it's going to be someone like kamala harris. mr. dove, you know kamala harris. what about her versus barack obama? are they of the same epic starlike quality for the democrats? >> well, other than the fact of saying this because their ethnicity is similar in terms of being biracial, they are obviously both of the democratic party. they are very strong candidates that they come from different beginnings and different origins. kamala's background was steeped in local politics first, then the district attorney's office in a large county in california. and then became the state attorney general before becoming a senator. barack obama's background was much more grassroots, working with organizations before he came onto the political stage and gained traction as a senator. i think in any sense, we want a candidate who resonates with the voters, someone who can connect and has a strong background in policy, lawmaking and understanding how to work across the table in different circles. >> laura: whoa, whoa, whoa, austin. you lost me at "work across the table." you are d

kamala harris is generating a lot of buzz. >> it would give federal tax credits to millions of low andate income families who spend a large portion of their money on rent. >> but how feasible is it really? chris wynn has the story from the south bay. >> reporter: for millions of americans, buying a home is simply out of reach. >> housing costs are rising. you've got more and more americans paying a larger percentage of their income to go to housing. so it's a significant issue. >> a new proposal from democratic senator kamala harris would help low and moderate income families that pay more than 30% of their pretax income on rent and tumults. the plan would mainly help households urning up to $100,000 a year. bt in high cost regions such as the bay area, the level could go up to $125,000. very low income residents would receive a dollar in tax credits for every dollar they spend over the 30%. but republican strategists say the proposal isn't likely to pass. >> for kamala harris and other democrats to focus on this as part of a campaign platform going into 2020 should be no surprise. so

like kamala harris, cory booker and kirstin jill brandt of new york. people fighting from outside the beltway. governors and mayors who will argue they are unincumbered by washington baggage. joining me now for the hour, republican strategist, jason johnson for the route and national political correspondent for nbc. i want to start with charlie. if it's fair because somebody has to make the judgment. say you are the great mentioner. who are the people being mentioned for president? >> being mentioned more than any other. joe biden, does he run or not. is he too old or not? i'm more skeptical of besh ber sanders, but elizabeth warren seems likely to go. but i would be surprised if kamala harris didn't run. >> look at the ages. sanders will be 79 election day 2020. even by ronald reagan standards is old. by november of 2020, he is 78. elizabeth warren is not even in the running. she is 71. >> the surprising thing about donald trump is at his age he was so active. everyone thought he would never be able to keep up the pace and he did. he never stopped. wh

now senator kamala harris has a plan to help.e kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow isolated monsoonal thunderstorms will pop up across the region with most not resulting in any rain hitting the ground. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. sig alert issued for hwy 92. overturn accident all lanes clasoed. avoid the area. ( james ) breaking news out of missouri... divers have found two more bodies after a duck boat carrying tourists capsized... bringing the death toll to 13. this is video from a witness. those who died ranged in age from one to 70-years old. 4 people are missing. dive teams are hours searching the water. investigators are looking into what caused the accident... but they say

kennedy: kamala harris? >> or elizabeth warren. >> certainly not bernie sanders. have great we expect for kamala harris. i think she has been pushed left to some degree. if you talk about eric garcetti -- kennedy: there is no name recognition. i like the conversation of a crowd field, and taking someone with executive experience to go against this reality star man we call president. kennedy: democrats have to come up with something different. the strategy they are using isn't a good strategy. a great economy and crazy president are two different things and they are getting used to the crazy president. thank you so much. coming up, the white house says they will not allow russia to interrogate u.s. officials. up next, i'll talk to one of those men on putin's most of wanted list. ron! something's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it'

a tesla spoke person denies the cancellations exceed the new orders. >>> nor kamala harris wants to easeden of paying rent for low-income americans and harris is sponsoring a bill to give federal tax credits to families who spend more than 30% of their income on rent and utilities. about 3 million california families would benefit. one south bay charity believes this bill could prevent families from being forced to leave their homes when local rents sky rocket. >> a lot of them are kind of having to uplift their families from communities they've contributed so much to and care about so much. >> a similar bill is making its way through the state legislature. >>> all kinds of things wash ashore on the beach and a bay area man made a very special find in rich mopped. wedding room. >> as abc 7 news anchor dion tells us there's a sweet message on the ring. >> there's tiny crabs on the beach. they've always been here. >> reporter: richard griss setty has memories of visiting the shoreline in richmond. it wasn't until four months ago a new memory was made. >> we were walking along the beach tal

