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happe happen happened. of course, you had the judgment from the judge and all the other tidbits that's coming out throughout the community. they plan to pop up other events. a youtube concert was cancelled in the area because they did not believe they had enough officers to make sure everyone is staying safe. so a lot is happening in terms of what's happening next. >> brian young, errreporting li in st. louis, we know you will keep an eye on that. >>> two are on the national ball forcing street closures and a major police presence. one of the demonstrations, the juggalos march is against the fbi and the other march is the mother of all rallies and the one thing that ties all these together is their support for the president. >> i am not one of the few people from chicago that's not trump's voter and supporter, you can tell from the uniform that i am wearing and actually -- my bandanna. i love the president and i voted for the president. i am all for draining the swamp by all means. >> cnn's ryan nobles is a

it happe happened july 29th. >> amazon wants to build a second headquarters to rival its campus. this city would be a prime location. there is easy access to mass transit, international airport and high-tech pool. we are hearing from mayor kenney about the prestigious and economic impact of 50,000 jobs. >> we are m millennial heavy, i. tech start up heavy. we have great spaces in the city that would be attractive to be here. we are looking forward to putting our best foot forward to be successful. the mayor tells "action news" he's working hard to propose a deadline by september. whew donald trump jr. met with members of the judiciary committee to describing his meeting with russiaia at trump tower. he insists it was a chance to hear about hilary clinton's qualifications. he said he did not ca lude with are yorussia to hurt clinton's campaign. >> trump yesterday stunned republicans by agreeing with schumer and pelosi to continue funding the government for three plonts. >months. >> charlie dent from lehigh valley has decided not to run for election next year. he is a member of the

how does this happ. vulnerability. we don't know what that means. was it a zero day some sort of standard sequel injection. we don't know what the exact methodology was, but 143 million people, almost half the country, a lot of folks effected, credit card numbers, social security numbers, driver 's license, date of birkts lots of stuff. here we have equifax, the qup when i apply for a loan they go to equifax and equal equifax says somebody got your information and now equifaxs has that on their back. >> i think it adds to the vigilance that we need. >> absolutely. >> obviously a the lieutenant to come on that. but let's talk about the the big thing, north korea going on. its founders day or something this weekend. some people blow up fireworks are we going to see another test >> we've heard they're moving missiles again. we didn't see any we saw them go over to japan. that frequented a lot of people out they violated japanese some of ticketed event and what they said was the h bomb test. larger than we've seen before, ten times the size, very troubl

let's begin with look at maps and show what you is happ happening. remnants of harvey bringing plenty of heavy rainfall over the ohio valley and moving its way across the mid atlantic. parts of our area are seeing a bit of that rainfall right n now. we've got light showers happening in leesburg as well as quantico. and gauge rzburg seeing some activity and frederick. and so, ocean city as well. so it's starting to move its way through. we have a pretty good dry spot most of the day. some of it having a problem hitting the ground right now. right in the city of d.c. proper we're not seeing anything at this hour. in the overnight hours expected to start to fill in quite a bit. marginal risk of severe weather for areas east as we move into saturday. slight risk to the west. we could see storms popping up. not only remnants of harvey but we also have a frontal system that will move through north. cool night ahead and that's what we're talking about temperatures that feel actually like it's fall. your weekend is not a washout. that's good in surprised war

an unusual thing happe today. president trump and democratic leaders put aside their differences to reach washington biggest issues. an agreement was reached that includes a three month extension of both government funding and a three-month increase in the debt limit whil pro hurricane relief money. house speaker ryan had called the democratic proposal ridiculous. but then later in the day, the top senate republican mitch mcconnell said he supports the where had. kayla has the aisle. >> president trump struck a deal with with democrats to the government and suspend the debt ceiling, but only until december 15th. the plan was first floated wednesday morning by democratic leaders. hours later, the president agreed to support it. republicans were planning a three month extension on spend, but one in the debt ceiling through 2018. chuck schumer said his deal offers more certainty. >> theg the debt ceiling and we're going to do it with date not an amount means there's room to deal. >> mitch mcconnell said he would add

