so it's already begun young men are leaving they're going to the big cities john day and. people are starting to leave. we no longer know how we will be able to manage. the drought is especially hard on people who must find water not just for their families but also for their livestock. the guy gulf who believes he is about 60 years old and has always tended his herds.

checking in all on san francisco, pretty shot of the embarcadero and the bay bridge there to be a nice day. john says it's a transition day we are in store for some changes. it's about to get hot. well those specifics coming up. >>when the next big quake the tools you need for surviving the big one saturday night at 7 on cross. come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>to the kron 4 morning news i think you for being with us and waking up with us on this hopped they want to check in on the forecast now with john trouble. >>well we are looking at a warmer day today tomorrow though getting really hot. i know you like the heat like it. this is cowboy like triple digit highs

each other they probably never thought that they'd end up coaching one another without old charlie john day 2 of the laver cup tennis team event that's trying to market itself as a cup of tennis and cetera representing team europe federer was struggling in a singles match with the team world kerry also losing the 1st set but clearly whatever rafa told him how to desired effect federal witness match 2 sets to one to give a 7 far lead going into the final days played only 13 points to win the cup the bad here for the dollar but it was later revealed that he'd had to pull out of the event because of a wrist injury. but it's been over 3 years since danny willetts memorable win at the masters but he's in contention for another big target on sunday he's tied for the lead going into the final round of the p.g.a. championship at wentworth but it was another englishman he got the biggest cheer on day 3 this is ross fisher playing his 2nd shot at the power far 18th hole finding the hole for an albatross or double eagle but it's also i know this is also what a new car will $162000.00 for achieving thi

and i got john days i play a game. like a week and. then i read it they. always. want to. 6 know what. that good. the airport tonight is that the bay theo pier 6 years ago this is where the story began. on the tarmac i see white cargo planes being unloaded food aid coming into the country. and at the same time food being exported out. why is a famine struck country receiving food and exporting food to the rich world to us. it didn't make sense. returning to find out more i couldn't imagine that it was the beginning of a much bigger story. now if i can just point out across the way yeah. there is a neighbor of our house here he's also a local person. he has no infrastructure much no machinery but what he does do is for one of his crop very closely and he does everything at the right time and you see he's also got a very good crop now i'd like to just show you this call just here the person the farmer who has this is somebody who lives in i do. not following their crop closely what we call an investor they come perhaps once a year to look at their crops now the resu

day. is that true? john: it is just about every day. vid: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: and is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. just leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? so you have been doing value investing for 36 years. what is a value investor? john: a value investor is someone who is looking for bargains, trying to find stocks selling at a 40% discount what we think their private market value is. we want to make sure it has a low p/e ratio, a strong balance sheet, and has the ability to really withstand the inevitable storms that happen in the stock market. david: now, warren buffett

so it's already begun young men are leaving they're going to the big cities john day and. people are starting to leave. we no longer know how we will be able to manage. the drought is especially hard on people who must find water not just for their families but also for their livestock left. the guy gulf who believes he is about 60 years old and has always tended his herds. now it's so dry that he. his songs are running out of options. this animal feed was harvested the previous year by now it's completely dried out and there isn't much left. if the next month doesn't bring rain the family fear the worst. if their livestock die they will be left with nothing. had been the spring is 6 kilometers away we have to fetch water twice a day just to have barely enough for our cattle the goats and my family. over the past 1015 years the situation has grown much worse that's why young people aren't able to stay in their villages they're forced to leave to go to the cities there's no future for them here. young people are moving away because the lack of water is stealing their future