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is kamala harris considering a presidential run?ratic senator's intentions in the 20-20 election. (ken) and the man dubbed the ride share rapist...was in court today. what we're learning about the man accused of crimes all over the bay area. another hour of news ... next on kron 4 news at six. (ken) the man accused of raping four women while posing as a rideshare driver in san francisco... made his first court appearance today. and immigration officials say he is in the country illegally. (ken) thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. orla multiple life sentence convicted. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the san francisco hall of justice where attorneys are saying the defendant's immigration status should not overshadow his crimes. prosecutors say this man, orlando vilchez lazo raped 4 women in san francisco while posing as a rideshare driver. the defendant made his first court appearance tuesday afternoon facing a 12 felon

kennedy: california democratic senator kamala harris has a brilliant idea to use your tax dollar to pay other people's rent. it sounds nice? the problem is it can cost the rest of nation about $76 billion a year, panel is back, katy, robby, and lisa. robby, i will start with you. these democratic socialists are allergic to basic economics, camera hair sis using this as a goofy ploy. >> this is terrible, why should people who responsibly live in parts of country in midwest, you can afford to live, why should they subsidize people that live in state that kamala hair sis hs from, in california, they have terrible time tiny housing in parts because of the government policy, fix the bad policy. kennedy: luxury taxes on new construction that jack up rents. >> right. kennedy: santa monica and beverly hills are not cob gatedo offer public housing. >> and why should midwest pay for it, that why donald trump won. kennedy: if i am going to have to pay for someone else's rent. i don't think you can afford cable. i don't know that you can afford a 6 car, if you want government in your life that much

now senator kamala harris has a plan to help.ets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) animal cruelty cases are on the rise in san francisco. right now... animal care and control is investigating four animal cases.( james ) so far... one arrest has been made. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. a four-year-old pit bull mix named juicy is recovering at the san francisco animal shelter. surveillance video captured her owner, christopher kliment, beating her at the powell street bart station on march 30th. kliment was arrested more than three months later on july third... when he sto

if you talk about elizabeth warren, kamala harris, cory booker, this has been a race to the left likesf which we have never seen before. they are literally out in the open promoting full open borders policy. that's just fine, everybody agrees on that. a full socialist agenda coupled with higher taxes on everybody. this does not compete nationwide. in a center of the election, at the center of this country feels more distant to that message than anything else. they do the country likes the idea of lower taxes and a better economy and the idea of having a job. >> harris: the country that now has been raking in crumbs to make a cake. some families and some households are able to do so much with the tax money that's coming in, the corporations, we continue to watch them pass on bonuses for their employees and create jobs as trish was saying. so now would socialism require that we give everything back? i'm going to guess that's not going to be popular. speak to anybody was out there working for a living and trying to say for their future doesn't like the idea of their money going to support

one is senator kamala harris, this is from the official white house account, now, taxpayer-supported,re you supporting criminals moving weapons, drugs, and victims across the nation's borders? you must not know what i.c.e. really does. here is a link to help you out. and against senator harris, why are you supporting the animals of ms-13, you must not know what i.c.e. really does, here is a link to help you out. both are false statements, first of all. but they are egregiously political statements. karen, the use of the official white house twitter account, that's tax dollars, coming out of the white house. >> it is. there's a real difference, we've certainly seen this exact kind of language out of donald trump's personal twitter account. but the white house twitter account is a government resource. that twitter account belongs not to donald trump. it belongs to all of us. and if there was any sort of parallel, it's an imperfect one, a loose one, but it reminds me, again, given that this -- we're talking 2020 politics here, it reminds me of some of the scandals of the past where we ha

