you'll have to ask ken.ed right after that he said, ken, what do you really [ bleep ] want? >> i said, well, mike, we want to take csis' holdings and take them into a federal courtroom and use them to convict a bunch of terrorists. and he said, i think we can help. >> the canadian security intelligence service had been conducting surveillance on saed harb and watched him cross into canada. because the canadians had this other cell in vancouver. saed's best friend mohammed dbouk was the leader of the canadian cell. they'd grown up together. dbouk had volunteered to be a suicide bomber several times. he had produced all these combat videos of martyrdom operations. the canadians had surveilled harb in canada and he had provided dbouk with alias identifications and counterfeit credit card. they had him with a cigarette pack. that was to certify the dual use of equipment they couldn't get access to or weren't being given access to in lebanon or iran. the equipment is not illegal to possess, night vision goggles c

guest: it is difficult for me because ken is an old friend. i think he was deeply unfairly maligned by president clinton at the time. i continue to believe that the actions he took and i took while working with him in investigating president clinton were proper and appropriate. that having been said, most of what he just said is unfortunately not really persuasive and in some cases wrong. the house rules do not require a vote of impeachment. his structural point is an error. the house has in fact proceeded impeachmentte of against many of the judges that have been impeached. he is correct there have been 63 impeachments and only eight convictions. that's because most of the judges and others who get impeached resign rather than face the trial in the senate. so that is a misleading statistic, albeit a true one. notably, if the standard is that there should not -- you should not proceed with an inquiry unless you were certain there will be a conviction, that calls into question why he and i recommended impeachment in the first place under bill c

host: let me ask you about your former colleague, ken starr. the headline in "the examiner" -- "trump showed poor judgment but that is not a crime." he was on fox last week and i want to give you a chance to hear that and let you respond. >> i say that because impeachment is doomed to fail given what we know. obviously the facts are flowing in. in the history of the country, obviously presidential efforts to impeach do not work. that we know. but gets what -- but guess what, of the 62 impeachment resultedgs, eight have in convictions. this is not going to result in a conviction, so why are we on the impeachment train? we should be on the oversight calling it --t and quit calling it impeachment, especially since there is something profoundly wrong under our constitution to call it impeachment, that we are on a formal impeachment inquiry. no, with all due respect, until the house of representatives vote as a body to conduct an impeachment inquiry or investigation, there is simply action by committee that has been sanctioned by the speaker. it sou

i think what it's really heartbreaking about ken's situation and you will see this ina ken's situationt of the people that you ca re this in a lot of the people that you care for, he is aware of what is going on. he is aware of the breakdown in the mechanics of what is going on in his brain and you can see them struggling with it.|j is going on in his brain and you can see them struggling with it. i think thatis see them struggling with it. i think that is the hard part and that is where the family needs a lot of support as well. we must never ever forget the carer and the family in this journey because they are a massive part of it. linda talked about the respite going along to that centre because she said we are joined at the hip otherwise. all the time she is there with him.|j joined at the hip otherwise. all the time she is there with him. i have got a day centre for people living with dementia, but day centres do not suit everybody. since starting this day centre, i have quickly realised that young onset needs a more of a bespoke package. out of 45 clients who come through our doo

ken starr, thank you very much. good to see you.ing of whistle-blowers, whistle-blower protection is designed to make sure a person who comes forward does not lose their job or suffer any consequences from their superiors and their work. it protects them from that, but does it protect them from the media? brit hume wait in this last night we will go further this evening. ♪ insurance, so you only pay for what you need. >> host: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at bayer, we're more than we help farmers like john. by developing digital tools, so he can use less water to grow crops. at bayer, this is why we science. whwhat do you see?he world, we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ (amber jagger) if we don't give students from an underserved background the technology that they need in school, they're not going to be competitive in the workforce that's waiting for them. since verizon innov

before ken jenne came this was the home of the messiah their cattle is now all that's left here. daniel all the shah is one of the original inhabitants he was relegated by canton and now lives in the house provided by the company 16 kilometers away plus 46 we love lot keep the outlets the care for these also. broke there are a wire there the relationship between. the man and the livestock we're not we're not. civilized people so we're just in the middle. of the middle of not. keeping cattle is the least of jane's sick convoys worries she too was displaced her husband a messiah died before the resettlement took place the way they were did not get a new house because she's not messiah herself without access to water or electricity succumb or no struggles to get by. but that i depend on my neighbors when they get something they share but if i was given my own house i would be empowered now i am destitute they didn't give me anything. because. of course many of the messiah's i've talked to recognize that climate change is an issue that needs to be addressed in fact many of them feel