john bolton. it's barack obama one day, john bolton the next. he finds people to blame. he's been president for almost three years. it's on him. people can see the results of the approaches he's taken. he's constant lee looking to shift blame. bolton will fire back at him. he likes that fight. he likes that give-and-take. in actual reality what are we going to do with the fact the iranians have restarted the nuclear program? >> what's really wrong with trump aside from his personal wackiness, is it that he thinks a business deal -- i want to buy that building, i don't have to buy that building, he'd walk away. but foreign policy you can't walk away from china, north korea, from iran or the middle east or netanyahu. all these people -- it's not like a business deal. you can say i'm not going to do it. you've got to do it, you've got to deal with people. does he not get that? >> this is president security advisor because you saw him on november, watching on television. he likes to surround himself with people. >> what has trump accomplished in any of his deal? >> for him t

day what trump wants a do to clinch a deal. do you agree? it's about the president's personality and he ran as an isolationist. johnys had to be numbered because he is an interventionist and quite an aggressive one. i could never understand how that was going to work. supposedly, john bolton was going to be there as a force for american influence, but what trump regards as an american influence is his personality. he thinks by calling for meetings, whether it is with north korea or with iran, he can somehow through personal magnetism change or alter the situation. and he gets his photo shoot with that national leader, and then nothing. because he doesn't understand the complexities of foreign policy. so who on earth is going to intervene between him and his own narcissistic view of his personality to create a coherent foreign policy? i think international leaders realise an american election is around the corner. i think any deal or talk you are having with his administration may or may not last and i think that before that bipartisan worldview of america is so far removed from the reality we are facing today that

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a total of 120000 liters of beer will be sold john the 3 day festival many of the beers of produced locally by breweries with german ancestry but the public's clear favorites are authentic beers from germany many specially imports are just for the festival one small difference to be here does not come in massive german one liter steins but from somewhat smaller plastic beakers. words but big attraction. both german so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on your original heritage good heritage that we've come from and i love the beer and a lot of the food i'm thinking is trying to think it's great a mixture of cincinnati culture and also bit of german culture it's always fun. it's not that much about. german culture came to cincinnati 200 years ago the american midwest was a major center of german immigration. but at one time almost 60 percent of the city was of german mouth of. the numerous protestant churches in the area. this time. and some streets have now got back to german names they had before the 1st world war. sarah how much because never been into germany h

experience with such an event, where i really felt like the only person at the fair that they was john -- that day was john kasich. love you, governor. where is he? -- i never saw so many people. i never saw so many happy people standing side-by-side. they had been there for hours, and the temperature was 86 degrees. if you go to a rally, it is civilized, you have a seat, a ticket, might be able to sit in the a.c. people there had no idea what time they were going to show up, and they were there the last day of the official summer, they were so happy to be there. i listened to the questions. they wouldn't let us out and mr. trump said, you have to figure out a way to get out of this vehicle and walk around with the people. they did figure it out. they formed a snake like line for us to go through. to shake some hands and is some stuff. -- and do some stuff. i have been to plenty of county fairs, but not quite like that. they would not let abc news interview them on that hill. the secret service. they said, there is no way, we swept the place. we have no idea we would have an outdoor rally. that is

hurricane dorian is churning towards the east coast at this moment, so "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i am johni'm in daytona beach, florida. underneath the outer bands of hurricane dorian. alisyn camerota joins me from new york. the breaking news this morning, the storm is on the move. not just moving up the florida coast at 85 miles or so off the coast from where i'm standing, but we just got word from a hurricane hunter, a flight director from noaa who told us that he is seeing signs that the storm is beginning to move to the west. that's bad news. why? because as it moves west, it makes landfall in charleston, south carolina, and the south carolina coast much more likely. he now thinks that is a much more likely scenario. also the storm is getting bigger in terms of size which means there will be more of an impact across a wider stretch of land. several thousand power outages on the