. >>> senator kamala harris is responding after the official white house twitter account falsely accused her of supporting the ms-13 gang. the tweet says, why are you supporting the animals of ms-13. you must not know what i.c.e. really does. it included a press release about the arrest of two gang members. senator harris responded, as a career prosecutor i went after gangs and organizations. that's being a leader on public safety. what is not is ripping babies from their mothers. >> mexico's new president says they will meet to discuss the country. hive in the south bay, how they're reacting to the election results. >> reporter: dan, there is some fear but some hope yesterday's presidential election in new mexico. 23 what is clear is voters want a change and what they will be getting. >> reporter: mexicans overwhelmingly backed andres manuel obrador. he signaled and era of change. >> this is my first time voting in mexico. >> we caught up with some still with the ink print on their finger showing they cast a ballot. >> it was a big step there until we get going in the right direction. >

and from kamala harris, trump flattered putin who attacked our democracy. it is disgrateful. >>> some protesters are calling the president a trader projecting this imagine on to the san francisco federal building. it also had political cartoons of mr. trump and russian president putin. >> airtto stand up for democracy and take action for democracy. >> we've seen this sort of protest before back in january someone put an obscenity on the side of the building while speaking out against the president. also tonight a former apple employee has pleaded not guilty to stealing company trade secrets and now we know what he was allegedly after. a federal grand jury has indicted him on a charge of stealing a confidential 25 page document that is useed in the critical infrastructure of a self-driving car. he allegedly told apple that he was quitting to work at a chinese start up. apple security then reviewed his network security . ese convicted he faces a decade in prison and a fine. >>> uber is now the target of a much it pays women. uber has been struggling to repair

a tesla spokesperson denies the cancellations have exceeded new orders. >> senator kamala harris wantso ease the burden of paying rent for low-income americans. harris is sponsoring a bill to give federal tax credits to families that spend more than 30% of their income on rent and utilities, about 3 million families would benefit. one south bay charity believes the bill could prevent families from being forced to leave their homes when local rents sky rocket. >> a lot of them are kind of having to uplift their families from communities they've contributed so much to and care about so much. >> a similar bill is making its way through the state legislature. >> all kinds of things wash ashore on the beach and a bay area man made an extra special find in richmond. >> richard found a wedding ring with a sweet message inside that maybe could lead him to the owner. it says from now to eternity, 5/1/49 lily. he says he was visiting the stretch of shoreline near keller beach park when the ring caught his eye. if you know anything about that ring, and its owner or the family involved, head to ab

from was born and kamala harris. next week in primetime on c-span. >> at the white house, president trump announced a new economic figure, touting an annual gdp growth rate of 4.1% for the second quarter. we've also hear from white house economist and larry. this is 20 minutes. >> good morning. moments ago, the numbers for america's economic growth - or gdp - were just released. and i am thrilled to announce that, in the second quarter of this year, the united states economy grew at the amazing rate o of 4/1%. .1%. we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over 13 years. and i will say this right now, and i'll say it strongly: as the trade deals come in one by one, we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers. and these are great numbers. during each of the two previous administrations, we averaged just over 1.8% gdp growth. by contrast, we are now on track to hit an average gdp annual growth of over 3%, and it could be substantially over 3%. each point, by the way, means approximately $3 t

but republican strategists say the proposal isn't likely to pass. >> for kamala harris and other democrats to focus on this as part of a campaign platform going into 2020 should be no surprise. so the two are highly connected. >> harris has not ruled out a run for the white house. regarding the proposal, she said this bill will ensure no family is priced out of the basic security of a place to live. bolstering the economic security of working would strengthen our country and increase opportunity. housing advocates are encouraged by the senator's plan. >> ideally, this is something that is going to be part of the solution of addressing the housing affordability crisis that leads to family instability and community instability and homelessness. >> but some real estate economists are skeptical. >> the problem is high rents relative to wages. that's the basic problem, right. so this will increase rents even more, making the cause of the problem that much worse. >> many homeowners receive a federal tax deduction, but no such credit exists for renters. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>>