you want to be ken starr? be ken starr. come to the judiciary committee.rst witness and take every question asked of you. [applause] starting with your own involvement with the whistleblower. folks, this ain't over. spew on your reaction? >> [laughs] well, i guess i'm honored. but it was a very long day, and i really urge the committee in 1998 -- you have the facts, i'm not the accuser. i'm the fact gatherer, here are the facts. but if you want to come in the accuser, okay. but it's a fair point, isn't it? the house committee, 20 years ago, said, "you can gathering all these facts, let's now bring you before. if you are the counterpart to this guy named starr from years ago, let's put you in the hot seat. especially because there are some fair questions, that fair-minded people should want to know. >> harris: like what? give me one. >> what was your relationship with the whistleblower? because that was a blur, in order to be pristine, to be immaculate, that whistleblower, he or she needed to go to the inspector general. and not go trotting up to capitol hi

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you had on your program ken starr sitting in the same share this gentleman is sitting at and ken starr was proud to say he investigated bill clinton for five years. their investigation was the equivalent of the mueller investigation and it lasted for five years and came back with 12 indictments after five years. also, the investigation was led by republicans, which of course was the opposite party of bill clinton. now we have the mueller report, which lasted less than two years and was republicans investigating a republican president, handed it over to a republican attorney general, who without letting anyone see the whole thing, made the conclusion , which turns out to be false, that there was no obstruction of justice. i wanted to speak to the fairness thing. in the mueller report, it came back with over 20 indictments in less than two years investigation, yet the whole time republicans were screaming this thing lasted too long, this is been going on too long. come backad ken starr in 1994 after five years with only 12 indictments and it was about a land deal in arkansas. upust wante

. >> i'd like to play a clip from a famous debate thatha yowith a creationist, ken ham, on evolutionk in 2014. let's take a look. >> what, if anytng, would ever change your mind? >> well, the answer to that question is, i'm a christian. and so, as far as the word of god is concerned, no, no one's ever gonna convince me that the word of god is not true. >> mr. nye? >> we would just need one piece of evidence. we would need the fossil that swam from one layer to another. we would need evidencehat rock layers can somehow formm din just 4,000 years inst of the extraordinary amount -- we would need evidence that somehow you can res atomic clocks and keep neutrons from becoming protons. bring on any of those things and you would change me immediately. >> most people agree that you won that debate, except the flip sideed of what happs that it generated an enormous amount of attention for mr. ham, who was then able to go raise money to build a noah's ark a nn rder to teach creationism. >> so, this is... you're right >> you do this often, though. you're debating people who are the naysayers w

that information is not immediately clear, hallie. >> tom, ken, stand by. ken asked you to hold the thought on rudy giuliani because we have kristen welker joining us from the white house. you have been in touch with giuliani and what is he telling you about this? >> not a whole lot. the text i got from rudy giuliani is, can't comment yet. that suggests that at some point today we will get a broader comment on all of this, but we know that these are two people who were engaginged in his efforts to investigate joe biden in ukraine. all of it underscores the political problem for president trump, this is the president's outside attorney who, again, was really orchestrating this investigation that is now under a microscope on capitol hill. now, we anticipate -- i know you're talking about whether these two will be in court, we anticipate they are going to be the subject of subpoenas. reporting house democrats are preparing subpoenas to hear from these two men. we know that white house has so far been blocking witnesses from testifying. will house democrats hea

incorporate it. >> ...make an argument that they will eventually embrace.ll e >> do you think that ken is gonna voluntarily embrace that idea? >> no, but his -- i think he will have fer and fewer recruits over the coming decades. >> ah. ah.il >>predicts that, in the next 20 years, science will win out -- not in the next two years, but in the next 20. >> all right, so i want to read mpu a tweet from president t "brutal and extended cold blast could shatter all records" -- all caps "whatever happened hateto global warming?" how would bill n debate president trump? >> i don't --ng chanis mind -- well, his mind changes quite frequently, apparently, whoever he spoke with last influences him.flue so, at i would say is, "ask your daughter about climate change." that's how i would get to him. and this is what i say all the time about joe bastardi, marc morano, toe some names -- what will your kids g and yondkids say to you? and this is what greta thunberg's message is. "we're fed up, people. we're 16 years old. we're not gonna put up with this anymore, you" >> in 1990, willf. buckley jr., who

