karen: fui torturada durante dos días.: ante el endurecimiento de las políticas migratorias en estados unidos, muchos cruzan el atlántico buscando asilo en un presunto paraíso. karen: fui violentada física, sexual y emocionalmente. e intentaron matarme. iban a matarme. presentador: no se identifica como mujer, tampoco como hombre. por años ha luchado por reconocimiento. saya: quiero que la sociedad sepa que estamos presentes y hay tecer género. presentador: desde pequeños, están soñando en grande y decididos a lograr su meta. jhohan: llegar a una compañía de ballet como el royal ballet y ser un bailarín principal. presentador: esto y más a continuación, en "aquí y ahora". teresa: parecía que nada ni nadie los detendría en su misión. ellos estaban decididos a dar con el paradero del sacerdote que aseguran los abusó. hola, ¿qué tal? los saluda teresa rodríguez. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". dos jóvenes costarricenses se fueron a méxico guiados por la obsesión de encontrar a un fugitivo. angie sandoval los

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karen tumulty, a political columnist for the "washington post".he worked side by side with cokie and our karen travers, cokie mentored her here at abc. we'll get to our thoughts on cokie in a little bit. we'll start with the news just as cokie would have wanted us to do. karen tumulty, i want to start with you. i want to pick up on iran. you heard what secretary pompeo said. the president's maximum pressure campaign seems to be having the opposite effect of what they wanted it to do despite what secretary pompeo says. the question is, can the president let iran get away with this attack. >> i think that is one of the things a lot of other countries are going to be wondering at the u.n. general assembly. the president's messaging has been so inconsistent. talking about peaceful solutions. i think that he's confusing a lot of people in this country, but also a lot of other countries around the world. >> mara, the president doesn't appear to know how he wants to respond, but he has two things in mind. he doesn't want to disrupt the economy certainly

it's like when i gave my husband a hall pass and he used it to kiss karen from the p.t.a. karen! you know what i use my hall pass for? i murder (~bleep ) pierce

karen palmer thank you i have to go see. rog i got k.k. and thank you very much to our studio audience for being here today at the global media forum. and don thanks for watching and take care. good shape. sweet temptation. why. the cost takes up. why should i eat all sugar and how harmful kids sugar and how should i enjoy food without any for in good shape next. how does tom taste. correspondent. for the various flavors of like crazy. and so i am up challenge for you tasty taipei. 30 minutes. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers one official information as a journalist i have worked on the strength of many characters and their problems are always the same core to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we gonna fork to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who hunt inside to put their trust in us. the name is jenny harrison and weren't i d w. the i. call. tha

karen sue juday ann c. judge mychal f. thomas edward jurgens shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy kamardinova shari kandell >> and my cousin, brian christopher hickey. to say you're missed would be an understatement. you were a cousin, a friend, and a mentor wrapped into one. i thank you for that. you conducted yourself with class and integrity. so be rest assured your legacy and your soul are intact. i can't believe it's been 18 years. may you rest in peace and don't worry, brian. we -- when i say we, i'm talking about a whole lot of people. we'll never forget. >> and my sister, judith ann reese. judy, it's been 18 years since we lost you, and we miss you every day. we miss your presence and all that you meant to us. we miss your awesome devilled eggs you made for our holiday dinners. we miss how much you loved country western music, especially garth brooks. we miss this and so much more. as you know, we were all deeply saddened with the passing of elizabeth a few months ago. you and she were incredible sisters and

karen, at the stanford blood center, thank you very much. i will be joining you out there in just a little bit of time. speaking of cookies, my family has been baking cookies. so those cookies are going to be there as well. now, the bay area proud blood drive, we have been talking about it, is 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. today. saturday. and it is at the princeton plaza in san jose. that's at 1375 blossom hill road. the blood mobiles are parked on the meridian side. if you get there, look on the meridian side. we welcome walk hng in, walk-in. but there is time to make an appointment go. to nbc bay area.com/bay area proud and i have all of the information right there. and i am going to have a lot of water and a lot of cold drinks. my car is packed right now so i'm ready because it is going to be warm. the blood mobiles are air conditioned of course. >> perfect. because san jose is going to climb into the 90s. i will say this though, garvin, by 2:00, that's hen it is expected to get the hottest and it will be in the cooler time frame. >> we will be

