it was like they were empty inside. >> but for kelsey, it was simply overwhelming.cing, for the very first time, she saw her dad not as the loving father who took her shopping for her senior prom dress but as the man who orchestrated the death of her mother. >> have you ever brought up the issue with him? said i know that you did this? >> one day i will. i don't have it in me right now to confront him and tell him what i know. it hurts too much. for me to say it out loud, for my to tell my dad i know what he did and that i, i hate what he did. but he's still my father. and i'll always love him. >> her mother loved him too. loved him through infidelity and trouble, loved him always. even as she loved her children, her family. as she tried her best to make life good while he plotted to kill her. >> a couple years earlier, you had a great, full, lovely family life, and now -- >> there's really not a word that you can use to describe what our family has been through >> and you've got such a nice, sunny disposition. how do you do that? >> i get my strength from my mother

also in d.c., kelsey juliana.he is the lead plaintiff in giuliana versus the united states, the landmark youth climate lawsuit against the u.s. government. kelsey, let's begin with you and washington, d.c. explain this lawsuit you have been a part of her a number of years. you are the named plaintiff. amy.ank you for having us, this lawsuit is a constitutional climate change case against the u.s. federal government filed by 21 courageous young individuals in 2015. at the time, the youngest was eight and the oldest, myself, was 19. this case looks at the actions of the federal government for the past several decades, helping to perpetuate the climate crisis by continuing to find the fossil fuel economy. endangering the lives of all citizens, but especially disproportionally harming the lives of young citizens and future generations. we are looking at the ways the federal government has knowingly and willfully funded this climate crisis and the way they are continuing to stall and delay our climate case shows you ex

take kelsey with the kansas city chiefs he's really a receiver kelsey has become the ultimate situation for fantasy football players after posting incredible numbers in his first season as a go-to target for the great pat mahomes. i think he does it again this year which is why i picked him in the second round for my own fantasy team, the ski daddy. if you want a similar situation in the stock market look no further than -- get this -- t-mobile the wireless company waiting on the acquisition of sprint. like kelsey, t-mobile was good on its own but with the sprint deal could be fan tact. while they still need to get some state attorney general on board, the chairman gave the deal its blessing last month i'm a big believer in c.e.o. john ledger and if the merger is going -- allowed to happen, all i can say is investors are going to make a fortunate with kelsey -- t-mobile >>> next, how about flex the flex position has become a staple in fantasy football, a space on your roster that can be filled by several players from different groups running back, wide receiver or tight end. you want to

. >>> to our fire watch, cruisers trying to put out a vegetation fire just south of kelsey ville. several evacuations are in place including areas on both sides of highway 29. the k fire has burned e res so plumas county has exploded in size today. over 24,000 acres. cal fire says right now moore than 500 firefighters along with air tankers are fighting the fire. the walker fire broke out wednesday. the torah evacuations are in place for some residents there is no containment . >>> another county west of red bluff, the redbank fire is 9% contained, burning moore than 7300 acres. it was sparked by lightning . >>> san francisco mayor london breed wants voters to approve borrowing moore than half $1 billion to build or rehabilitate affordable housing. measure a on the november ballot would put $600 million into new, low income d fund upgrades and repairs the campaign kickoff event today. >> we care about making sure san francisco is a moore affordable place for each and every one of us. we need this bond. we need proposition a to pass. >> the bond would help build 2800 new affordable

scoreless in the first for the first time in 22 games. 42 yards to and then a theme here. 27 yards to kelseyn son again. 28-10 chiefs in a flash. no scoring in the second half. for the first time ever in this rivalry. 198 yards touch down two picks. also sacked three times. raiders fall. this youngster -- baseball game in texas. it's hot there. career year continues. 30th home ean.two run bls looked say itn . 6-1. atop the wild card race. cooler weather in san francisco. hanging out in a sailboat saving money. up and out of the park. 1-0 giants. bottom eight. tied at one..lali wy ple.1. y twos 2,000.ite the way to wat game. i'm used to maybe on the boat. not climbing up. >> or paying for a ticket. >> you could do that. >> how do the vendors get up there with the peanuts and hot dogs. >> throw them. >> we know how it goes. >> we know how it goes. >> one of the most tempermental ...6, 7, 8 >> we know how it goes. >> one of the most tempermental ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® a