kamala harris / ca-d he got played.'s embarrassingthe trump administration is still doing damage control after a the helsinki summit between president trump and vladimir putin.on wednesday, the white house said the president was considering a request from putin to surrender the former us ambassador and other americans to russia - for kremlin questioning. sen. chuck schumer / ny-dif the president agreed to such a request, congress should do everything in it's power to bock it senate minority leader chuck schumer along with senators brian schatz and bob menendez introduced a resolution that was passed by the senate by a vote of 98 to zero.sen schumerthat the united states should refuse to make available any current or former diplomat, civil servant, political appointee, law enforcement official or member of the armed forces of the untied states for questioning by the government of vladimir putin.shortly before the senate vote, the white house changed its position on the putin proposal...saying in a statement...it is a pro

. >> newt gingrich tweeted this: a senator kamala harris: "trump flattered putin who attacked our democracy and insulted the brave men and women of our intelligence community." "it is disgraceful." in san francisco: some protesters are calling the president a traitor.. projecting this image onto the san francisco federal building. it also had political cartoons of mr. t ent vladamir p >>> in san francisco, some protesters are calling the president a traitor, projecting this image on to the san francisco federal building. >> we saw again donald trump side with russia and putin's interests specifically over the interests of the american people. it's imrtant ke active role in democracy. >> in january someone put an obscenity on the side of the building as well. >>> if you like great, sunny weather -- actually, i've got a little for everybody today. but not this morning. we'll look at the golden gate bridge. take a look. it looks like a foggy mess. be careful if you're heading south today. the low-lying clouds and fog are keeping temperatures moderate for this time of morning, 57 in oakland and

>> woodruff: >> woodruff: now for the democrats' perspective, i'm joined by california senator kamala harris. judge kavanaugh is called one of the most qualified people ever to be nominated to the supreme court. your vw? well, listen, i would categorize this nomination differently, which is that this is one of thst important positions on the united states supreme court because, of urse, replacing kennedy is about the swing vote on the united states supreme court, and we need to look at what that means in terms of the replement of kennedy issues like choice, affordable carex act, same-rriage, knowing that knedy voted one which, but given kavanaugh's track record, we have reason to believe he would votetl differif these cases and types of cases were presented to him. so i look at it more as the significance of thisioomin for this particular person on that seat and, on that basis, i am opposed to hisan nominatio i am very concerned about what his nomination will mean for future generations on these issues and so many more. >> woodruff: so you've alrdy decided you will vote against him before an

more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services to that community. many of those services health-care related. city, the state of maryland, and the federal response. elijah cummings serves the seventh district including baltimore. good morning. gu

we saw it on thursday when you had senator booker, senator kamala harris, people in front of the supremeo do everything. what they can do is keep yelling and talking about it and make sure that people know that some of these cases, like what we see in iowa with the 72-hour ban, what we see in mississippi as well as louisiana, that people have those cases in mind, that they know that they need to go to the ballot box to vote for something and this is a step towards 2020. >> really, elections do have consequences when it comes to supreme court nominations. i covered the bork nomination. >> remind us about that. >> so what happened was robert bork was nominated by president reagan and was a very conservative justice and people think that he did himself in in the hearings because he did behave in the hearings in a way that was quite arrogant. i remember when he was asked why do you want this job, instead of saying i want to serve the public, all that, he said it's an intellectual feast. so it was all about him and that didn't work for him but the truth is he had lost before the hearings beca