day we'll be right back. >>well good morning, everybody welcome back it is 4.43. let's find out from john if you're just waking up what our labor day forecast is going to be like not a bad forecast ahead james much like this weekend. temperatures will be on the side of summer vacation travel 1000 on a very summery talking 90's for some of the in the allentown yeah, definitely a few 90's still in play for inland valleys today, a lot like we felt yesterday and skies will be sunny. so a good chance to get outside and enjoy that sunshine yet again. but maybe do so with the sunscreen on and plenty of water with you as these temperatures in some spots is going to be comfortably hot. now you look outside of berkeley does showed clear skies over the east bay well out towards the coastline. we do have just a touch of fog and a couple of areas right along the coast overall your skies are abundantly clear this morning and that's something we're going to see leading us into the afternoon too. as our daytime highs eventually do rise into the 60's and 70's for areas in san francisco and then up and dow

but a really comfortable next few days to look for too. rob, thank you johnfrancisco leaders are asking other cities states and the. >>federal government to declare the nra a domestic terrorist organization. so the city's board of supervisors made the declaration in a resolution that passed earlier this week. kron 4 some loss to her ear has more. >>they don't want us to study gun violence because gun prophecy more them an american lives. >>san francisco supervisor catherine stefani is talking about the nra she wrote the resolution that declares the nra a domestic terrorist organization, i wrote. >>after the garlic festival shooting just absolutely fed up with the fact that the nra continues to stand in the way the common sense gun violence prevention legislation and tired of it. >>the resolution passed in san francisco and in addition to citing gun violence statistics, it also claims that the nra spreads propaganda and promote extremist positions if we know that gun >>that they incite violence with their videos in their nra tv programming and that the city co

john's for 43 days. 43 days. if you look at this map, this is a map drawn by the british commander of st. john's and look what he calls it. this swampy woods. not a great place you want to spend 43 days in october. it rains incessantly and montgomery becomes more and more depressed. he calls his army drowned rats crawling through the swamp. okay. after 43 days, st. john's surrenders. when st. john's surrenders, montgomery captures almost all the british army in canada. almost the entire british army in canada has been sent and he just destroyed it. montgomery precedes on and occupies montreal. montreal surrenders without firing a shot. montreal surrenders on november 13. so montgomery has taken the western part of canada and destroyed the british army in canada. the only thing left is quebec city and about 70 regulars. they are the guys holed up in quebec city, facing arnold. and montgomery, throughout this entire period, writes letters to his wife. he repeatedly talks about being homesick and how he has moral qua

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i'm john king, thank you for sharing part of your day with us. we're of course tracking hurricane dorian at this hour as it batters the bahamas. you can see john berman on the scene for us in florida. more from him in just a moment on what's in store for the east coast of the united states. but first these words. utter destruction everywhere we look. that's how one resident of the bahamas describes it. hurricane dorian now a category 2 storm, but still lashing the bahamas with sustained winds of up to 110 miles per hour. the storm has killed at least five people there. one bahamian lawmaker saying it won't let up. >> the wind is still howling and some areas the water is rising, in some areas it's going down. we need wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers. we were just in a lot of problem right now. >> here's the simulation from the national hurricane center. dorian literally, literally inching to the northwest. you could walk faster than this storm. on the ground much of grand bahama island under water, homes battered by wind and rain, then swamped w

john bolton. he's rand paul more most days. e "wall street journal" puts it this way, john bolton resigned on tuesday which must delight kim jong-un. america's adversaries lost a rare internal restraint on president trump's inconstant and transactional security instin s instincts. the world is now a more dangerous place. tucker carlson says yay. >> it is great news for america, especially for the large number of young people who would have been killed in pointless wars if bolton stayed on the job. if you're wondering why so many progressives are mourning bolton's firing tonight, it's because fundamentally was a man of the left. there was not a human problem john bolton was not totally convinced could be solved with the brute force of government. that's an assumption of the left, not the right. >> tucker's gone through his own pretzel. the part about the left is a tad odd. but that's a more rand paul view. again, you were making your point about john bolton, why is anybody surprised. if you remember him from the first or the seco

day monday. and the traffic reflects at this morning, hardly anybody ou >>we are back at 4.30 with john on this labor day helping you get through the day if you have any outdoor plans built within a sunny warm on a there will be no shortage of sunshine warmth today again we cover gradually warm through the weekend and yesterday. it was it was just a going to be as hotter a little cooler what's the looking very similar ok so kind of a repeat of yesterday after this we start to see temperatures climbing own slowly in the forecast. it's going to be a slow climb down hill though it's going to take us all the way till next week to really cool down about 10 degrees from where we're sitting today. now as far as the golden gate bridge goes. this morning skies are pretty clear so for those of