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in he in the development of it looks like this is happe happenening.e're about to let the soul flow. >> katie this is one movie raich hel seen. i told her i saw it in theaters she looked at me like i was crazy when it first came out. >> like a retro night or something. >> yeah. >> throw back thursday night. >> what were you two months old when that came out. >> i'm not answering that question you know better. >> they went to the basketball st. johns where i went to under grad. >> that's why she watch the movie. >> exactly. >> it should be good. also a lot of people think this forecast will be good. after the long summer we've had. >> absolutely. >> it already feels so much cooler outside. we're seeing deficit very much so from yesterday same time about 20 to 25 cooler than same time yesterday. yeah quite the change you in the it walking out the door. thank fully whipped eased up you notice it hovering back 2 to 3 miles an hour. this is from the live neighborhood network and it's all clear. you have a clear view right now of center city off in the dista

i'm taking the odds of all this happ happening, 2640/1. rodgers throws. and incomplete. now, you have ten seconds. >> cris: now, it's tough. >> al: you think? oh, man. well, the packers, come in her., falcons were favored by what the home field is normally worth, about 3 1/2. >> cris: you think of all the things, though, that play before the half and that call on the pick play. >> al: the pick play and what about the fumble return, too? >> cris: had a touchdown called back on another pick play. pick play is the story of the night for the green bay packers. >> al: brought by allison. taken down inbounds. and that's going to take us to the finish line. atlanta wins the game, 34-23. coming up next, the volkswagen postgame report, after these messages. >>> welcome to the volkswagen suvw postgame report. >> a nice way for the falcons to celebrate their first regular game in the new stadium. they beat the packers, a rematch of the last year's nfc championship game. if we go to last year and the pain for atlanta at the super bowl, another step in that direction, here was a lead

we need to get something in place where when these kind of breeps happ breaches happen, none of them should be able to charge for the freezes and unfreezes. because it's their fault it was necessary. so that's just a comment. also from the federal trade commission website, it says a credit freeze restricts access to your credit report which in turn makes it more difficult for identity thieves to open new accounts in your name. and it says what's the difference between that and a fraud alert. it says a credit freeze locks down your credit, fraud alert allows creditors to get a copy of the credit report as long as they take steps to identify your identity if you provide a telephone number. the business must call you to verify whether you are the person making the credit request. fraud alerts may be effective at stopping someone from opening new credit accounts in your name but they may not prevent the misuse of your existing accounts. you still need to monitor all bank credit cards and insurance statements for fraudulent transactions. it also says this -- >> so, jan, what's the questio

yes, this has been an emotional land to go say the lee and for the first time in a week, tears of happ iness, have been flowing. now passengers on the flight 740 out of san juan puerto rico just touched down and getting off the plane right now. we have been told priority was given to those with medical need so among people getting off of this plane are some of those struggling to get memorandum access, while they were back in puerto rico. that includes one man hoist from northeast fail, we spoke to his son a little while ago. he said that since maria hit on wednesday of last week, he has not hurt from his father. his father is again from philadelphia but down in puerto rico helping a family member. his son tells us that his father was there without his medication and they have not herden anything until they got a text saying he was on a flight to philly international >> it is first we hear from them. >> first you have heard from them. >> yes. >> reporter: what has this been like not hearing from him >> horrible, horrible. we could not communicate with none of our family members. >> rep

i'm taking the odds of all this happ happening, 2640/1. rodgers throws. and incomplete. now, you have ten seconds. >> cris: now, it's tough. >> al: you think? oh, man. well, the packers, come in her., falcons were favored by what the home field is normally worth, about 3 1/2. >> cris: you think of all the things, though, that play before the half and that call on the pick play. >> al: the pick play and what about the fumble return, too? >> cris: had a touchdown called back on another pick play. pick play is the story of the night for the green bay packers. >> al: brought by allison. taken down inbounds. and that's going to take us to the finish line. atlanta wins the game, 34-23. coming up next, the volkswagen postgame report, after these messages. >>> welcome to the volkswagen suvw postgame report. >> a nice way for the falcons to celebrate their first regular game in the new stadium. they beat the packers, a rematch of the last year's nfc championship game. if we go to last year and the pain for atlanta at the super bowl, another step in that direction, here was a lead