we are delighted to be joined by jerry's wife, karen, and their wonderful family. thank you very much, everybody. look at that family, huh? you did a good job. beautiful. we are also pleased to have with us senator joe manchin and governor jim justice. two terrific people. stand up, jim, in case they can't see you. now you can see him. that's great. great to have you. joe, thank you very much. thank you both for being here. they are busy. they are very busy people, and i think we will meet on a certain subject later on, joe, and that's good. jerry was born in west virginia in 1938, the fifth of six children. he grew up hiking in the woods, fishing in the clear water and exploring the beautiful mountains of west virginia, great, great state. i should not say this, but i won it by 43 points. that's a lot. we love west virginia. probably helped you getting this award today. we like you, jerry. more than anything else, what jerry liked doing is play basketball and west virginia. -- playing basketball in west virginia. starting at age six, he taught himself on the dirt

thank you, karen, for accompanying me and tolerating me on this long, rich american journey. i've experienced a country at war, a country at peace, a time when we huddled around the radio with terrible reception to hear president roosevelt's weekly addresses, to a time when we read on our cell phone president trump's instantaneous tweets. you're pretty good at that, by the way. [laughter] jerry: i suffered excruciating losses, both personally and professionally. i'm not going to say how many nba final losses to those damned celtics, and exhilarating victories, but the one i cherish most was with a group of fellow amateurs at the 1960 olympics. as i stood on the gold medal stand next to my friend and soon to be adversary oscar robertson, i thought about my brother, david, who had died fighting in korea when i was 13, and how proud i was to represent the united states of america and west virginia, in the state of west virginia. i have tried in my life to do for others what david did for me -- lead, protect, and assist whenever possible. the david west and willie aker's academic

those are much bigger issues to me than rates. >> so a believer in equities lots to unpack with karen over the next hour. >>> first, let's focus on the big stories. courtney reagan is tracking the movers, dominic chu is diving into the sectors at all-time highs to find some undervalued names and sara will have more on today's jobs number and jerome powell's comments. >>> stocks selling on gains, though off session highs, briefly negative early in the session. materials, health care are the leading sectors, utilities lagging. docu-sign, earnings miss overshadowed by a revenue beat the ceo points to a growing number of customers and some new product launches shares up almost 21% >>> beyond meat issued underperform on d.a. davidson. but the firm says it's not a negative view of the company or the ability to execute but a cautious approach to the total addressable market, which they think might be more like plant-based milk right now those shares are down more than 4.5% sara. >> who knew. courtney, thanks. >>> consumer staple stocks near the top of the pack today. also among the strongest

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karen, thank you.ou for all been here present but my wife, my kids and my family, friends, without you guys supporting and the prayers that we got from mr. joe tori we benefited from a lot of those prayers. [applause] for me it's an honor and privilege to receive this award. this medal of freedom which all i did was try to be the best and do the best for america. one thing i have to remark -- just one remark. when i came here in 1990 i came to tampa and these spoke no english. i did not speak now but forgot about it now in 1990. [laughter] in the team there were a lot of players that spoke spanish so i got a little comfortable and did not try a little bit to learn the language. my second year in baseball i was in north carolina where most of the people did not speak any spanish, especially my teammates there even i was a little younger so the guy that spoke spanish on the team would hang out with the older guys and i was left out because i was hanging out with a friend of mine, tim cooper, and another

karen palmer thank you i have to see ragout k.k. and. thank you very much to our studio audience for being here today after globe. and don thanks so much and take care of. the folks. the. odd. how does tom taste. the correspondent. and host mainly. for the various flavors of the sonic creasing our. fusion and some i am upset and for you tasty taipei. 30 minutes on. houser view of the world. where i come from but oh is that it does this go it just like this chinese food that's measure of where i am supposed was reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see 600 tons of different terminologies plenty of fluids present are going to waste and that exists as a part of the law which haven't been implemented in china that's we've got to challenge people wondering if they're going to say that if you have the right to another culture that is this is the job just out of them how i see it and at the same why i've been up my job because i tried to do it exactl