>> i will hold onto it for now but every day papa john's changes. it's moving quick so i will leave myself flexibly to get out sooner than later. >> you had discussions with wendy's about partnership? >> we looked at wendy's, my first job was wendy's. >> would you want a merger? >> if it increases shareholder values. if it made both companies better, it's something to look at. >> you might have to take a hard look because look at your business, the stock prices. it's on 39 to 49 which is good but you're also coming off way down from the highs of 80 it. what's wrong with the business? >> you have to have, you have to beat the best in your class in a model that works. right now, it's in bad shape. it's unhealthy. must the store level managers make money, the system will fall apart. >> do you think a partnership, merger and acquisition by wendy's will fix things? >> no. i think sandwiches is way different than pizza. >> you said it does address cost, if it improves shareholder value, i would look at it. >> i would take a serious look. i've looked at it

. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good early morning. >> it's a great day. it just started. it could go south quickly. it's great so far. the last minute has been one of my favorites. >> stay tuned, anything is possible. it's september 13th, friday the 13th. see what i'm saying? it's 5:00 in the east. the top ten democratic candidates were talking policy and trading barbs at last night's debate in houston. former vice president, joe biden, on the receiving end of many of those attacks. and repeatedly invoking barack obama. biden facing his closest competitors, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, for the first time on the same stage. the divide of the moderates and progressives were on full display. >> a lot of discussions. chief among them, julian castro questions joe biden's memory on a discussion on health care. you'll hear analysts saying that went too far. you will also hear the tape that seems to show that castro misrepresented what biden said. biden didn't seem to forget. all that said, this morning, at least one candidate is making similar sugges

let's check in on the forecast now john travel and see how your day is shaping up so far john well robin it's going to be a beautiful day today but after this is where we get to the not so beautiful weather. yeah, we're working our way back into the 90's in i want to talk about it does it add. so we do have huge just around the corner so today a really good chance to enjoy a what will be another fall-like fields of the with a brisk winds cool temperatures. a really good one to get out there looking outside at the golden gate bridge. we do have some fog that streaming its way across the bridge this morning, nothing that's really i cars and you too many issues though joni the seas bayview it shows a pretty good what we've got a few low clouds but overall just a couple of areas of patchy low clouds nothing that's blocking out the sun eventually as it does rise in the horizon you're going to see some pretty clear skies today you're going to feel that brisk wind associated with this nice cool air that is nudged its way into california keeping as breezy keeping us cool keeping us out of the 90

it takes years to recruit and develop a source like this. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and johnwelcome to your "new day," tuesday, september 10th. 8:00 in the east. biana golodryga here for hour three. >> now i can say two hours down. >>> election day. the polls are open. voters heading to the polls in north carolina for a special election that could tell us a let about the trump presidency. this is a do-over of a house election from 2018. the results of which were thrown out because of evidence of election fraud by the republican candidate's campaign. now donald trump won this longtime republican district by double digits in 2016. the fact that it's even close spells huge problems for republicans. and right now the polls do show