the sky map 7 you'll know exactly what is impacted when news happe whether it's near schools or businesses off 880. sky m 7 on sky 7. another reason abc 7 newss your choice for breaking news. alexa smith abc 7 news. >> an active day as thunderstorms roll into the b area. this is in san francisco. pitch forks of lightning out there tonight. >>> drew tracking it all for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> a three-month old kitten that was saved from a gas station dumb expert in mellow park is in need of a loving home. this is prudence, heard her cries from help from the bottom of a dumpster. an office of the humane society responded and saved the kitt

this is n street and happ street. this is the crime scene right outside the ballpark.hat's a stolen, according to police, a stolen u-haul truck which was used according to police here to ram that pnc atm right outside the ticket booth area here, right outside the center field gate. according to police this happened at 4:30 this morning. a security guard who was here at the stadium says he heard four loud explosions and so police believe they were using that machine there to try to steal it. apparently the security guard came to the scene. the guys ran and got into a pickup truck that they had here standing by as well. so, the machine is here. we believe the money is inside, any money that was there was not stolen and the guys got away. we are also told that there is a security camera on one of the parking garages here on the other side of the gate that was actually able to capture this crime in progress but, again, no money was stolen and the guys took off. if this sounds familiar it's because earlier this year a very similar story with another stolen u-haul truck wher

anything the teacher says that they spen spent half e day running through the halls and that does happe if that doen american public education, then taking all those kids and starting over is hard because you have a culture in place. so that's why a lot of dem them start a year of the time so you only have to take ninth grade te this year the old operator will have the other three and then you have ninth and tenth. the other option is to just take the whole thing lock stock and barrel and that is a position that offer authorizers and operators should make based on the local circumstances and based on the culture of the school and what they think is going to work. there is no right answer but those are two options. >> host: a lot don't want to do that. probably because of the culture that they think they are not going to be able to root out and start fresh. so if they are thriving in our authorizer should find a way to let the school network take over the operation. >> if it is bad enough. let's talk about accountability between people that want to let the parents marketing place to the

sam: happ told them he gave a shout out to the d.c. public schools it meant something.the f here at duke ellington high school and he did not go to college. >> at the beginning of senior year, i said you are really smart. we have to think about college. he said, "not me. i'm going to hollywood." sam: in northwest washington, sam ford, abc7 news. larry: worked out well for him. alison: that is wonderful. tonight at 5:00, the sight or smell you want to make up to in the morning but if not how "7 on your side" is stepping in tepid fut why dead fish are flow -- stepping in to find out why dead fish are flowing in the potomac. >> it'sizesy to get caught up in we have to go. havertys furniture helps yeven when life isn't. [doorbell] can somebody get that? uh uh, not me baby! it's mommy time! it's daddy time! i told you not to marry her. seriously?! alright. who's next? the columbus day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but e

yosemite valley was carved by glaciers and rock falls happe 80 times a year. >> they come down in a natural>> reporter: this map from the national park service shows the documented rock falls in yosemite valley from 1857 to 2011. there's plenty of them. and if you are heading to yosemite this weekend, check for the latest road closures before you go. at last word, northside drive exiting yosemite valley is closed. officials had reopened the roads the next day after the first rock fall but no word on if they will be as quick to do so this time. >>> we know that the rockslides happen quite often but it's still really scary to see considering a lot of people have been in the area. >> aren't you going there shortly? >> next week, yeah. i'm not going to be hiking there. i'll stay away from there. >>> so we have big changes in the forecast. we have the fog returning to the bay area. we can still see coit tower. the fog is higher this morning than 24 hours ago. it's not penetrating the bay. temperatures 53 in santa rosa, 60 san jose. see the clouds in the northwestern portion of the state of calif