but it's karen we're most concerned with. north of puerto rico now.tional hurricane center has it kind of slowing down and stalling, remaining weak, but any time a storm is in that spot this time of year, it needs to be watched. david? >> rob marciano live on the west sidle of manhattan, just across the way. thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the alarming new headline tonight about vaping. the number of illnesses soaring. >>> and the new joker movie raising concerns about safety raising concerns about safety tonight. ew car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go. i still have this car so you can afford to go. i am so proud of you. thanks. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com. imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that pe

iban a matarme. >> en 2018 karen vino a barcelona donde se escondiÓ entre los turistas.de la of >> vengo de una comunidad donde estamos siendo totalmente daÑados. >> karen sÓlo ha podido estar nueve meseanente en espaÑa, volverÁ a hidalgo. >> voy a dar la pelea hasta donde me lo permitan. >> de regreso a madrid, fabiana, pese a las dificultades dice que sus fuerzas para seguir luchando siguen intactas. a pesar de la negativa del estado espaÑol para reconocer la urgencia deconcÉdele un lugar seguro, ella se abra con resignaciÓn a su estatus de refugiada sin documentos. >> nosotros no decidimos ser migrantes, nosotras no decidimos salir de nuestro paÍs. suceden ciertos factores y se arqueta 50 ya que te obligan a tener que abandonarlo todo y empezar otra vez de cero. coejo europeo de refugiados y exiliados, las solicitudes de asilo en espaÑa ascienden a más volvemos, se "aquÍ y ahora" despuÉs de una breve pausa. >> despuÉs de una pausa, tras una larga espera, logra un documento que le da reconocimiento oficial. >> como yo lo describo, no soy hombre, no soy miller lite siem

tell us how you think karen exemplifies your organization. >> karen's story reflects the perseveranceout child care and housing and put food on the table. we're doing this work in d.c. and looking to expand but there are young families like karen and gloria who really need support and a team of people who believe in them. >> you dies are really providing that. you said show by example. lead by example. what's the example you're hoping to set for gloria. >> i definitely want her to see that no matter the circumstances, determination, motivation and just keep going, i want her to be able to believe in herself. >> she has no trouble. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> well, we told you we want to make your monday. we want to make your monday. what we're going to do is if you look, we have a limousine that is waiting outside. that's going to be for you and your daughter. they're going to take you to ann taylor and justice because ann taylor and justice are giving you gift cards courtesy of their retail company. [ cheers and applause ] so you both need clothes for school as well. >> yes, yes

there as tropical storm karen still bringing heavy rainfall to puerto rico. where will karen go next? big question especially over the next couple days. you see with the radar we are deal with potential for heavy rainfall, certainly tropical storm force windss will be problematic throughout the day into thursday especially the eastern part of puerto rico. as we go through time, another stalled out tropical system and looks like high pressure is going to build across the atlantic and force the storm, will be a tropical storm, will be a depression? a lot of questions but it will look like it moves sort of westward toward the us mainland, something we have to watch. here are the tropical models. it does a loop here so you have the bahamas have to watch, florida, we have several days to watch the system and we have karen, lorenzo, what is left of jerry moving into bermuda. lorenzo is a fish storm, not going to hurt anyone but karen needs to be watched over the next couple days. lots to talk about in the land of weather. there's a lot of news, a lot happening in g

trinidad and tobago got slammed by karen. now, tropical storm watches posted for puerto rico and the virgin islands. likely to impact those islands on tuesday, hopefully below models do nudge it our towards the u.s. by day five. and the front from phoenix to chicago, pushing to the east. cleveland, pittsburgh, getting some storms. very warm ahead of it, in the 80s and 90s, as autumn officially arrives tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to the race against time after a tip about a possible bomb threat and a threat of a mass shooting at two schools. a little more than 24 hours later, police had a suspect in custody. what he said about his arrest. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, police say it was a tip that helped lead them to arrest this man, who they accuse of plotting against two schools in pennsylvania. >> i'm sorry. >> sorry for what? >> making a bad joke. >> reporter: but police say christian diehl's threats were serious. the 28-year-old was arrested saturday night for allegedly threatening to use pipe bom