we'll began pam ken. curious about. >>we notice in your live picture that is going through sell-side so that'suwhy the picture seems to be jumping at some times but people without a cell phone without power. that's bad enough, but with no cell service, not being able to use as cell phone or people like think into the daywhen they had landlines in which they had those again and if you have yourself only can access it. it seems like. we're tests or cell phone these days. >>yeah, a lot of people were saying you know we've been trying to get updates we've been trying to go on line we've been trying to get on kron 4 dot com to get updates and they just haven't been able to which is probably the most frustrating for a lot of folks. one woman that was in my woman who said she was charging her device in case she falls she said she still had a landline one of the ones where you have to spin t numbers around and she was like i even had to kind of read teach myself how to use it, but that was woking however she was the only one th

liz: joining me now is ken cuccinelli, the acting director u.s. citizenship and immigration.e of the only shows in the country that reports what's going on at the border on a daily basis. 800,000 illegal aliens apprehended at the border. but there are concerns border officials are being pulled away from the interior to deal with the surge. your reaction? >> that's certainly been the case during the worst parts of the border crisis. we are still in crisis numbers. even though the numbers have gone down for three, four months in a row. we are at crisis levels in terms of the raw numbers coming in. that doesn't just draw more border patrol agents, it draw more i.c.e. agents to the border, and that means they are taken away from internal enforcement and removals and it draws for officers to do asylum and credible fear hearings. so we are all working together to stem the tide at the border. but there is no question, resources are not you be limited, despite the fact it's the federal government. that's just not the case here. other enforcement naturally gets delayed. it does the he

>>that's right ken those helicopters took off from here at the sonoma county airport. to not too long after that all r was given for the red flag fire danger weather the pg e says made this power shut off necessary in the first place. >>reza says that whether all clear that allow these pge workers to liftoff came in at about 2.15 thursday afternoon, the 3 helicopters taking off here are part of a fleet of 44 choppers that have been staging around the parts of the state experiencing this historic public safety power shut off joined by 6300 ground personnel. they will visually inspect 25,000 miles of distribution lines. and 2500 miles of transmission lines. a combined distance longer than a trip around the world. they're looking for damage it will have to repair what they find which is why genie is given estimates of 5 to 7 days of restoring all the power and they shut off. well there are reports of power coming back on this evening in was crowded with people rosa. looking to charge their devices and enjoy the air conditioning. situation. >>i look on the positive side fe

welcome back i'm still with ken loach then we knew liberalism is what i'm still with ken loach. new liberalism is what looks like in public me it is killing the love to me looks like. and probably mean it is killing the love these 2 people merely well it makes it very hard for them to you know when you're under stress either well it makes it very hard for them to you know when you're under stress you don't have you don't have the patience you don't have the emotional energy to commit yourself to enter you don't have the patience you don't have the emotional energy to commit yourself to for moments of enjoyment for moments of relaxation i mean ricky's work into the moments of enjoyment for moments of relaxation i mean rick is working 1214 hours a day 6 days a week at least maybe more i mean 14 hours a day 6 days a week at least maybe more i mean the exhaustion dries up emotion doesn't it at the exhaustion dries up emotion doesn't it. and we're going back to will pull said i mean clearly clearly we're going back to will pull said i mean clearly clearly that social care is part of

but i would agree with ken.giuliani we saw even in 2008. >> and that's striking from both of you from a very careful eye. objective reporter and from someone who by your own admission, ken, is a long-time supporter and friend. so that fits into all of this because he's such a key witness and the subject of the probe in new york. thank you so much. let me mention everybody knows where to be nine eastern every day weekday andrea reports. >>> what could be a fascinating parallel for any impeachment. i'm talking about in history when a president was impeached partly under accusations he brought disgrace to the office. that's next up on our impeachment special. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only

ken, did you want to add to that? >> the only thing i would just emphasize is that our biggest technical challenge is getting the landers ready for 2024. that's the most challenging part of what we've got to develop. and we're excited to take on that challenge. >> thank you. i'll yield back. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and welcome. >> thank you. >> administrator, really glad to have you here this morning and i know how hard you work at your job. >> thank you. >> and also mr. bowersox thank you for your service to our country. i wondered if we could just step back a second from the budget request directly and i wanted to ask you about the timetable, the change in timetable and how the date-- the accelerated date of 2024 was chosen. and then, if you could provide for the record, if you haven't already done it, the original timeline, the budget proposal for that, and then the accelerated timeline and the budget proposal for that. i think it would be very helpful to us. and it's quite a -- i mean, it's a sig

