent casing from a turkey hunt. >> did you kidnap heather elvis? >> no, i did not. >> do you know who kidnapped her? >> i do not. >> are you glad that you are able to tell people what happened, what you did do and didn't do? >> i want people to know the truth and i too want heather found. >> tammy has said that she wants to find heather. she actually liked heather, she didn't do this. and yet she goes on facebook calling her a psycho >> you know, i can't really, you know, explain everything that --- that tammy said or felt. i think it was a huge mistake to call her names and do that sort of thing. >> reporter: he said if tammy had kidnapped heather, why would she be writing nasty facebook posts about her? the elvises listened to tammy's testimony about heather w

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there are concerns that with tear gas and handcuffs here at least 600 arrests were made on monday and sense last week 2 students have died and hundreds more were injured in protests across the country . on tuesday to take security as parliament got down to business. 575 new members were sworn in now under pressure to revisit the controversial legislation. president yoko we don't know had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled the suharto dictatorship 2 decades ago . and for more i'm joined by did a correspondent. in jakarta but i thought let's just talk about the nuclear option law of now this is already been passed by the previous parliament the question really is why did it approve laws that dilutes the powers of the corruption watchdog. you know well actually you see that's the r.t. a lot of people think that there aren't that sponsors the trying weekend irruption it ridiculous mission we call

there are concerns that with tear gas and handcuffs here at least 600 arrests were made on monday and sence last week 2 students have died and hundreds more were injured in protests across the country . on tuesday to take security as parliament got down to business. 575 new members were sworn in now under pressure to revisit the controversial legislation. president yoko widodo had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled the suharto dictatorship 2 decades ago. i took a controversial decision here in berlin that's fueling a debate over sexism sport and feminism one of germany's most successful basketball teams alba batman has got rid of its cheerleading squad the team's managing director said the cheerleading is no longer suited to atoll hymns but the move has triggered a backlash so de w. has been to meet a group of cheerleaders who are worried about the decision. these cheerleaders have been pract

research shows that at the very least hundreds of people are being rounded up arbitrarily put on buses handcuffs and sent on buses across the border to work on ok now where do you think this is heading turkey has set up an affective resettlement zone inside northeastern syria do you think that the turkish government will make good on his plans to resettle as acclaimed says it wants to do 1000000 syrian refugees in that safe zone. very difficult the same turkey has had longstanding plans to set up this so-called safe zone the timing of this is unclear but international law is perfectly. straightforward on this at this point there is no possibility of any safer turns to syria it's time we did our europe has now closed off its borders to read 3 days of from syria turkey has taken in more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees doesn't turkey deserve some recognition for what they've done for seems to us they absolutely do and that's something that i was here tasha constantly reiterate in our communications with the turkish government we recognize their achievements in sheltering over 3650000 syra

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. >> while changing healthcare, not handcuffs are part of the public policy and community organizing and the president of american federation of teacher 12121 were arrested outside of this hall and could not speak here today. i urge you to support mental health sfc so all can access care they need when they need it without the care of income. treating the mental health crisis without income is cruel and costly. we must support our frontline workers and delivering healthcare to all who needs it. th,and our students in support f making mental health sf real for our city now. now sarah short says, and i quote, healthcare, not handcuffs. >> thank you, any a member of the public who has spoken that wishes to speak. seeing none, public comment is closed. i just want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you for your beautiful inspiring words. thank you for having been in this fight a lot longer than i have and for sticking with it and thank you for teaching us so much about what we need to do right and how to be a model, not only for our region but our state and for our

you know people in handcuffs people in courtrooms people in jail cells. you know people in print where it says what they're done wrong because what you say. the inquiry has had about a catalogue of failings that led to the fire spreading uncontrollably such as fire lifts for the emergency services not working but also that the building itself did not comply with fire safety regulations any criminal convictions that the residency is so desperately want to see are not expected any time soon they can only come out of a separate investigation that's being led by the police they inquire report criticizes the fire brigade for a series of bad decisions on the night of the fire with disastrous consequences but many people blame the local council they say complaints made before the fire were ignored and that they didn't feel safe. when the facts were neglected totally neglected for decades they had intention to sell it and therefore they were just probably waiting to phase us all out spent minimal money on it and gave it minimal attention because it was of minimal

chance of winning than they thought he did and that's why he was targeted but he was they wanted to handcuff him and humiliate him. i'm surprised the nation is doing as incredible as it is considering how much. [applause] women in the workforce, the world respects us. these are not fallacies. this is reality. i know that they want to tel tes it isn't happening, but it is. the world does respect us. but he said that promises, he's keeping them. how many have done that in the past? [applause] he moved the embassy to traverse alum, great choice. [applause] that was one of the most beautiful things i ever saw because you have so many presidents who were determined to move the embassy to jerusalem, but they never did. you have others like obama who arwere hostile to the greatest ally in the middle east were staying and trying to interfere in his election so don't be surprised he was trying in ours, too. [applause] here at the precipice and i don't say that lightly we are finally going to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. [cheering] if i., somebody that went through hell and back fightin