their wanting to abolish it -- >> i went to a protest outside a detention center with kamala harris andprevious quote she wasn't sure they should abolish i.c.e. that's where the energy is. >> that's where some of the energy is. where the energy really is, is stopping the policy that have families in detention for months on end with no end in sight and stopping the policy that has children separated from their parents. our white house is expressing it in all kinds of ways but it is the policies. >> the page is about to turn on the supreme court. i believe i know who the nominee is. whoever it is it will be an extraordinarily heated debate the president can only win if he approaches it and allows senator cardin and kaskel to step up with the demands. it's his strongest suit. if he nominates this man, it will change everything. >> music to your ears. you made a promise you agreed to never give up to be a decent neighbor to remember the good people who rise with every challenge to remember their strength when you feel tired to serve with grit and grace you made a promise we did too the all-

kamala harris said we cannot go back to the days before roe v.ade, whereas dianne feinstein says the court must protect the rights of all americans. "abc news" will have live coverage of the supreme court nominee announcement at 6:00 here. >>> the fires ravaging so much of california, they are starting to make progress on the deadly fire. it killed one person and flames crossed to oregon now. it scorched more than 35,000 acres and wiped out dozens of structures. crews are up against it. >> they have a lot of challenges, erratic winds and the fuels are very ripe to burn, very dry down in the lower elevations. >> the county fire in napa and yolo counties is the largest wildfire in california has burned more than 90,000 acres. they are optimistic they will have it fully contained by thursday. they have it contained 70%. about 100 buildings are threatened by the flames and at least making good progress. >> they're prompting a warning by california's attorney general. >> michael finney. >> there are three counties currently under the state. the attorn

. >>> and the white house is targeting kamala harris. >>> a republican congressman tried to visit a child detention facility in pleasant hill and says he was turned away. jeff dunna tweeted quote congress needs to be able to provide oversight and understand exactly what is happening with migrant children. keeping families together is a priority of mine and the american people deserve transpant -- transparency. the facility is operated by the southwest keys program. we reached out to them tonight but did not get a response. >>> president trump has started the search to find the replacement for justice kennedy. right now he's considering a list of up to seven candidates. cbs news reports, bret kavanaugh. >>> a terror suspect accused of targeting two u.s. cities also had ideas about hitting san francisco. the fed announced they arrested demetrious pitts today. they said he wrote on facebook that he wanted to target officers and help al-qaida. pitts discussed possibly traveling to san francisco to conduct additional targeting and reconnaissance on behalf of al-qaida. >>> tonight a major convi

. >> meanwhile, senator kamala harris tweeted the whole world just watched as the president sided with putin over u.s. intelligence agency. there's no doubt putin has launched attacks on the very heart of our democracy and by not standing up to him today, the president has invited him to do it again. >> the man accused of posing as a ride share driver and then sexually assaulting his passengers is now in court. >> this is raising questions about immigration policies in san francisco. amy hollyfield is live for >> good morning. i.c.e. says this man is here illegally and this is an example of how san francisco's sanctuary city policy helps criminals. the man poised as a ride share driver and then drove his victims to other locations and raped them. they say he raped four women in five years and that they do have dna evidence to link him to the crimes. >> these assaults were violent raped committed by a serial rapist. a sexual deviant predator who was not going to stop until he was caught. >> lyft put out a statement saying we have confirmed this person did drive for lyft, but as soon as

root confident -- conference with senator elizabeth warren, call a harris and deborah holland --, kamala harris and deborah holland. >> this august on american partry tv, watch our nine series. assassinations, war, and the rise of the political left and right. starting on monday we will discuss the vietnam war. on tuesday, a look at the presidential campaign. wednesday, civil rights and race relations. on thursday discussion about liberal politics and on friday, conservative politics. on a saturday, women's rights. sunday will look at the media's role. they will have a discussion about the vietnam war at home. the close out this series focusing on the cold war. watch "1968: america and turmoil," at 8:00 p.m. eastern august 6 through august 14. >> up next, foreign-policy experts discuss russia's involvement in the middle east, and their current relationships with israel and he ran -- and iran. this is about one hour 20 minutes.