ken starr spent almost five years looking at clinton. he came before the committee.had an impeachment inquiry vote. ken starr put forth to the senate judiciary committee the 11 allegations against president clinton. we passed four articles of impeachment based on the starr report that was transparent, subject to cross-examination in public. it was a public hearing. and two of those articles passed the house. what mueller did was investigate the president for two years, spent $25 million, and did not recommend any action. that's the difference. reporter: when it comes to impeachment messaging, it seems like the white house's team multiple times -- sen. graham: have you noticed? reporter: at this point, are you confident you guys are on the same page? is it the hill now leading this messaging strategy? sen. graham: so, i talked to chief of staff mulvaney. i think they're working on getting a messaging team together. you know, i was involved in impeachment of president clinton. i know this sounds weird, but clinton, look what he did. what he did is he had a team that wa

>>i'm ken why and i'm pam moore, the shut off power for hundreds of thousands of people across the bay area, many of them for nearly 2 days and for many it's not quite over yet. we have team coverage tonight as the power does begin to return kron 4 grant lodes is here in the studio with the latest response from pg n a for dan thorn is insect sausalito tonight and taylor bus aqi is in berkeley, but we begin tonight with kron four's gayle ong in san jose where some pg e customers lost spoiled food during the. >>power shut down and get all the city of san jose's dealing with the whole lot more. >>yeah we're talking half a million dollars here that set the city back due to this planned power shut down. now i spoke to residents here in the valley neighborhood in south san jose. and lose as much as they did lose the love of littlest felt food, but they are relieved. first to be a charger ii it was a difficult 12 hours and a lesson learned to make sure i'm ready for a power outage. i don't feel like i was fully ready to lives in the element in valley neighborhood in south san jose. >>one of 3

at the live news desk, i am ken bastida. back to you. >>> the teen vaping epidemic goes beyond tobacco. they found math in vaping devices. meanwhile, reports of cases involving lung illnesses linked to vaping, are occurring nationwide. there are now more than 1000 cases of lung injury do to vaping. health officials say that there is no sign that it is slowing down. more young people are getting hooked. >> we are seeing young people get critically ill and died. the nicotine level in e- cigarettes is extremely high and very addictive. is >> cities across the bay area, including livermore and san jose, have banned sales of e- cigarettes, after san francisco did back in julian. >>> a warning for dads to be. research published in the european journal of cardiology shows that compared to nondrinkers, fathers who drink during the three months before conception, were 44% more likely to have babies with congenital heart disease. for dads to be, who consume more than five drinks, that rate shot up to 52%. researchers say that they enc

thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore that fast moving wildfire broke out just before 10 last night so far it has. >>destroyed 49 structures and tonight threatens dozens more the fire also affects schools in the area we're learning all schools will be closed tomorrow in both. >>the alexander valley school district and the guys are bill school district more schools could cancel classes depending on the fire and air quality conditions. the sonoma county office of education says it will be updating that list throughout the night and tomorrow morning we have team coverage tonight on the growing kim k fire kron four's michelle kingston is live in hillsborough gas are going to the fire line with the fire crews justine waltman and gayle ong have been in geyser ville all day today. >>surveying the damage and our dan thorn is live in carterville but first want to go to kron four's 10 us actually who was at that cal fire news conference earlier this evening. >>and they have the latest information taylor. >>can the best piece of information in the best news to come out of

ken murphy has been named as the successor.you want to know who the top boss is at your local circle -- supermarket, ken murphy is replacing dan lewis. if you own the stock, you are going to get interim dividend pr share of 265 p versus 167 a year ago. you're going to get more money as a shareholder and a new boss as a shopper. is's take a look at what going on in futures this morning after a rough day in equities yesterday in the u.s., after those ism numbers this appointed. the worst drop in equities since august. european futures pointing down. ftse futures off almost 0.5%. let's take a look at the bund future's. german bund, italian btp, and u.s. treasury futures as well this morning all down. offee bund future's selling , which could indicate you see the yield rise. the same is true of these others. in live trade, we are seeing the yield rise on 10 year. we certainly call wall street cold in asia. stocks lower across the board after manufacturing data out of the u.s.. the nikkei lower by half of 1%. the cost be had by news