27 yards to kelsey. then 39 yards to 443 yards and four touch downs for mahomes.in the second half for the first time ever in the rivalry. picked off in the end zone. sacked three times and raiders fall. >> mahomes can reset and throw the ball from any platform i have ever seen. it's a combination of a great young quarterback. with a scheme that really suits him. and we have to do a better job. >> it wasn't like we forgot how to play offense. we still did it. we had two mistakes. they're up three scores. but really it was closer not aa. career year continues. 30th home rin of the season. chapman. a's keep swinging. ninth inning fourth home run this month. 34th of the year. a look on the fans face says it all. a's win the sixth in a row. atop the wild card race and come home tomorrow. giants fans interesting way to watch a game. hanging out in the sailboat. >> up and out. bottom of the eighth tied at one. wild pitch. from third and he's safe. 2-1. bochy two wins away from 2,000. for his career. >> still haven't gotten word on how to get the food up there. i'm worki

gabbert. -- kelsey gabbard -- tulsi gab bard. you started off the conversation with aloha this morning. thank you so much for this opportunity and platform to be able to have a great conversation about where we are as a country and where i believe we need to go. you have been incredible. there he is. been incredible to get this all muchher and thank you very for hosting this. you for your leadership and helping to support and provide this platform. ray and i served as vice chairs of the dnc together and grateful for the leadership you are continuing to provide. especially during this dizzy democratic primary. you open the conversation with a loja. i think it's a very relevant word to deal with what we are facing in this country. how many of you been to hawaii before? almost half of you. you are familiar with the word a loja. don't know ite means a lot more than just hello and goodbye. loja is ieaning of a come to you with respect, i come to you with an open heart and , regardlesspassion of where we come from, race, religion and o

a feud between soft korea chip kelsey showed over the upcoming 2020 olympic games in tokyo so heard over the use of a japanese military flight gets a nice recalls and war crimes like against koreans. also coming up on the program from the british army molds the switch to friendly technology to would not environmentally conscious generation of new birth groups people in london.

we toured together, kelsey and i, and she so fantastic. i love her. they resonate with a lot of people. i think people do lose their identity sometimes. i love that song, thank you for picking it so i could sing it. i've got a little

calistoga and kelsey vail, low 50s. 53 degrees in bodega bay. there is gust out of 31 at a travis. 45 degrees up and truckee, 55 degrees in ukiah. if you're heading up to tahoe, it does look a lot quieter today a lot of the thunderstorm activity has pushed off to the east. locality will retreat and tomorrow is a big ch by tomorrow a weak system aswin winds saturday afternoon and evening. a little hint of fall. 60s to 80s today. it looks pretty decent tonight with a big system dropping in and a big cooldown midweek . >>> crew members aboard that diving boat that went up in flames are describing their a few efforts. what investigators are saying about the possible cause . >>> new job reports and newhope with the trade war with china. ♪ find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you find? >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >> 1982 is a year later doing this is a tribute to kay fox, 82 is the year they went on the air.

patrick mahomes 44 44 44 yards to travis kelsey. mahomes wouldn't start. 4 touchdowns for mahomes.lf for the first time in this rivalry. carr had 198 yards, a score and two picks. sacked three times. raiders fall 28-10. >> mahomeses can reset and throw from platform i've ever seen. but a combination of a great young quarterback with a scheme that really suits him and we've got to daa better job as well. >> it's not like we forgot how to play offense. we made two mistakes and you look at the scoreboard a they're up by three scores but it's more than that. >> we have baseball and even more football. >> it is sunday. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a woman says a dream caused her to swallow an engagement ring in her sleep. we'll explain this weird one. >>> and taking action against th has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. at the ross fall fashion event. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ l

happening now new information about a fire that's burning in lake county near kelsey ville near highways with 29 one 75 and coal key can coal creek road. right now 53 acres have burned the fire is though a 50% contained this morning, cal fire still investigating the cause an evacuation order is in effect for those people who are living close to where the fire is burning. and new this morning in the south bay all lanes of northbound 6.80 are reopened following a crash that killed a pedestrian last night. it happened south of the key road in san jose. before the crash. authorities received a call about a person who was walking on the right hand shoulder against traffic. police are still investigating. one man surveillance camera captured the video that high speed crash. the cajun the front of his neighbor's house and that was only the beginning of a drama that unfolded the driver also crashed into another car, people and animals were injured, but we don't know how badly. people in both cars were sent to the hospital and it turns out the driver was being chased by someone in a red camaro po

monsoon could pitch up to the east build up in the mountains kelsey val down to 52 degrees. what acre 53 degrees in calistoga vallejo at 59 degrees, water temperatures come down and leveled off. 53 to 58. 59 at point reyes, expect those to go down. kick in and saturday, cooler pattern dropping in next week. i think will get low 50s, maybe upper 40s at bodega bay. a lot quieter than it was a last few days. the wind cranks up cooler windy breezy pattern late saturday. sunday doesn't look too bad. 60s 80s today where we should be , slight bump up much cooler going into early next week. >>> cbs cvs and walgreens are stepping into the national gun debate. the new policy the two companies are implementing in the stores. >>> life on the campaign trail continues. the reason many candidates will be in new hampshire this weekend? ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> cbs and walgreens are the latest customers to tell customers to leave their guns at hom