senators kamala harris from california, cory booker from new jersey, and tim scott from south carolina their bill will "right the historical wrongs of the past." more than 4000 african americans were lynched in the united states between 1877 and 1950, according to the equal justice initiative. yet in 99% of the cases, state and local law enforcement officials never prosecuted the crimes. and in congress, nearly 200 attempts to pass anti-lynching legislation failed. this new bill, called "the justice for victims of lynching act," needs the support of 60 senators to pass. it currently has 22 co-sponsors. but only one is a republican, tim scott. >> when we return, an officer at last. why it took the army 76 years to give this soldier the promotion he deserved. soledad: when john james of southwest philadelphia graduated from officer candidate school in fort benning, georgia, instead of getting his bars, he was told he wouldn't be getting a commission. the reason? john james is black. the year was 1942, in the middle of world war ii, and it was against army regulations for white soldiers t

. >> california senator kamala harris wrote brett kavanaugh signals a direct threat to the health care of hundreds of millions of americans. and senator feinstein turned down an invitation to the white house to watch the announcement. >>> breaking news out of thailand tonight. rescuers have begun their third mission to save the final four boys and their soccer coach who have been trapped in that cave for more than two weeks now. if all goes well they should be out in a matter of hours. earlier today four other boys were rescued, and ben tracey was there. >> reporter: one by one they came out of the cave on stretchers, were loaded into waiting ambulances and helicopters, and rushed to the hospital 60 miles away. four more boys finally freed monday night from the dark and flooded cave they'd been stranded in for 17 days. it can haithai -- thai officials say the rescue is going faster and better than expected due in part of massive amounts of water they have drained from the cave, reducing the currents inside, and allowing the divers to move the children more quickly. thai officials say t

. >>> senator kamala harris has landsed a book deal amid speculation of a possible presidential run in 2020. penguin press will publish her book about the core truths in american life and howy are. it will be released in january. for politicians, books have long been a standard part of developing a national profile from john f. kernnedy's profile in courage to barack obama's audacity of hope. >>> i'm chief jeff ranieri. fog is back in san francisco. we'll have the impact to your morning forecast plus thunderstorms in california. and an important new change to our chances coming up in about seven minutes. >>> way too close with a lava bomb. new video tonight of some terrifying moments aboard a tour boat in hawaii. >>> also -- >> i was so freaked out that i literally like couldn't even like stand. >> held up at gunpoint, then tied up by masked men. the violent home invasion that has a bay area neighborhood nervous tonight. >>> this is new video of that explosion that sent a lava bomb hurling towards a tour boat in hawaii. this was taken by one of the passengers. they were taking in the s

. >>> some relief could be coming to bay area renters if california senator kamala harris gets her way. he proposes to give federal tax credits to households that spend more than 30% of their income on rent. the plan would benefit families earning up to $100,000 a year or $125,000 in high cost regions like the bay area. in california, nearly a third of renters spend more than half of their income on rent. senator harris said this bill will ensure that no family is priced out of the basic security of a place to live. so far, the bill hasn't gotten any republican support. that is a tough sell in congress. >>> university of california students will pay a little less tuition in the fall. the decrease is only $60 a year. but it's the first decrease in almost 20 years. state lawmakers boosted uc's funding by almost $350 million this year. >>> time is 4:51. how a new muni project is taking money from the hands of business owners. >>> we are slightly above average for san francisco today and pretty much any town you go to but temperatures will be cooler than yesterday thanks to a west wind. we

minutes after the president announced kavanaugh's nomination, california senator kamala harris tweeted, judge kavanaugh represents a direct and fundamental threat to the rights and health care of hundreds of millions of americans. i will oppose his nomination to the supreme court. you can find the latest information about president trump's pick by going to abc7news.com and our app. make sure to sign up for push alerts to get updates as soon as they become available. >>> the contra costa sheriff's office will stop detaining undocumented immigrants at its jail. the department will announce today it's canceling a federal contract with i.c.e. the government paid the sheriff's office $82 per detainee per day. more than 200 immigrants are at the facility now. protesters have held rallies at the jail over the past few weeks. >> a mother accused of abandoning her child in los angeles has been identified as a walnut creek woman. police say the woman left her young son at a train station on july 4th. officers found him that night, but he wouldn't talk. police arrested webster when she returned t