. >> he had to have known what the dynamic with and at this point, everyone knewha this would happ. rand paul's no vote but then it comes down to murkowski and susan collins. this will also affect alabama as you've been talking about because it's a reminder of the swamp, the con that we've been undergoing., >> jeanine: let me ask you this -- is there any chance of a democrat coming on board? >>>> no. but there's a chance that susan collins is going down, she's leaning again today. she was against all the other repeal efforts. we could do a bipartisan deal. add more competition. as we did with the debt ceiling, american people are very happy with that and trump's numbers are going up. this is where it is heading. this is not going to work, and i think tammy is right. it will impact alabama but help judge avoid more and hurt luther strange. >> jeanine: as i said earlier, he got 9 million from mitch mcconnell's pac. if you would think in order to get the votes in the senate, anyone who disappoints him -- this is politics, not church. anyone who disappoints him -- he punishes them and t

brad: after a two-hour lockdown police and the school officials explain what happ two students on the second floor of the school exchanging money. brad: the officer assigned to the high school checked the security video she recognized both teens. one a former student trespassing. the other, a current student. >> the officer reacted, found the current student. began to question him. in the process found a handgun on that student. brad: that student was arrested and then the entire school was searched as the students waited for the all-clear. that came just before 11:00 a.m. >> i was just scared. i want to know what is going on. brad: one of the main concerns for the parents picking up the children today the whereabouts of the trespasser. the police say they saw him leaving the property on a security camera video. they didn't see him after that. in oxon hill, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: in the meantime, the reaction does continue to pour in over the nfl players protesting in the national anthem over alison: today president trump answered reporters' questions again on the issue. pres

what are the steps that need to happe happen >> what will need to happen is stop with the referendum and get politicians, the politicians in spain to get together and talk all of this is lack of dialogue. the government has not done many things they've done the minimum they should do much more what should they do? what specific steps should they take should they talk about opening up the constitution again and changing the constitution to allow the referendum to take place? is this what your party would do >> my partly will open so the people can discuss what should be designed, which roles should happen my party is in favor of a federal country, cocso catalonii a federal state of spain we will listen to any proposal, go back to the drawing board, maybe reform the constitution or have a new constitution. spanish people, the constitution is weak when it comes up with the design of the territory. because historically it was only thought or orientated for a small number of nationalities in the region in the end it was everyone belonged to one of them. most of those today claiming for th

also we'll talk to the attorney general, jeff sessions coming up. and happ go long, just kidding.id you hear directv's latest deal? it's cheap and gets you all the big games. it starts at sixty bucks a month, but jumps to over 100 after 3 months. cool i think? and jumps again to over 150 after a year. noooo... and ends up costing over 3500 bucks over 2 years. you're cleaning that up. don't get caught off guard by directv. touchdown. get the best with xfinity. ♪ >> tucker: roger stone is a long-term republican political consultant, he worked for president trump for decades, he advised the campaign, a number of his campaigns actually. today stone testified for more than three hours before the house intelligence committee about his alleged ties to russia and the ties between the trim -- trump campaign and russia, allegedly. in his opening statement he accused democrats on the committee of "falsehoods, misstatements and misimpressions." roger stone joins us tonight. i've been looking all day for a transcript of this. it took place before a committee in the congress. how can i get an o

each case happ 5:00 p.m. with plenty of traffic nearby. >> that person is bold. it makes you want to be more cautious. a little more frightening because the person clearly doesn't care if anybody sees. >> the most serious incident happened thursday 5:00. as am woman was walking off random hills near waples mill road when police say a man grabbed her from behind in a bear hug and grobeed her. but the man got scared and ran off after noticing a passing car. >> the fairfax county police are trying to determine if the suspect is the same man responsible for four other assaults unnerve trails. >> touching their buttocks and running off. >> it's scary. >> i am surprised but in today's world anything

i'll tell you what didn't happe happen.trucks from the clinton foundation, hillary clinton in her book is claiming that this is a world-class charity that is so highly rated, doing such wonderful terrific work and that's why people wanted to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases, tens of millions from places where they kill people and women. oddly enough, they're not doing any of that anymore and that is a very strange coincidence. >> lisa: the business times did a study looking at arms sales from the state department on their hillary clinton and saw a signal we can increase between looking at a period of time with hillary clinton also looking at george w. bush. you can go and look through all these different examples or speeches for bill clinton. 11 out of the 13 speeches, including a criminal and backed bank and russia were under the tenure of hillary clinton. >> juan: i think the foundation does have a good rating and i don't see trumps folks -- >> harris: what you talking about? he served food yesterday.