. >>> also this morning tracking karen.flooding puerto rico and its track is making a loop appearing to aim at the u.s. east coast. >>> an underwater discovery. >>> an underwater discovery. a man diving for treasure finding an iphone that had been submerged for months. he even tracks down the owner. we'll show you how. >>> and are you ready to say i do? astrologists have narrowed down when the planets say is the best time to get married next year. the answer in "the mix" on this thursday september 26th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> will you be my -- >> the answer is no. >> co-anchor? >> the answer is no. >> she always says no. good morning, everyone. we can't wait to get to all of that fun later on. but we do begin this half hour with the growing firestorm over president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine repeatedly prodding the newly elected leader to investigate joe biden. >> the president remained defiant as he met with the ukrainian leader at the united nations the same day the

and karen finney, former senior spokesperson for the hillary clinton campaign. both of you have been in the room planning for debates. let's strategize tonight as to what these candidates need to do. joe, start with joe biden. what does he need to do on the stage? >> he has to show energy, resolve. show why he's the person that can take it to donald trump and defeat him. he's got to define what this race is all about, which is taking on trump. >> how does he do that? >> he's got to be better for the whole debate. he was terrible in the first debate. the second debate, a good first half and then trailed off. people are talking about whether he's lost a step. he needs to come out tonight and from the beginning to the end show energy, resolve. the other candidates don't exist for him. it's about what's at stake for this country and how he can beat donald trump. >> karen, you agree? >> absolutely. at this point neither warren nor biden because they're the front-runners, they should not worry about the others. the others will try to attack them because they'll be loo

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that's the start of tonight's great debate with karen finney. and niger innis.he puzzle. the president of the national weather service employees union put out a tweet. do we have that? nope, but i'll fake it. here's what he said, i'll put it up for you, let me assure you the hard working employees of the nws had nothing to do with the utterly disgusting and disingenuous tweet sent out by noaa management tonight. question to you, niger. why is the president making people in positions of power echo his error? >> because there's another missing piece of the puzzle which is that the national hurricane center issued a number of maps from the 27th of august through the 3rd of september several of which showed that alabama did have a 30% chance, as high, as high as a 30% chance of getting hit by the hurricane and it is based on some of those reports that the president made his estimation. >> karen finney, in point of fact, on the sunday that he made this statement, these were the only available maps that he would have been shown, assuming he looked at anything. >> righ

y por el avance la tormenta tropical karen la gobernadora de puerto rico ordenÓ el cierre de escuelasidentes de las zonas bajas a evacuar. bueno es una hora de ponernos al dÍa con la actualidad en el mundo del entretenimiento adelante erica y chiqui baby. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> (aplausos) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> eso muchÍsimas gracias dunia elvir arrancamos con el mundo de la farÁndula erica >>> sÍ strippers de la vida real que es ramona que inspirÓ a jennifer lÓpez, film algo de dinero en efectivo, su equipo legal y la mujer samantha enviaron una carta exigiendo que pague por el uso de la imagen personalidad, biografÍa de identidad de (nombre en inglÉs) en relaciÓn con la promocion de la pelÍcula >>> segÚn la carta el abogado de samantha recuerda que su clienta rechazÓ todas las ofertas para ser incluida en la paelÍcula >>> samantha quiere que resuelvan la violaciÓn de sus derechos dice la bailarina exÓtica y dicen que le jugaron sucio y hicieron una escena donde se ve a j-lo fabricando drogas y que estaba presente una menor de edad. incluso dijo que ella no bailaba el tubo y en la pelÍcula lo

chairwoman karen bass, our colleague, where are you bonnie? . thank you, for your leadership. making thisr occasion possible for all of us. we think the congressional black caucus, the conscience of the congress for bringing together leaders of congress in the country for this observance of 400 years since the first reported arrival of the sleeves africans to america. i wanted to be here with -- senatorof several two. annette, gordon -- annette court agreed -- annette gordon green. it was a privilege to have you in the capital. on the day, we reflect hearts that denied the humanity of 70 millions of god's children. we welcome the unquestionable

mientras tanto continÚan los preparativos para enfrentar la depresiÓn tropical karen.strellaron en dos casas en phoenix, pero no se reportaron daÑos. jorge: el inmigrante hondureÑo que rescatÓ la niÑa debajo de un tren show de radio en nueva york dice que no se siente un hÉroe. dice que el indito lo llevo a lanzarse a la vÍa fÉrrea lanzara la menor de cinco aÑos que cayÓ allÍ de la mano de su padre en un aparente intento de doble suicidio. el padre muriÓ, pero la criatura sobreviviÓ. galindo tiene mÁs de esa dramÁtica historia. >> las Últimas historias han sido una eternidad para niurka caraballo. >> resolver con lo de mi esposo, muchas cosas que resolver. >> su esposo se suicido arrojÁndose a los rieles del tren con la hija de ambos de sÓlo cinco aÑos. la pequeÑa sobreviviÓ lo que para esta madre es un milagro. >> no quiero que ella se me ha brume porque ya no entiende nada, ella no sabe nada. >> piden ayuda para su padre, la pequeÑa emerge milagrosamente de debajo del tren. la madre aÚn no entiende porque su esposo que sufrÍa de depresiÓn arrastró a su hija con Él. >