kamala harris quick to say she will oppose his nomination. senator feinstein saying brett kavanaugh's views are far outside the mainstream when it comes to health care, executive power, privacy, and gun safety. we need a nominee who understands that the court must protect the rights of all americans, not just political interest groups and the powerful. now beyond the politics, it's the policy that will impact americans. we spoke to a constitutional law professor at usf. she says the nominations over the last two conservative-leaning judges could be detrimental to the future of women's abortion rights. >> they're holding firm on the compromise that there is some fundamental right of a woman to choose, but we'll also allow reasonable regulation of abortion. that compromise, i think there is no question about, is really at risk. >> the moment this news broke we tweeted it. you can follow us with the latest developments on this story and others. our twitter page is a great resource for breaking news, our handle @nbc bay area. >>> tonight a bizarr

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cory booker, kamala harris, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders.t will focus his remarks on a totally positive message of the pro-defense, pro-veteran, pro-america but the most important part of his visit in kansas city today comes probably not at the vfw convention but at a fundraiser that he will be attending afterwards for josh hawley, the attorney general of missouri trying to inseat claire mccaskill from missouri's senate seat. hawley is a strong candidate running in a state where there trump won in 2016. here he is on "fox & friends" this morning. >> claire mccaskill won't support him on any issue or meet with judge brett kavanaugh. >> one thing to keep in mind missouri's reputation as a bellwether state. it voted for winners in presidential elections except three since 1904. mr. hawley is certainly looking for the presidential coattails. julie, back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. >> bill: breaking overnight fox news alert now, is kim jong-un keeping a promise? new satellite images show north korea is dismantling a missile engine test

they can we don't want to, you know,in feinste and kamala harris said we want to delay this, but theyave no power to make it happen. they can try to swing a couple of republican senators like lisa murkowski. susan collins of maine. but they might lose a couple because some democra are in tough reelection fights in states trump won big and they mi ht lose them. so there are not a lot of good options. >> i think we need to really think about the -- what the democrpatic party leaders is doing. what is pelosi and schumer's job? that is to whip up votes to support things. we need to remembe that the discipline with which the republicans mucked up the system and prevented the -- obama's last supreme court nominee,th e's the playbook right there. >> right. >> the democrats, like you said, mach tove to have the sto do that, they have to have the will and they have to hear from average peop that's what is expected. so much is at stake. >> but the republicans are in the majority now, so realistically what can the democrats do? >> filibuster, roll call votes, slow down the system. there's just a

netrootsore from the conference with senators elizabeth warren, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. are 25 minutes. a very warm welcome to a press conference with the chancellor. you have the floor. >> i am glad somebody's counting the number of press conference. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is indeed the case that

friday, more from the conference with elizabeth warren,, harris --kamala harris. c-span.orgn c-span, and the free c-span radio app. >> supreme court justice anthony kennedy talks about his retiring which he announced in june. he spoke at the ninth circuit judicial conference in anaheim, california. >> thank you all very much and what a great privilege it is for all of us to be here and in particular for us to be appear on this stage with justice kennedy. as i mentioned monday, this is a very unique conference, justice kennedy is our representative. you will see something in a moment. he has been with us at these conferences and been fully supportive and of course this is his last as a sitting justice. he will always be our friend and welcome to come back. with that backdrop, this conversation has some special meaning to all of us. i do want to recognize and thank justice kennedy's life for being here. [applause] discover things at these conferences when you meet with folks you haven't seen in a while and in talking to marry i discovered that she began her teaching