. >> john, good day to be with you.will have more on that rally coming up in just a few moments, but by any measure, the iranians are suffering greatly under this latest round of u.s. sanctions, just one of many weapons in the u.s. arsenal as it considers what to do next about iran's saudi attack. >> we have just sanctions the iranian national bank. it's going to be at the highest level of sanctions. >> we will see what happens, a familiar refrain from president trump. when asked with the u.s. might do next to us respond to iran's attacks on saudi oil fields. iran denies it was behind the president has authorized sendin request. >> is the president has made clear, the united states does not seek conflict with iran. that said, we have many other military options available should they be necessary. >> the strikes, which washington says can prove came from iran, have pushed the regent to the brink. for its part, to iran is threatening to escalate the violence should the u.s. or the saudis attack even in limited form. >> a

but john, take a look around me right now. it just looks like a beautiful day on the beach, but we know that that won't last long. john. >> no, it won't last long. won't last into the afternoon here i suspect. rosa flores in daytona beach. rosa was talking about the storm surge. just so you can see what she means right now, look, the tide has been coming in this high. the tide has been coming in and water is pushing up to here. the dune is right here. if you have a 4 to 7-foot storm surge, the water is going right over those dunes. there's just no room left to spare on this beach. so the storm surge is one of the areas of the greatest concern. joining me now is nick underwood, a hurricane hunter who has flown into dorian in the last several days. nick, thank you so much for being with us. some of the pictures we've seen from inside this hurricane, they're like nothing i've ever seen before. this is the textbook definition of a catastrophic hurricane. what did it look like to you? >> the past week i've been flying on noaa's gulfstream 4, our high-altitude survei

movement in this program called movement to a rally here and they certainly won't be celebrating this day john the police are gearing up for no doubt some violent clashes to happen on that day and so this is all coming after the listening session the time hall that carry law the day before . the numbers of people who are gathered there it doesn't seem like that status working will sort of thing of the protesters calling for in order to tamp down these these protests because they seem to be increasing despite efforts from the hong kong leadership and it's come things to a head of national day. of the key demand has always been universal suffrage greater freedom of speech greater democracy in hong kong as you mentioned the extradition bill it was withdrawn some months ago also somewhat so i should say but now this is morphed into a wider pro-democracy movement and we have been expecting a number of protests of certainly the protests to ramp up in the lead up to october 1 which is china's national day and we've increasingly saying clashes between the probation and the fact. that we have a number

but after 43 days st. john's surrenders and when st.rrenders montgomery captures almost all the british army ain canada that's been sent against him. he destroyed it. montgomery occupies mont recall. they surrender without firing a shot. montreal surrenders on november 13th. so montgomery has taken the eastern part of -- the western part of canada and destroyed the british army and canada. the only thing left is quÉbec city and about 70 regulars. they're the guys holed up in quÉbec city facing arnold. and montgomery throughout this entire period writes -- utters to his wife, and he repeatedly talks about being home sick and how he has moral qualms against fighting the british army. he was a british officer for 15 years. his great fear is he's going to have to fight his old regimen. he hears word his old regimen is being deployed to america. he writes heaven save me from having to fight my own regimen. he says i feel closer to the people of the 17th regimen than i do even my own family. god, i hope i don't have to fight these guys. montg

and we will have more for you about all of the news, breaking news of the day. john out as national security adviser. there's an acting adviser. we'll see if the president decides to appoint anybody else. we have more for you on "the five" as well and the other antics. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino with "the daily briefing." up next, here's shep. >> shepard: breaking news and a live look just suit of st. louis in dupo, illinois. a train has jumped the tracks and erupted into flames. firefighters have been racing to pull out multiple blazes. local media report evacuations nearby. we'll keep an eye on it. but first, another spin of the white house revolving door and a he said he said on why john bolton is out as the president's national security adviser. the president said he asked for bolton's resignation last night. bolton says that the president is lying. that he, bolton, offered his resignation. it's extraor o