he needs to get that call from the president who said you do what you haveo do to make it happ and save lives. bring in troops from the transportations. bring in the marines. they know how to do clearing of the temporary air fields and parts of the air field clearing unit. the united states air force has been sitting down and they want to get in there. they can put people there that can run that air field and 10 others. get this. in hurricane irma, we had an aircraft carrier that came over the horizon that could have run all of the air in and out of puerto rico. the second day they could have run the air field 24-7. the military has the capacity to do this. and the department of defense and three back to back and florida was a text book operation. the general put his guard in and the federal troops came in by sea and air. it was a difficult operation. we needed even more than that. scale up, wolf. they need to scale up. katrina had 20,000 federal troops. not federal workers, federal troops. i have 20 ships and over 240 helicopters and puerto rico is bigger than katrina. if someone calle

but there's a lot of sorrows but yet there's also happ happiness. >> how do you explain to people whatand my grandson united states marine corps lance corporal terry edward honey cut jr., machine gunner from waldorf, maryland. >> my husband and father, robin leslie towns, sr. upper marlboro, maryland. >> my daughter son, my grandson. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> right now at 6:00, hurricane irma moves closer to the united states after leaving deadly destruction behind in the caribbean. we have team coverage tonight with the latest on the record setting storm. >> ♪ >>> plus, a man accused of killing his young sister and his two young cousins returns to court. the testimony and ruling from a judge ahead in a live report. >> ♪ >>> and new details in the 1975 abduction and murders of the lyon sisters. what we are learning now about the man charged in the case less than a week before his trial was set to begin. the news at 6:00 starts right now

when we come back bill o'rielly, he's next. and happ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity". joining us now a man who needs no introduction. author of now the best selling book "killing england" the brutal struggle for american independence. bill o'rielly, good to see you. >> i'm alive and the spin stops here. >> sean: you have to go all the way back like you did it. people want to see it. >> no, no, no. >> sean: how are you? and do you miss the daily grind? >> no, i was in the ocean all summer, had a great time. i'm fine, i'm teed off but first i want to tell everybodydy last night "hannity" kicked msnbc's butt. he has taken over. >> slaughtered. i know some people -- people are angry about the nfl because the much bigger story than football players. i want to address this comment to the nfl players today and they'll get this. when the jaguars and ravens werl over in london and they kneeled down on a foreign soil and then they stood up for the british national anthem. i was angry and sad because i don't believe those players know what they are doing. about 3,000 miles east o

this is scheduled to happ next wednesday around 11:20 a.m. if canceled a backup test set for october 4. >>> developing news out of berkeley where parents are being warned about a suspicious man. the berkeley unified school district says someone tried to lure a middle schooler at a bus stop at shattuck and durant avenues. the 12-year-old tells abc 7 news the man drove a dark green minivan. she says he had a dark beard and >>e wa gesturing me to come to his car or in his car and he was blowing air kisses and waving. >> the suspect description is similar to that of a man involved in two incidents in 2015. in those case as man in a dark green minivan tried to lure girls on telegraph avenue near willard middle school. berkeley police have not said if these cases are connected. alameda police are searching for a peeping tom. look at this video. it clearly captures him walking looking into windows. police posted this on their facebook page. officials say he's been targeting homes for several days. all overnight between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. if yo