. >> reporter: that's kelsey, a finance writer.here's some serious money to be saved going preowned. >> you can save hundreds of dollars if you buy a used phone instead of a new one. >> reporter: not everyone's sold. >> i would not buy one online. >> reporter: erin is chief strategy officer at lookout, a wireless security company. he worries that a used phone might contain hidden software. >> the device can be used to perform surveillance of you. use the microphone, camera. >> reporter: that's an open door to identity theft. your photos and video might be a target too. he says lookout has found some used phones logged into shady cloud accounts. >> then the bad guy has access to that r: a your data is going to their cloud account? >> that's right. >> reporter: buying a second hand phone from a reputable store might have protection or a guarantee. those safe guards are not likely part of the package when you buy a phone from an individual. if you do a person-to-person deal, he strongly advises you watch them wipe the phone clear and

temperatures here, not warming up yet but there are a few 40s in the valley, 47, pub family 49, i know kelseyalso 40s, close for some, a cool morning and water temperatures coming down except for one at moderate which is coming out there, 56, 54, also san francisco bay, 27 now and truckee, 28 monday, 20 this morning, 27 in reno 46, ukiah 53, arcata 52, coolness there is a lower temperatures and they start a little bit today, fog getting smashed everything up and over right now, a pretty good system coming in early next week, the locus out the high kicks in, temperatures as you might expect in september, they can do a roller coaster, that is exactly what they're doing this time, first rate next week, possibility with a friend, sunday we transition, there is monday morning, northcoast, it doesn't look like much, but we mention it for now, certainly a lot change, monday night in the mountains, maybe a little lower snow levels and they had yesterday when it was up around 10,000 feet. 60s, 70s 80s, upper 80s near 90 degrees, is have been very cool the last couple of days according to the average a

we will continue our coverage of china 70 years later with kelsey broderick., bloomberg television takes a look inside the hong kong protests in a special one-hour program. stephen engle investigates the cause of the and rest and looks for possible solution. that is hong kong on edge this friday at midday, 2:00 p.m. in sydney. ♪ paul: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. setting up a $4 billion operation to develop autonomous vehicles with a u.k. based company. the project will be split 50-50 and aims to have a production driving platform by 2022. plans to invest more than $12 million in autonomous or electric cars. shares rose 12% this year while aptiv has surged more than 40%. kathleen: the aviation authority and lion air are pushing back at a local investigation into last year's fatal boeing 737 max c rash, saying too much blame is being put on the indonesian side. directed toward the carriers. the faa in the u.s. is preparing to send regulators around the report. update on their paul: airlines operating in hong kong are calling f

. >> jimmy: kelsey? >> no. >> jimmy: elisa? >> no. >> jimmy: liliana?> yes. >> jimmy: oh, let's swipe right on liliana. what about this kid with the bow tie? >> i like him. >> jimmy: let's like him. it's a match. he likes you too. look at that. there you guys are. >> cool. >> jimmy: you want to go meet mike? >> mm-hm. i can't wait to be on tv. >> jimmy: it's just like t"the bachelorette." >> what are you doing? >> ow, ow, ow. >> what did you have for breakfast today? >> hey. what are you doing? >> i'm concentrating. >> what did you have for breakfast today? what are you doing? come back! come back! come back. >> jimmy: look what i got. i got him. don't worry, i got him. >> what are you doing? >> jimmy: you guys are both very silly. do either of you know any jokes? >> i do. >> knock knock. >> who's there? >> jimmy: you get it? the cow is not patient. speaking of cows, would you like some milk or could i get you an ice cream shake or? >> ice cream shake! >> ice cream shake. >> jimmy: you guys talk to each other, get to know each other. if you want to hold

today needless to say, we are delighted to welcome as we say a loja, to our good friend congresswoman kelsey gabbard as she campaigns for the 2020 presidential nomination here in the great granite state. if elected she would make history as the first female combat veteran to serve as president of the united states. reading her bio, she has a knack for making history. she was elected to the hawaii state legislature urged it thousand two, she was just 21 years old becoming the youngest member ever elected in that wonderful state. went she was elected to the house of representative's in washington 2012, she was the of along with being the second female combat veteran along with tammy duckworth. experience in the middle east and army national guard having served two tours of duty. hasservice in the military been an incredible asset to her as a member of the first -- of the house armed services committee, where she has drawn upon her first-hand experience to advocate for our men and women in uniform, our veterans, and our national security. she also serves on the house financial services committe