my dear friend, karen bass. [applause] rep.t and there is more progress to make, but we have taken significant strides in the right direction. today is an example of that. i often think of my trips to selma with our dear friend john lewis, to celebrate the selma to montgomery march, when john walked across the edmund pettus bridge in 1965. state troopers met him with violence. 50 years later, he led that delegation. as i stood with senator tim scott and i watched our dear friend john lewis introduce president obama to a tremendous speech, i bet everybody in that place had a tear of joy at how far our nation had grown. [applause] rep. mccarthy: imagine what frederick douglass would say if he heard about that? the author of the great american novel "the invisible man," said that america is woven of many strands, a fate has become one and yet many. that is not a prophecy, but a description. as we reflect on the solemn chapter and american story, we must think of additional ways to put the many aspects of our history front and cent

so a lot happening in the tropics, all eyes right now on karen.all, gusty winds for puerto rico over the next couple of days as the storm moves northward, and then we'll have to watch it as it stalls out over the atlantic and perhaps comes closer to the u.s. over the next couple of days. certainly we will keep you up-to-date. you can see the rain moving in towards the eastern half of puerto rico. there's the forecast rainfall. so several inches of rainfall, not only that, but we're going to see the potential for tropical storm force winds. there's tropical storm jerry, moving very close to bermuda. wednesday through thursday and then out to he sea as an area of low pressure. here's the forecast today. we have a lot of moisture moving into the southwest from a tropical low in the pacific. so flash flooding is occurring across portions of the southwest. we're also going to see the potential for severe storms over the central u.s. flood advisories in place for parts of arizona including phoenix, in towards new mexico because of the tropical moisture

let's turn to karen cho who has the details on that. karen, good morning. >> good morning.lieve you are talking about trump's tweets, but i'll start with a threat for tech companies. google and facebook showing market dominance, and whether it is stifling competition. what we've seen from state investigations in the past, they've proved a powerful force, bringing big tobacco and forcing big payouts, not to mention taming mortgage lending practices. watch out for that >>> turning to the index, one banker is proving that it is possible to track the president's tweets and look at market implications. jpmorgan launched the index, named after the tweet from the president, when arguing for the merits of the index. jpmorgan says there have been 10,000 tweets from the president since taking office with an accelerating pace. often as many as a dozen a day increasingly, they're also market sensitive, often on trade and monetary policy, and immediately impacting the bond marg market computers can respond with lightning speed to trump's tweets. >> fascinating karen, thank you. >>> ahea

dave. >> karen mcginnis live for us in the cnn weather center.nk you. >>> a grim scene and a sobering outlook in the bahamas. officials raising the official death toll from hurricane dorian to 30. there were thousands of people still missing. they know that number will rise. body bags, coolers, morticians now being transported to abaco and other hard-hit areas. patrick oppmann on the ground in the bahamas with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, we are in the small town of high rock on grand bahama island or should i say what was the town of high rock. this is the clinic, and it's gone, beaten down to the ground by hurricane dorian's category 5 winds. we are only about an hour from freeport but it is another world. the destruction here is just a different level. there are people that say that the abacos received the worst of the damage, but if you venture, you see damage every bit as bad and perhaps even worse. this whole town is gone. there are about 300 people who live there in every house, every car, every structure has some damage and many