he took off the handcuffs, the rules of engagement put on our military and he defeated the caliphate in syria. he made -- she let the military do their job. he beat them in syria. if obama and biden run on reelection, usama bin laden is dead, gm is alive. trump can run on, well, baghdadi is dead, we have the best economy implement wise since 1969 with a record low unemployment for african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans, living in the workplace, and youth unemployment. this time it's real success. >> i'll give "the washington post" a better headline: "baghdadi died like a rabid dog being chased by a brave canine." exactly what happened in that title. he died like a rabid dog. this coverage is awful. thank you for showing us this book. it's available for early buy at amazon.com. get it for christmas. >> sean: you've spent your life with heroes. you've been one yourself. semper fi. much more throughout the show tonight. first, we have other breaking news in the swamp. washington, speaker pelosi now pressured things to lindsey graham who will join us saying that a vote to

and put handcuffs on our troops and ridiculous rules of engagement during war. we are supposed to win. we are supposed to believe they are hawks? on top of that we know democrats are only reacting with rage because they are completely preoccupied with just smearing trump, bludgeoning trump. pelosi's radical extreme socialist supervisors in the democratic party, the squad, they are demanding that this duly elected president of the united states be thrown out of office. she wants to keep her job. she is doing what they say. without a doubt, the left hates trump more than anything. they've now convince themselves he is satan incarnate and they will do anything and say anything to destroy the president even act like they are really hawks on defense just to ruin his agenda no matter what. by the way, this is why we need the next generation of weaponry, so we don't do this to america's treasure ever again. i want any future conflicts to be fought in the air-conditioned offices in tampa where buttons are pushed in the enemy dies. offensive weapons and defensive weapons

he took off the handcuffs. the rules of engagement put on our military. and he defeated the caliphate in syria. he made that -- he's going to let the military do their job. he beat them in syria. >> yes. >> sean: if obama and biden run on re-election that osama bin laden is dead and g.m. is alive, president trump can run on baghdadi is dead and we have the lowest unemployment rate and the best economy employment-wise since 1969 with record low unemployment for african-americans, hispanic americans, women in the workplace and youth unemployment. take a page out of them. this time, it's real success. >> i'll give "the washington post" a better headline. baghdadi died like a rabid dog being chased by a very brave canine. that's exactly what happened in that tunnel. he was chased by a brave dog. ee died like a rabid dog. thank you for showing this book available right now for early buy at amazon.com. you can get it by christmas. >> sean: you spent your life with heroes and you have been one yourself. semper fi. much more throughout the show tonight. other bre

police are not confirming if the man in handcuffs is tied to an earlier incident >>> slen operation turnsaos in southern california after an explosion at an oktoberfest party. people at the old world village in huntington beach captured the video of the fireball about 20 minutes before the explosion. workers closed off the area of a restaurant full of people, after workers thought they smelled an electrical fire. workers say that that decision of the owner to move those people may have saved lives. the owner is one of five people in the explosion and is still in the hospital. >> it was difficult to extinguish the fire. the owner was actually on fire for a period of time and our security staff rolled him on the ground and bundled him up. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint what may have sparked the explosion. there is no serious damage to the business. >> it's 5:43 right now. >>> police in san diego promising refunds and issuing apologies this morning after towing a slew of cars during president trump's recent visit. the president visited there about two weeks ago. ahead of the visit p

winning than the pollsters thought he did, that's why he was targeted the way he was, they wanted to handcuff him. they wanted to try to humiliate. they didn't allow him to properly govern this nation. i'm surprised the nation is doing as incredible as it is considering how much he's been handcuffed. historic unemployment rates. african-american unemployment rate. hispanics. women in the work force. the world respects us. these are not fallacies. these are reality. i know the media wants to tell us it's not happening. it is happening. the world does respect us. what donald trump said during the campaign about promises, he's keeping them. how many politicians have done that in the past? promises made. promised kept. that's something that what he said he was going to do he's doing it. he moved the embassy to jerusalem. great choice, right? [applause] as somebody who worked in israel for a long time, that was one of the most beautiful things i ever saw. you had so many presidents who were determined, in quotes to move the embassy to jerusalem. but they never did it. you had other presidents like