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i do think that we've got now a bunch of probably answerable questions on our hands whablt is happ --bout what is happening here. we got a history. if he continues to give multiple conflicting accounts of his actions like he has to the press, is there any real risk for him of being prosecuted for lying to congress or obstructing justice? i know there is in theory. does that actually get pushed? in this day in age? is this a real risk? also, now that we know the president's reelection campaign is paying the russia scandal legal fees of the president's son, and now that we know the republican party is paying both the legal fees of the president and his son, are there legal considerations for the white house or for the republican party in terms of who is allowed to donate to the funds? as a related matter, do people who thought they were donating to the republican party or to trump's e reelection effort, if they didn't intend for the money to be spent on trump family legal fees. and finally, how serious is this reporting from cnn the president's campaign manager was twice the subject of

oh, every time something happ j audience, please put your whiskey bottles and your flasks on the tablecause every month you're drinking from a new -- you know, james comey, that's the end of him. [ laughter ] you know, weus going to be the end of him. [ laughter ] you know, and it's -- it's -- and now this week, the press conference and -- >> seth: yeah. >> the ceos dessert him. you know, oh, that will be the end of him now. you know and -- no. >> seth: yes. so we're giving ourselves cirrhosis in the liver and he's fine. >> he's -- he's not going anywhere. >> seth: yeah. >> he's not the teflon president. teflon implies you have to be in the pan. he's not even in the pan. >> seth: yeah. >> this guy gets away with everything. he's the republicans -- i'm sorry to say this, they're not going to impeach him. >> seth: right. >> they're not -- they've already pulled their gerrymander districts and they know most of them think they're going to get re-elected. so they're not gonna impeach him. mueller, the special prosecutor, he can't indict the president, he can be indicted after he's impeache

i want to show you what happes s after it makes landfall.day that you can take a look at these winds. they are going to pick up phenomenally. once it makes landfall, then all of south florida and the governor said mandatory evacuation for over 5.5 million people where. you see this white shaded area, hurricane-force winds. can you home take that? can your condominium? remember, the higher up you go, those winds are going to be stronger. so into western sections of florida, the wind maybe the equivalent of a category 1 or 2. it moves farther to the north. because it's interacting with land, it's going to lose a little bit of its speed. but it's not going lose the rainfall. and the rainfall with the storm surge, that is going to be key issues. it's not going meander like harvey did. irma is going to plow across the florida peninsula. michael? >> karen, i wanted to ask you, it was a year or so ago i was here covering hurricane matthew, which was nowhere near the size of this, obviously. but back this 2012, i covered hurricane sandy. and one of

yes, this has been an emotional land to go say the lee and for the first time in a week, tears of happ, have been flowing. now passengers on the flight 740 out of san juan puerto rico just touched down and getting off the plane right now. we have been told priority was given to those with medical need so among people getting off of this plane are some of those struggling to get memorandum access, while they were back in puerto rico. that includes one man hoist from northeast fail, we spoke to his son a little while ago. he said that since maria hit on wednesday of last week, he has not hurt from his father. his father is again from philadelphia but down in puerto rico helping a family member. his son tells us that his father was there without his medication and they have not herden anything until they got a text saying he was on a flight to philly international >> it is first we hear from them. >> first you have heard from them. >> yes. >> reporter: what has this been like not

we )rs happeing in florida.icane ma >>> good morning, it is 5:26. we're staying on top of what's happening in florida. we want to step aside from hurricane irma for what we have going on at home. >> wind whips through toppling trees and power lines. pg&e is reporting thousands of customers are without power. let's get the latest conditions from meteorologist kari hall. the winds has been high. >> yes, they have. itis because of an area of low pressure and a storm system that's been offshore, but producing lightning across parts of the area to the south of us. we can see these icons with the storms moving closer to monterey. it's approaching parts of the south county with isolated showers. much of the rain has been fizzling out before out gets here. we are feeling the outflow from the powerful storms that stayed well to the south of us. i want to show you the current wind speeds. we had the stronger gusts this morning into the south bay up to 30 miles an hour. now, we are starting to see that shifting into the de

. >> the fact that we were not able to put protocols in place to prestlaevent that from happe whether it was city officials or employees looking after elderly folks or whether it was the city issuing warnings to so that neighbors could check on neighbors, i sadly feel that san francisco was caught flat footed. >> the medical examiner's office is waiting for test results or other death cases so the number of heat-related deaths could go up. our investigative unit uncovered the first decision to call for extra ambulances to help with all the heat-related calls if the to see our exclusive story head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigations tab. >>> it's 6:10 right now. we wake up and head out the door to mostly cloudy skies and you just want to grab the umbrella just in case. we've had spotty light rain moving through but that will also help keep our temperatures down. we're look at 79 degrees in san jose with lower 80s from concord over toward antioch, livermore and morgan hill. north bay into the upper 70s today and san francisco 69. we'll talk more about that chance of rain a