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. >> that's kelsey, a finance writer at nerdwallet.com.san diego response team that there is some serious money to be saved going pre-owned. but not everyone sold. >> i would not buy one online. >> reporter: aaron is the chief strategy expert at used phone might contain hidden software. >> those devices then can be used to perform surveillance of you, use the camera. >> reporter: that's an open door to identity theft. your photos and video might be a target too. he says lookout has found some used phones logged into shady cloud accounts. >> and then the bad guy has access to that information as it gets synchronized off the phone. >> so all your data is going to their cloud account? >> that's right. >> he said buying a second-hand phone from a carrier or a reputable store might have built in protection or a guarantee. those safeguards however are likely not part of the package when you buy a phone from an individual. if you do a person-to-person deal, he strongly advises you watch them wipe the phone clear and reset it. >> do a complete fac

kelsey grammer, dean cain, join voight. >> that's about it. >> brian: the creator of the adis. is this is the one thing, geraldo, i will take a page from your book. donald trump in this campaign should be going to areas that disagree with him and having this debate the way john mccain did, and this is the beginning. this is saying don't bother, it's not worth it. and i want him to go to beverly hills. i want him to go to chicago. i want him to go to those places not just places that love him. and make challenge -- challenge people to challenge him. >> katie: he always jokes about he had a campaign in california with the electoral college he would have. >> geraldo: movement i hear republicans if you are a republican you are a racist, dana. i hear that that's how far it has gotten in this era in which we -- >> dana: that's why it's refreshing to have somebody like whoopi goldberg who consistently points that out as being faulty. she speaks from -- well, she is passionate about from which she speaks the. but also speaks from position of somebody who has been targeted in the past b

[cheers and applause] we have kelsey juliana and levi, jacob, avery and jerome will be joining as wellers and applause] >> thank you so much for coming out today. a lot of gratitude from the bottom of our hearts. we are the youth who are suing the u.s. government. our government. [cheers and applause] because we believe that we have a constitutional right to a climate capable of sustaining human life. and the courts are agreeing with us. cheers and applause] our government is paying $20 billion every year to fossil fuel companies and permitting pipelines like the pipeline in north dakota and a project in my ometown of oregon. me and my family farm. if our government continues to promote dark money and fossil fuels over our lives, we won't have an economy to grow up in. we won't be able to grow our crops. we won't be able to raise our children in a safe community. and we won't be able to have clean water and a livable climate. [applause] listen to the science and protect life. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are on a timeline! this is a fight for our lives, for our security, for

brian: guys like clinton eastwood and kelsey grammer could go.d antonio is a bat that would probably be there and maybe they want to show up and show the president wants support they don't want to lose 50% of their audience. box office people some people out there would go i don't want someone who is going to be too politically oriented i'm thought going to show them support even though guys like robert continue anywhere rodeniro don'e when they present their hatred. targeting people supporting not an extreme candidate the president of the united states. ainsley: you don't want to discriminate because of the way someone voted. this is great country. we all have different views. we can all have a great debated. we don't have to hate one another because we don't likes who they voted for. steve: the big question is whether or not this publicity is going to keep people from going to the president's fundraiser or actually could turn more people out in the end. brian: steven ross is still paying the price for this. he has a fundraiser in the hamptons,

needless to say, we are delighted to welcome as we say, aloha, to our good friend congresswoman, kelsey gabbard as she campaigns for the 2010 mcgovern craddick provincial nomination here and this great granite state, if elected she would make history as the first female combat veteran to serve as president of the united states. but reading her bio, she has a knack for making history. when she was elected to the hawaii state legislature in 2002, she was just 21 years old, becoming the youngest member ever elected in that wonderful state. when she was elected to the house of representatives in washington in 2012, she was the first elected to congress as well as one of two first female combat veterans elected to united states congress alongside now senator amy duckworth. she brought with her to congress extensive experience both in public office and civilized state representative in the honolulu city counselor, and military service having served two tours of duty. in the middle east, the army national guard. the service in the military no doubt. has been an incredible asset to her as a mem