california senator kamala harris agrees that the president's zero tolerance policy may conflict with kamala harris / california (d)well that's going to be debated in a court of law, but from my perspective they should not have created the zero tolerance policy and it's inhumane.sen. richard durbin / illinois (d)trump wants to change all the rules, alexandra limon / @alexlimonnew sthat's sen richard durbin talking about the trump administration'house the migrant families together- indefinitely - on military bases. but a california judge refused to overrule a longstanding court order that says children can only be jailed for 20 days.... sen. richard durbin / illinois (d) i'm glad that the court spoke out against this attempt to change it.it's still unclear how quickly the families can be reunited...and for how long. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) news at 5... see how a lamborghini goes up in flames at a gas station. (grant) a very pricey sportscar in missouri is now just a charred frame after it went up in flames. (vicki) it happened after the driver of another car pulled away

kamala harris proposes to give federal income deductions for renters.ar. >>> and the national football league and the players association are working to resolve the issue of player protests during the national anthem. the nfl is halting the new policy against kneeling it announced earlier this year. >>> and san jose police are investigating the death of a man who was struck by a dump truck. it happened yesterday near simms meadow management and recycling facility on monterey highway. the victim was pushing a shopping cart when he was struck. >>> stay with us; a look at traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. time now 8:27. and we are tracking a slow ride for drivers heading through the south bay. we'll begin by taking a look at your ride along 280. this is right near saratoga. we are tracking an accident. you can see the traffic slowly crawling by. this is blocking at least one lane. a couple of cars got into it. speeds drop right around 15 miles per hour. and if you decide to use 101 instead, well, this is the slowdowns you will be deal

. >> senator kamala harris wrote on twitter, the supreme just as nominee judge kavanaugh represents airect and fundamental threat to the rights and health of hundreds of millions of americans. i will oppose his nomination to the supreme court .. senator feinstein wrote, but -- brett kavanaugh 's views are far outside the mainstream when it executive power, privacy and gun safety. we need a nominee who understands that the court must protect the rights of all americans. nancy pelosi wrote, president trump is using this nomination as a destructive tool on a generation of progress for workers, women and lgbtq people , communities of color and families. >> reporter: protests were held on both coasts as groups opposed to the pick have modal -- mobilized street protests. reaction at the federal building was swift. >> reporter: no cerner -- no sooner had judge kavanaugh 's name been announced that the protests began. the group, refuse fascism formed in 2015. they opposed trump politics and policy. their new target is brett kavanaugh whose conservatism they fear will take the nation backward

kamala harris and cory booker and others thinking of running for president, probably already at no tryingre out how to get other members and also 10 members running for reelection in states the trump won, five were trump by double digits. is a tough vote for them. they will be very quiet until they have to vote. >> brian phelan worked in the justice department, no one a group, demand justice and among other things are point to susan collins to stop pretending there's a magic question double give you legitimate reassurance the nominee will project row. if they came from the list it is fruit of the poisonous tree, talking about the list of 25 conservative justices the president said he would nominate in the campaign if elected and he gets these pics. brian phelan said this nomination will determine whether we have four years of trump is him or 40 years. that crystallizes what the democrats are doing and trying to block this. even if they cannot the president out in a couple years his legacy will live on. >> part of this is a referendum on trump. they want to beat up on trump, score defeat a

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they asked the doj to investigate the case with signatures from corey booker, kamala harris and ac hastings. joining me to discuss this issue, benjamin crump, who famously represented trayvon martin's family and mark o'hara who defended george virm. the sheriff said the heater is said having been slammed to the ground, he was going to be slammed again is that the right question this. >> i don't think so, michael. you can watch the video. it's clear when he pulls that gun out. we have to remember he's the initial aggressor. this is a australian him man who approaches a mother in the car with her two toddlers in the back seat. just imagine that for a second? how you feel tore that. but after he comes out to defend his family and defend his property, if anybody should have the right to stand your ground it is him. when he pushes him back and he falls, he pulls the gun out. watch the video. marquise mclaughlin takes four steps back, four seconds elapsed, he is not in intimate fear. there is no on theive threat. there is no justification for him to shoot marquise mclaughlin in front of his infan