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jerry, karen and a new tropical depression but come on over here. rico, vieques, st. croix, st. thomas but it's after that the track starts to shift farther west and people on the east coast of florida are saying, okay, where is it going? let me tell you right now, it's too early to tell. keep an eye on it. that's by the weekend it's still in the open atlantic. we will bring you the latest updates here. but tropical storm warnings are up, the biggest impact for the virgin islands and for puerto rico would be heavy rain. we're talking two to six inches with that elevation. that's why we took you to sea level to show you puerto rico has elevation. those mountains could see flash flooding with a couple inches of rain. that means mudslides possible. you watch jerry. it will a little less than last week's hurricane. george. >>> nancy pelosi giving the trump administration a deadline to turn over information regarding the phone call where he urged the ukrainian president where he urged him to investigate joe biden. i want to go back to jon karl who has th

karen, is this a bad sign for bernie sanders when you look at the numbers there?e's dropped from 16 to 11%. then he lost the endorsement of the progressive working families party to warren. of course the two of them competing for the progressive wing of the party. should he be thinking or starting to think about throwing in the towel now in order to benefit that progressive movement and endorse warren? >> well, it's a little bit early i would say for that. that's kind of the -- that's the kind of the decision i think someone would make over the next couple of months. this is an important snapshot. i agree with joe for starting off the fall. we know this is the period of time when voters start to more seriously take a look at the candidates. i like to say, you know, you are sort of dating, maybe some are getting married or are engaged. but clearly there's still some room. what i would say is problematic for bernie and probably explains why we have seen some serious campaign staffing shakeups is the fact that the numbers continue to move downward. we have seen that

. >> karen where do you stand. >> i think it's not really making a difference. i think that you know one of the effects of being as divided as we are as a nation is that i don't think an impeachment changing anyone's mind who is a trump supporter to continue to vote for trump and who is a trump rate hater to hate trump i do think it's causing greater grid lock than we have we have pretty bad grid lock already. there wasn't a infrastructure bill about to happen now won't but i don't know that that mr. will matter. i agree -- i feel like china is still the big issue annan then secondary is the fed and the economies around the world i feel like that's more important than news today unless for some reason there is a growing sentiment among senators to get onboard which i don't see that happening unless that happens i think it goes no where. >> cowen research came out saying the base case scenario is that the house votes for impeachment but that it goes no further than that. at the same time, at minimum, karen mentioned sort of the grid lock that could be intensified

well karen stanley has contributed to this success he's the architect who designed the newborns home the panda enclosure at the berlin zoo and he's with us here in the studio good morning karen good morning so pandas are rare in the wild so it's really important that they be given a good environment to live in if they have to be kept in captivity so how do you go about creating a good panda environment but i guess it's a team effort really i mean we have a lot of experience in designing zoos and aquariums worldwide but we really are reliant on the know how of the team is with south. clear eamonn his team. around and surrounding us basically we sat down together and created a space where the animals can feel. as comfortable as possible and have everything at their means to help them with their more toric with. agility with their comfort so i guess it's a team effort at the end of the day so you course have to work very closely with the zoo itself and people who know a lot about pandas pandas are notoriously bad at reproducing here we've got a case of twins being born and of course the

emergency management offices are already open around the clock in preparation for karen. the storm is expected to bring flash flooding and up to 8 inches of rain. >>> all right. say good-bye to paper ticket sales at another b.a.r.t. station. we'll tell you where it's happening today in the east bay. >>> and another death being blamed on vaping. what we're learning about the latest victim. >>> the president remains defiant denying there was any type of quid pro quo in his conversation with the president of ukraine. i'll have the details coming up. >>> first, time right now is 4:36 and you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, liz. a look at your 24-hour temperature change. look at the north bay. 12 degrees warmer. fairfield, 16. the rest of us up to five degrees warmer. where does that put us under clear conditions? still pretty comfortable in our east bay valleys. the tri-valley in the upper 50s to low 60s. it's highway 4 where it's warm once again. air conditioners running all night with those low to m

karen already dropped three inches of rain in puerto rico. it is passing over the east side of that island right now. lashing parts of the virgin islands. it will move north. now, it starts to stall over open ocean water, so, we like to see that rather than being over land, but one of the models tries to take it back towards us. we have a lot of time, david, before that has to be in the forecast, but we'll be following it. >> ginger zee, thank you. >>> in the meantime, the dramatic body cam video of that trial of a former dallas police officer. she's charged with murder in the shooting death of her neighbor. she says she entered his apartment mistaking the apartment for her own. the video shows officers rushing to the scene, running to the victim's apartment. the officer who fired her weapon was right there. abc's marcus moore inside the courtroom today. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we are seeing the chaos and confusion from multiple viewpoints the night dallas police responded to amber guyger's frantic 911 call. she had just sho