kelsey bill, 47. 50 in whole pelley. ellsberg, 51.re going to start warming up as the warming begins today. it will take us probably into -- it looks like we will peak friday but saturday will be warm as well. that is when we will start the cooling on sunday. some good stuff is on its way for sunday and monday, but when we get there, forecast is near average or above a couple of degrees. there on their way up for the next couple of days. it could be upper 90s by the time we get to friday for some inland location. parts of northern california, up into the sphere, not here. you can see them. 50s for most. temperatures th, temperatures in livermore, 52. we are going to rebound pretty rapidly here is the high kicks in and there's very little fog. there is a pretty shallow area. get ready for warmer temperatures today. 60s, 70s, upper 80s. the warmest day looks to be friday. still warm on saturday but the cooling begins on sunday.>>> the time is 7:50 am. the las vegas housing market is rolling. coming up in the next hour, we will show you

. >> kelsey grammar played pom positive like nobody you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> don't considerour wing-it approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier." >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and the people you rely on are the ones who live down the hall. >> here we go. pivot. pivot. pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! >> shut up! shut up! shut up! >> "friends" permeated the culture in a way that was really special. everybody was obsessed with the show. and it became lik

kelsey hill 42. can see where the warmth is in the southeast. atlanta already in the upper 80s. up until the new york in the great lakes. been 48, burns oregon 40 three degrees. mt. shasta 37. that is pretty cool for this time of year. there is another system already producing rain up there. temperatures are running cooler than they were 24 hours a day. it will be sunny, there might be a few fairweather cues popping up a little later. forecast ties are below average. usually were looking at 70s and 80s, today it is 60s and 70s. summer dryer air coming in that next system has a pretty good cold pool of air associated with it. 50s on most of the temps. caulk at 52. if you thought there was a little bite to the morning air there was but it looks like a nice day. tomorrow, looks like tomorrow morning may be a little more rain. 67 today. here is how. >> we do have traffic getting a little better >>> it's much better than it was yesterday. the weather is playing a good role in a way that we do not have any slowdowns because of wet weather. you can see

that's probably about an hour old, 40s and and around all the way up to kelsey, 42 this morning.it is, we are running 4-12 degrees cooler than normal. one time, the airport were 17 and 18 degrees cooler. now and mostly clear skies. below is slow to turn out of california but the trend is kind of warming up a little bit. it'll be a nice day by default, a little warmer as another system comes in. redwood city two, and gilroy two, not a lot because the lows are so much more current. but the low is moving into northern nevada. also into southeastern oregon, just hanging on a little bit, but i think it's about ready to take return and kick out of here. mostly sunny for us, a little bit of patchy fog. that breeze will pick up a little bit, tomorrow looks slightly warmer. not looking for 90s or anything like that but it could be some areas getting into the mid 80s well inland but mostly 60s and 70s. similar to today but these 80s are low 80s, soft 80s as we say. sunshine is our fair weather friend and it does look breezy and cooler. >> still to come on the 9 in celebration of oakland's

kelsey gabler, the hawaiian congresswoman, and tom speier, and the progressive activist, both here earlier. i spoke to both. they are likely to make that fourth-round eerie they are only one or two polls shy. they continue to march on, but the field will whittle down by early october. host: our guest, paul steinhauser, serving as political editor. his work is available at the concord monitor website and he also contributes to foxnews.com. charles joins us from new york city. good morning. caller: good morning. and good morning, mr. steinhauser. my question relates to the results of the surveys over the last month or so, plus, the last nbc and cbs surveys. ony surveyed sentiments which candidate you would consider voting in. it was a multiple-choice, not a choice but close. in addition, they posted about the pew research survey that did the same thing. the bottom line seems to be that most people -- that once people candidate, the second choice killer here does not seem to be biting or sanders. it seems to be elizabeth warren. with the 15% rule in place, aren't we looking at a situation whe

because of an embargo, kelsey had to promote from within.tage. it was goalless in last night's premier league match between aston villa and west ham. no goals but a bust—up between villa teammates tyrone mings and anwar el ghazi. the pair got into a heated exchange trying to keep a west ham attack at bay. the video assistant referee looked at it to see whether either should be punished, but decided not to. the wsl champions, arsenal, have started the season with two wins out of two. they beat manchester united 1—0 last night. it took 85 minutes but they finally got the goal they deserved through danielle van de donk. united have lost both of their opening matches in the top division. well there's only three days to go now until the rugby world cup kicks—off in japan. all of the teams are making their final preparations and some have gone down exceptionally well with the locals, particularly wales. they've been based in the city of kitakyushu, where more than 15,000 locals turned out for a training session. some were even signing welsh hymns