. >> seeing anissa in the courtroom in the jump suit with the shackles and the handcuffs and the belly broke my heart. >> that really started the whole split, i think, of public opinion on the case between those who saw it as these are dangerous actors out in the community that need to be locked up forever and those who thought they needed help and should be in juvenile court. >> reporter: detectives find a number of disturbing items in morgan's bedroom, including mutilated dolls and strange drawings. >> i was hired by the defense to evaluate morgan. i don't think she was deviously planning. i think she was feeling controlled by slender man. >> reporter: was it hard for to you wrap your head around what had been done to you? >> after i heard why she had done it, i was like this doesn't surprise me at all. because she believed so hard in this thing that she would do anything for it. >> reporter: she had talked with her daughter about her interest in slender man but had no idea morgan thought it was real. as the legal process plays out, morgan undergoes a competency hearing during which

winning then the pollsters thought he did, that is why he was targeted the way he was, they wanted to handcuff him. they want to try to humiliate, him they didn't allow him to properly govern this nation i'm surprised the nation is doing the way it is considering how much he has been handcuffed. he (applause) historic unemployment rates, african american unemployment, hispanics, women in the workforce, the world respects us, these are not fallacies, this is a reality, i know the media wants to tell all of us said it is not happening, it is happening, the world does respect us, what donald trump said during the campaign he is keeping them, how many politicians have done that in the past? the non promises made and promises kept, that is something that what he said he was going to do he's doing, it he moved the embassy to jerusalem, great choice, right? as somebody who worked in israel for a long time in the energy business, thousand of the most beautiful things they saw because you had so many key presidents who were determined to move the embassy to jerusalem but they never did it, you had othe

video shot later showed a man in handcuffs after police used flash-bang devices.olice are not confirming if the man in handcuffs is tied to an earlier incident. >> it's quarter to 7:00 >>> oakland leaders are getting the message after major league baseball leadership threatened the a's could move to las vegas. the issue is thorny with the suit the city of oakland filed to stop the looming sale ef tof coliseum site to the a's part of the new waterfront stadium deal. baseball's commissioner last week suggested if the city doesn't drop the suit, the a's may move elsewhere, such as las vegas. councilman larry reed says oakland leaders took that threat to heart and he's pretty certain the issues will be resolved. >>> 6:45, and new this morning, police in san diego are promising refunds and issuing apologies after towing a slew of cars during president trump's recent visit. the president visited there two weeks ago and ahead of the visit police posted dozens of temporary no parking and towing away signs. police admit some of the signs were would small and others lacked

in handcuffs arriving in court today to face more charges of sexual misconduct and abuse. in new court documents, a second unidentified woman told investigators the hollywood star pinched her buttocks last fall at a new york nightclub after he earlier made what prosecutors call a sexually suggestive remark gooding had already been indicted in connection with an incident from june involving a different woman at a new york bar. the surveillance video obtained by tmz gooding, with his girlfriend next to him, allegedly placed his hand on the other woman's left breast and squeezed it. and prosecutors gave the judge a list of a dozen other uncharged incidents of alleged sexual misconduct dating from 2001 to 2018 gooding has pleaded not guilty to all charges, and his attorney denied all allegations. >> we are shocked, outraged, and absolutely dumbfounded that the district attorney's office has wasted the taxpayers' money, resources and time >> reporter: the judge will rule whether a jury ever hears any of those 12 uncharged allegations while gooding remains free on his own recogn

he removed obama's insane, ridiculous democratic rules of engagement that put handcuffs on our troops, and guess what. he bombed the living daylights and beat back the entire caliphate in syria of isis. that's a promise he made and a promise he kept. president trump also promised to get the united states out of all foreign conflicts. we can have endless wars. he ran on this. he got support for this. in syria, where weapons of mass destruction were used, he didn't draw any meaningless line in the sand like obama, he actually acted. another promise made, another promise kept. look at the new poll. majority of republicans do support the president's decision to withdraw troops. america's wars are no longer fought to be won. instead eventually they'll get politicized right back here at home. dangerous restrictions are placed on how our brave men and women, our national treasure, our soldiers operate. and then disaster ensues. vietnam, iraq, afghanistan. start the fight, politicize the fight, then we don't fight anymore. our national treasure dies. they lose their limbs. they come home disf