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john happ has a read out of the conversation today. and many are saying that the president of the united states promised more missile capability to seoul. can you confirm that? do you have any sense of what we're talking about there? >> we'll have a read-out shortly. we'll make sure that you guys receive that. sarah? >> the talks are going on now with the president and his -- he's made his feelings clear. he talked several times about terminating the deal is. that -- >> negotiations are still john going. no determination has been made at this time. >> is the president in a position to donate? is that coming from his own money or the trump foundation? >> he has not finalized where that will go. i was going to use that as a perfect segue to remind everybody if you have suggestions, he is very open to hearing those. we have gotten a couple. please send more if you have them. john? sorry. >> whether it's his personal money or money from -- >> i haven't had a chance to do that. i will. john? >> thank you, sarah. yesterday sheriff dave clark

first, what i want is for none of this effor ever to have happ. a new vision that shows me what it possibly could be that it can't happen, i can't do it alone. we all have to engage in this war against the forces that are determined to shore up and maintain the status quo. that is not feasible. how can we do that? you can decide to choose to live a life that's different than the life you have chosen to live. i don't make the assumption that everyone here shares my vision but i do make the assumption that you are willing to investigate the options as you become aware of them and you are aware by how they are chosen. it's one of the deadly sins that we face. [applause] if we are willing to move away from the position and take a more balanced position, i think i have a chance to see what i need to see. how could it have been? for those of you in the audience, i speak now directly to you. one, you have a bible. some of you may not know that it is simply an acronym. basic instruction before leaving earth. [applause] if we don't know the exact date of o

you just have to create an environment where that can happ happen. leadership and intelligence ultimately, penultimately i guess is about motivating others to use their intellects. that's one of the great things from a diversity standpoint about the intelligence community. it's all about your brain. it doesn't matter what your ethnic group is, your gender, your sexual preference, none of that matters. it's your mind is what counts in the intelligence community and the interesting work that you have the opportunity to engage in. i sort of consider that kind of a leadership laboratory. it will be in the book but i thought i'd mention it because in the context of leadership. looking back i think the one factor that has changed the intelligence community, the thing that has changed the intelligence community more than anything else looking back historically is technology. it's not -- i mean, when we had traumas like 9/11, yes, that had an impact. reorganizations which i think are highly overrated, yeah, but what has really historically changed the busine

jericka duncan with what happ happened when he called first responders. >> now he could face the deathnvicted of her murder. feltz appears to have confessed to the crime during a 911 call. ma you phelps kept his head down as he entered a rally courtroom tuesday charged with stabbing his wife lauren to death. >> do you think she's beyond help? >> i don't know. i'm too scared to get close to her. >> reporter: the 28-year-old called for help in the middle of the night but they altered the voice as required by state law. >> i had a dream, i turn on the lights and she's dead on the floor. >> how? how? >> caller: >> i have blood all over me and there's a bloody knife on the bed and i think i did it. >> reporter: phelps said he took too much cough medicine. >> i took cough medicine. i know it can help you feel good. sometimes i can't sleep at night. >> we've been using this cough and cold medicine for 50-plus years. this is not a reaction i've ever heard of in an incident like this. >> in a statement bayer said patient safety is our top priority. there's no evidence that core seeden causes vi

. >> ian happ with an embarrassing stumble out of the box tripped up by his bat. he couldn't do this again if he tried. >> and all that matters. >> how do you want to be perceived? you have a media image. >> i'm a street fighter. that's why donald trump and get along so well. he's a fighter, a great counterpuncher. snee on "cbs this morning." >> for the first time in 36 years the u.s. semifinals of the u.s. open tournament will be an all american one. >> party like it's 1981. >> madison keys joins an all-american semifinal party. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." hurricane irma is barreling toward florida a destroying lives and homes in the northern caribbean. new video shows widespread destruction across the region. at least ten people have died including eight on the resort island of stasmt st. maarten. >> irma is slamming the north caribbean in the dominican republic. it's still a category 5 storm with top sustained winds of 180 miles per hour, and it is