days. with me, michelle fleury in washington. christian fraser is in london. our top stories: president trump fires his national security advisor, his third in three years, john anyway. coming up in the next half hour: why vaping is in the spotlight in the us, where this year there have been at least five deaths across 33 states. plus, a big day for apple as the tech giant unveils its latest round of products. but is the company losing its shine? we'll discuss. now, you may have thought that the us midterm elections were done and dusted in november. think again. today, the last race will be decided in north carolina. it's actually a re—run after the authorities uncovered absentee ballot fraud in the 9th district. the surprising thing is that this is a republican stronghold which donald trump won by 12 points in 2016, and yet the race is a toss up. that's why the president was in the state last night, trying to drum up votes for republican dan bishop. and he has been taking to twitter in all caps today. the state will be key in the general election, and with poll numbers showing mr trump's approval on the decline, it's all to play for. for more, we arejoined by

and your uncle's name is on this list here yes he's right here john francis malone 7 days. and the death certificate says that he died of malnutrition well it's as well as must but starvation eventually so so so starved to death in the care of the nuns. like many others patro believes the whole place is a crime scene there's still an awful lot of unanswered questions and without those questions being answered then how do we know it's not it's 5 years since a local historian uncovered the scale of what happened here and the government has promised to excavate the site a preliminary investigation discovered skeletons lined up in rows since the entrance is very narrow it's led to the suspicion that the nuns got the children to carry the bodies of dead babies down the pit after these photos were taken the whole site was covered over again the government minister responsible for all this declined an interview but the government's own interim reports suggest that they don't trust the testimonies of surviving nuns and they think that local people might know more than they've been

day what present once a do to clinch a deal. do you agree? is about the present's personality and he ran as an isolationist. john bolton's of days has to be numbers because he is interventionist and quite an aggressive one. i could never understand how that was going to work. supposedlyjohn understand how that was going to work. supposedly john bolton understand how that was going to work. supposedlyjohn bolton was going to be there as a force for american influence, but what the present regards as an american influence is his personality. he thinks of going for meetings, whether it is with north korea or with iran, he can somehow through personal magnetism change or alter the situation. and he gets his photo shoot with —— national leader, and then nothing. because he doesn't understand the complexities of foreign policy. so who on earth is going to intervene tween him and his owi'i going to intervene tween him and his own narcissistic view of his personality to create a coherent foreign policy? greenli personality to create a coherent foreign policy? green i think any deal or talk you are having with his admini

day we could see pat power shut off. there's a red flag warning there's a lot going on today john absolutely, and hey you know first couple of days of fall. >>and it certainly is living up to late summer expectations in the day this is oftentimes when we do actually get this weather pattern shapes up for the high whether take script across the bay. that's exactly what we've got going on right now we've replaced any sort of that cool effects that the ocean does have on the bay which is hot inland. there which is pushed out even the coastline that means a clear view across the bay at san francisco with no fog out there whatsoever. >>and also some excessively hot temperatures that will be and not just uncomfortable, but dangerous for many of us excessive heat watches in effect throughout the day today on into tomorrow for portions of the north bay east bay, south bay and then up the peninsula all the way up to the coast in san francisco. we're highs will be up to around 80 degrees at times and ather come some strong winds on through or some of our more mountainous terrain and an increased risk of fire danger with red flag wa

>> they said it was a crime scene. >> reporter: john meehan never regained consciousness. and four days. right after the attack, newport beach detective rick henry found john's killer, terra, at the hospital. her dog still guarding her. >> and she told me the whole story. >> the whole story's a pretty complicated mess? >> yes. >> reporter: as doctors treated terra's wounds, detective henry began investigating. the whole family waited and worried. >> reporter: so what were you afraid of? >> well, i didn't know if they would for sure know that it was him attacking her, and it was self-defense. >> reporter: so you were afraid that they might charge her with something? >> yes. >> reporter: there's a process the law must follow. careful consideration. august became september, october, november. debra didn't know it, but the detective had discovered something in the trunk of john's car. >> we found a backpack with numerous other knives inside. we found zip ties. we found duct tape. we found his passport. >> it took some organization. it took thinking. he's planned this out. this was a revenge