(cheers and applse) (handcuffs locking (siren blaring) "i saved youi saved yo i saved you," cried that woman. "and you've bit me, heavens, why? you know your bite is poisonous and now ing to die." >> the woman's answer is, "well, why would you do this to me?"i' and he said, "wella snake, righ and so you brought me into your home, and it's hard to believet that you didow what i was. i'm a professional killer, right? just because you brought me in,s doesn't mean it going to ultimately revert back to my basic form." >> "oh, shut up, silly woman," said the reptile with a grin. "you knew damn well i was aou snake beforeook me in." (cheerand applause) >> he tapped into something in a very profound way that, that ben to redefine the debate in the political year of 2016, and, and continues to redene the, the politics of the country today. >> narrator: how donald trump came to use resentment over immigration as a pitical weapon is a central defining aspe of his presidency. unlily o osiders to orm three e republican party, make trump president, and introduce a harsh new approach to immigration--

adam handcuff schiff said we have been sitting through these depositions but because the d.o.j. declined an investigation that he is deemed to be both the prosecutor and the grand jury. i was a federal prosecutor and adam schiff was, too. he knows better. he can't be both. the american people have been shut out of this process defining democracy itself. every time we get close to a witness, close to the whistleblower, we get shut down in that room and you have to ask yourself this question, why? why does adam schiff not want to ask us those questions. what role did adam schiff have to the whistleblower? what role did his staff have to the whistleblower? for one man to turn this country upside down, to have this vote today. our founding fathers warned about this in the federalist papers that a future congress at some point in time would base an impeachment, not on guilt or innocence, but rather on partisan politics. partisan politics. sadly today, in this chamber, there were fierce realized. i turn it over to lee zeldin from the house foreign affairs committee. mr. zeldin: in awa

. >>> police in galveston have released body cam video of a man in handcuffs being led by officers on horseback. it prompted a public outcry over the summer. for the first time we are hearing what the officer said during the incident. janet shamlian reports. >> reporter: the never-before-seen body cam video is about 30 minutes long and shows the initial arrest of donald neely who was walked down the streets of galveston by two police officers on horseback. the image of the controversial august arrest sparking outrage and charges of racism. [ chants ] instead of sending for a police car, the officers walked neely to the station. one officer can be heard acknowledging how it looked. >> this is going to look so bad. >> reporter: neely, a mentally ill man who was once homeless, was arrested for criminal trespass. >> stay right there. >> reporter: the officers were cleared of wrongdoing, and galveston police say the practice of using rope has been discontinued. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >>> now to the impeachment inquiry into president trump. a former special envoy to ukraine is e

>>in court wearing a waist chains and handcuffs and mostly obscured by her attorney or to appeared distraught. she's also charged with an enhancement for using her car as a weapon. in a statement of fact actually sheriff's deputy wrote that after running over the first man or to drones back and forth over the elderly man's body multiple times, a motive for the attack is unclear. >>we are not aware of any relationship between the defendant or any of the victims and that's something we're looking at the motive in this case is ongoing investigation so we're going to look to what the motive is and that's ultimately our goal to find that out deputy say the evidence shows it larry it could not casually driven onto the trail. >>the round vehicle barriers. deputies say the second victim escaped bush scrambling behind a tree suffering only minor injuries being held without bail my real or to faces 33 years to life in prison if convicted on all counts. >>the county coroner this afternoon identifying the man who died in this case, a 77 year-old lawrence loop ash of sunnyvale my real or meantime expected

muzzle us and handcuff us. me, as it is so important to just -- if i can free a little brown girl, or a little afro latino girl and say, that's me, that's who i am, then i've done my job. that's what i want to do. soledad: the netflix special is called they ready? aida rodriguez. hilarious. i mean, just an absolute bright light in this special. it's awesome. aida: thank you for having me. soledad: coming up, after more than seven decades, changes are coming for the u.s. military based in okinawa. what will the legacy be for u.s. -japan relations? plus, the latest legal defeat for president trump that is sending his lawyers back to court. soledad: the u.s. military is set for a major change in asia. it will begin transferring thousands of troops off its bases in okinawa, japan as early as 2024. since world war ii, okinawa has been vital for the u.s. military's strategy in the pacific. but the relationship between u.s. military personnel and the japanese civilians has become increasingly strained. in part because

the confrontation in santa rosa that ended with one student wounded and another in handcuffs. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on mornings on 2. wednesday, october 23. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. your weather is the main thing we're talking about today. the hot and dry wind.steve is here. >> iem. im, indeed. we do have a quiet pattern. also a warm pattern. the wind will pick up more so tonight into tomorrow. not that bad right now. maybe in the hills. high fire danger and it will be with us through friday. there should be subtle changes through the weekend. cooler. we will see by how much but i would expect the wind in the north and east bay hills to pick up in temperatures above average. tomorrow looks to be the hottest day. low 80s tomorrow. we had a couple this week as well. it's clear. everything is coming down out of the north or northeast. being followed around monterey bay peninsula. wind is picking up. it's in there. come on now. there it is. it has to wake up. 34 at mount diablo. nothing too bad yet but the red flag warning will take us into the next coup