happ >> brian, just to under score this, september 22nd is the date, which is the date that everybodys looking for have they said how many market if they limit the number and what would be applied is they are limiting the number of phones available on september 22nd >> i don't know, in order to do this, i have taken this out of my ear and this is where i am getting the feed from apple. they just announced one more thing. i don't know what this is. steve jobs, by the way, the the theater is named after him and that's where he was famous for this is what tim cook is announcing right now $799 for the starter level and 8 plus, it may go up and available september 22nd, but to your point, melissa, i don't know the specific market. i had some conversations about concerns it will be mid october, late october and then you wonder, should i buy it for christmas because i am not sure if i can have it and i want to make sure that i do. that's going to be a big deal. when we get the one more thing and you come back to me. 8 plus starting at $799. >> i don't envy brian's job, it is a hard one out t

. >> it happ lake about 26 miles from disney world. the alligator didn't do nothing, because he was too busy biting my leg and holding on to the sand. he was too busy with that, so he didn't have any other attack moves to take out my fingers. >> there are lessons we can learn from her experience. >> go for the ears. >> you want to gouge the ears and the eyes. make a lot of noise. gators are afraid of humans. if you are screaming and making as much scene as possible while doing these things, there's a great chance this alligator will say, i'm used to eating things that don't fight back and let go of you. >> little julianna got ten stitches and is on the mend. her mom is so thankful her daughter is okay. it's a day at the beach that she will never forget. deborah: that alligator was later tracked down by officials and eu

. >> laura, if you're listening, doesn't matter what's happ happened.sn't matter -- doesn't matter what type of trouble. there's nothing we can't fix together. myself and your family. there's so many people, so many people that miss you. there's so many people that were out, haven't slept we haven't eaten. we're just looking and we're praying that you're safe. and i'm asking you to just let us know that you're safe. if somebody has her understand that you've taken away a huge -- a huge person in so many people's lives. >> reporter: obviously very shocking there as you then realize that tyler was a suspect at that moment and more than likely the parents knew it. of course you always look at the boyfriend or the husband. now, our social media pages are lighting up with people as they learn that he was a suspect at the time. here's from wendy. i knew it when i saw the boyfriend talking on television. he looked so suspicious and nervous and fake and everything he said didn't sound right. shame. nora writes, i knew it was the boyfriend the moment he made the

i think it's really important to get a handle it on it to know what's going to happe in 2018 and 2020nd facebook and these platforms do now to thwart it going forward? >> one of the things we've found with people grappling with these issues is it's very, very difficult to differentiate information sleuthing through social media that comes from a state sponsor or that comes from somewhere else. so this is really a long-term project. and more broadly, whenever there's a new medium, it takes a little while for readers to understand the difference between truth and lie and reliable information and nonreliability informatinonr non-reliable information. it's a challenge for democracy more broadly and it's also interesting, as you pointed out that, trump is playing in the space a little bit here, especially including with the nfl. >> massimo calibrese, thank you very much. >> boy, are we ricochetting around without any solutions and without any governance right now. there's no planning, there's no substantial. we're just absolutely day to day being driven by strange events. >> on that happy

get rid of medicaid could happ happen, even though that's a program that affects the poor and so many in the middle class, nursing homes, opioid treatment, people who have kids who have serious illnesses. third, it brings us back to the days when insurance companies could discriminate against people with preexisting conditions. the ban on discriminating against people with preexisting conditions would be gone. we had a lot of promises from the other side. they'd never vote for a bill that didn't protect people with preexisting conditions. that seems to be going by the wayside in a headlong rush to pass a bill so you could claim a political victory. and what about that mom or dad who finds out his son, her son, daughter has cancer and the insurance company says yeah, we'll cover you. it will cost you $50,000. and they don't have it and they have to watch their child suffer. this was in advance -- an advance that almost all americans supported. it's an advance that most people on the other side of the aisle claim to believe in gone. fourth, it gets rid of consumer protections that guara