for a while washington considers tending to england and ultimately john day is sent in to negotiate, hamilton steps forward and says don't do that . i'm not popular. that will create problems for you though i don't think he assumed he would be president ever. i think he understood that and i'll go even beyond that and say he kind of liked the idea that he was unpopular because i think in his mind it meant he was being very virtuous and promoting ideas not because it would get popular appeal because he thought they were the right things to promote so honest seems for someone who understood power, was interested in empowering this new national government i don't think you wanted that or assume it would have that kind of power for himself. >> rochelle is calling infrom the bronx . >> thank you for taking my call.quick comment, as a retired right librarian i'm so please to hear your kudos to the library and i have two quick questions. you referred to the fact that the earlier republican party and so forth were not the same as they are today and today's republicans constantly refer to the

day. i believe john said earlier because we in store for some changes coming at home. yeah. >>if yesterday was fall and tomorrow summer than today is. a way to combine the 2 to 4 murder.

country. >>30 is the time, let's head over to the weather center find out from john what the forecast looks side for this labor day>monday good morning john the had a good morning to you james as well a really nice start to this labor day morning with skies clear across the bay area looking out at the golden gate bridge got a nice glow out there in the distance with minimal to no fog blocking out your views this morning. so if you are one of those people heading into work for this labor day morning or maybe just getting an early start for your plans. it's looking like a good one to be out and about especially this morning with temperatures so comfortable 60's for most temperatures in the bay area right now redwood city at 61 oakland hayward double in all its 62. pittsford holding on to the low 70's. the north bay is in the 50's now later on today we're not going to be so cool back up to some hot inland temperatures. much like we were yesterday some upper 80's to low 90's for many of our inland areas, little cooler out towards the coast as you'd expect with 60's and extend out alongside the bay in the coastline. i

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." the impeachment inquiry now moving quickly on capitol hill. nancy pelosi says she's looking to focus on the explosive allegations contained in this whistle-blower complaint and the fallout with a possible vote as early as next month. and there are new questions about how the complaint was handled and who inside the white house may have assisted in the possible cover-up of president trump's call with the ukrainian president. in which he pushed for dirt on a political rival joe biden's family. the complaint says a transcript of the call was, quote, locked down and moved to a top level code-word-protected computer network inside the white house. "the washington post" reports this could only be ordered by a very senior white house official. someone as high as the chief of staff or the national security adviser and they must make a formal written question. >> the other white house officials are unknown this morning. still pr

says he still suffers spouts of depression he works in 2 different restaurants for just $3.00 a day. john t 2 says he's still effective and he now has a regular job at the airport but not everyone from the orphanages fan so well. john t. introduces us to china who lives on the streets. and states he was not. highly in the area. but i'm in my book but what one can detain but. barely speaks. but the foot in japanese. is a. small chronicle back in full. time fatima duffy pathname me and my red hair hold up the hat i think back on what might look like the family and body. but it's not just the combo. things in charge of orphanages who are accused of taking advantage of the money flowing into that voluntourism has become a global industry and with foreign companies tapping into the potential profits true. we need us trail now demi jackson is who has volunteered in cambodia for the past 3 years and her experiences have made a jaded about the industry that really led to a lot of our nature is there that the things that drive them behind the scenes that you would just see coming in fast time demi

>>before you get your day started let's check in on the forecast and see what's in store with john travel pool, final days of summer now officially after you got. >>september 12th. let's do some math here 9 days held out against the crazy. is in sight not feeling like it's just it still feels like summer for warming up right with this warm up today tomorrow and saturday allow court days of this warm up so it is time to get the ecb's crank back up and maybe you don't have a c i don't have it and if you're one of those people maybe find yourself a spot that will be nice and cool today to get out there and just take it a little bit easier during this afternoon as these temperatures climb you do see berkeley out in the east bay looking nice and clear this morning to san francisco. a very clear skies so that. offshore flow is really started to kick into gear not a lot of fog being president across the bay that marine influence not super evident. this morning. dry air dry. inland there's going to be a making its way out offshore today so you're going to notice temperatures really spiking this a