. >>> turning to the weather, puerto rico is bracing for tropical storm karen. heavy winds are expected on the island by tomorrow. let's check your monday forecast. >>> good monday morning. the tropics remaining very active. we've got tropical storms jerry and karen as well as this tropical wave moving off the coast of africa, which has a high likelihood of development into a tropical depression over the next several days. jerry is going to pass to the west of bermuda late tuesday into west bringing gusts up to 80 miles per hour and heavy rainfall. similar impacts across puerto rico as we head into the day tomorrow as karen lifts northward. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, a mini crime spree at trump tower. >>> also ahead, the sudden death of a celebrity chef and star from the food network who was only 44 years old. >>> and a surprise from "downton abbey" as the movie takes on brad pitt at the box office. >>> come on, buddy. you almost got it. >> we are back with rescue crews in oregon literally throwing a life line to a deer. it was

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our meteorologist karen maginnis is on deck in the international weather center. karen?yes, george, it has been over a week, august 29th. that was the last time dorian was a category 1. now it's a category 1, finally. and it's picked up speed. 90-mile-an-hour winds. some higher gusts, up to 120 miles per hour. it is battering the coastline of north carolina. i'm going to add a new word to your lexicon, and that is a little bit of a wobble. but the overall trend as this moves towards the northeast at 15 miles an hour, sometimes it just kind of wiggles right along what would otherwise be a straight path. but these never move in a straight line. they just kind of weave back and forth a little bit. it's coming very close to that cape lookout point, right here. this is cape hatteras. this is a very vulnerable shoreline. as we mentioned earlier, you heard george mention, there were tornadoes associated with hurricanes. you typically think of tornadoes as something that happens over the great plains of the united states or in the deep south. but over the last two days, 24 torna

tropical storm karen, actually this -- it is back to a storm.y apologies, 5:00 am we got the latest update so it was a depression, it has become a storm again, 40 mile-per-hour sustained wind and we expected to bring quite a bit of rain to puerto rico and then we have to watch this because it is going to stall for a number of days and perhaps move towards the us but we have a lot of time to watch this. past 24 hours you see radar towards puerto rico, we could see potential for several inches of rainfall especially across the eastern half of the island and we watch the tropical models as we go through time because it will move northward and install out and high pressure builds, the bermuda high across the atlantic we could see the remnants, what is left of karen move closer to the us, lorenzo we don't have to worry about. a lot to keep track of in the atlantic. rob: thank you so much. a newly released memo shows attorney general rod rosenstein serious about wearing a wire into the oval office. that written by andrew mccabe says rosenstein wanted

at 15 vix to karen karen's point it doesn't make sense with the back drop that's out there right now. >> all right well the next guest says the value rotation can continue and new highs are coming with it let's bring in mark klon vick .from jp morgan always great to see you. >> thank you. >> you have a bunch of concept iks on the rotation. to answer guy's original question what has changed to make you believe the value rotation is here. >> well, first positioning is extremely low. if you look at the hedge fund equity exposure it's zero%le close to all time lows in 2008 aa, ii it's same level at 2008. so a lot of bad things priced in the market positioning is low generally there is upside that's pure mechanics not even economics 1010. >> ap economics. >> that's something we can hold onto a low positioning. and then the you had some positive developments been mentioned already. you have a services in u.s you have a little bit on the brexit, a little bit on italy, a little bit on hong kong sar. and then you had this october negotiations so if- dsh we have two to three weeks before octobe

plus, "washington post" associate editor and senior national security correspondent karen.et me start with you. you and your colleagues have done some extraordinary reporting over really just -- i mean, you are always doing extraordinary reporting but on this story it's really only been about ten days. take us through the latest that you're reporting on this story, fast-moving story. >> well, as you were saying, one of the principal areas of investigation certainly by congress and what we've been looking into is this storage system, transferring things that the administration thinks for s ostensibly political reasons would be bad to come out. this started very early in the trump administration when we did stories about conversations that the very new president at that time had had with the presidents of mexico and the prime minister of australia. those conversations leaked. they were kind of embarrassing. and, you know, the president was very angry. and i think that was the point where they severely restricted the distribution of those kinds of transcripts. and now apparent

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