ken and pam back to you. police are investigating a crash that killed a man who was riding a bicycle the crash happened shortly after noon today on lake film here highway one oh one witnesses told police a semi truck hit the victim while heading eastbound on lake feel toward the freeway police are still investigating the exact cause of the crash currently there is no indication that alcohol was a factor in the collision. >>in san francisco, a person died after getting hit by a kell train just before 7 o'clock this evening. investigators say the person was trespassing on the tracks in the tunnel just south of 22th street station know one on the train was hurt the incident force all of the trains though in the area to stop and it caused delays of up to more than an hour. >>a sheriff's deputy in el dorado county was killed in the line of duty, how law enforcement officials across california are honoring him tonight plus new details tonight on a shooting that put 3 schools on lockdown yesterday in the north bay.

you want to be ken starr. be we ken starr, come to the judiciary committee, be the first witness and take every question asked of you. >> folks, this aing ain't over t ready. reporter: they are getting ready, republicans and democrats are ready for this. the hot one on the list john bolton, they requested he appear, his lawyers said he would not show uh-u unless he is subpoenaed, and they will also get transcripts of the close-door meetings. elizabeth: or ignore subpoenas, that is what democrat say that republicans are doing. we bring in representative sense so-- your reaction to the vote. >> it is shameful what the democrats did today is deny the president of the united states, an opportunity to present a defense to what adam schiff and nancy pelosi are doing. what has been going on in secret in the scif, is behind closed-doors. it is one sided. and people are coming and testifying their impressions of the phone call that president trump made to the president of ukraine. he release a transcript of that. they

and all the trump supporters in the media, i can -- look, ken, since i'm talking to ken? thank you. it's not that i don't like looking at mika but i like to look at ken. thank you, tj. he's back and he's still ruining things for us. but it seems to me it's like this fox news show i was watching last night where the host was ranting about joe biden firing an investigator to protect hunter biden. it's been discredited. "the wall street journal" front page said it's discredited. in this case, they're talking about the steele dossier as being the improper starting point of the mueller investigation. like even the "wall street journal" editorial page said it last week, that is a lie, that is a discredited theory. it was discredited months ago. it doesn't hold up to the most basic timeline. >> well -- >> and yet, zrufdonald trump is sending his attorney general to investigate wrongdoing and people are still waiving tving bloody flag of the steele dossier. >> imagine in if this kind of network existed during watergate. these kind of things take up a mythology and they affect the

. >> wendy joins us now with ken bastida. you and i had a chance to talk about this the other day, lots of stories. >> i remember that concrete going like a wave. and, the microwaves on our truck started to wave like this. and, we began to move away from the trucks, because we realize that they would fall. but, it is interesting. that live chat was early enough that we had no idea how bad it was. and then, we began to get reports that the bay bridge had fallen. that was the way it was first reported. he >> it was so surreal because things kept coming in, and i was at kcbs radio and got sent to the bridge and couldn't cross it and there was liquefaction near the toll plaza, where sand and water,, and flooded the toll plaza and the water was backed down and left the sand there. it was the erie is thing, i got to the cyprus instructor, ran into doug murphy, who was a great reporter, he talk about, he says tenuous believers look at what is going on. we both stood there in awe and looked at this, smoke was coming out from the gap

i want to bring in former economist ken rogoff.y dovetails, rethinking imf after argentina. most recent loan to them, 56 billion became in danger almost immediately when that country voted in a party suggests that they may not even pay it back? >> yeah. i mean argentina's defaulted many times but this last loan and default happened so quickly you barely could blink before it happened. i think the main problem, international monetary fund. understand what it is, a large multilateral lending organization that typically comes in when a debtor country just can't tap private market. it has been spending beyond its means. it suddenly hit a wall and the problem the imf has been facing that it is under so much pressure to be soft, really pressure from ngos, the left, that it is losing its effectiveness to put in policies that bring in private lending that is the idea. many think it's a aid agency. that it is not set up that way. it may forgive loans but may never make any again. that is the kind of political problem they're facing. charles

mark: senator, you mentioned ken mark: senator johnson you mentioned a piece in "politico" january 112017 could have been busy creating efforts to sabotage trump backfire. and i want to read a partial quote. ukrainian government officials tried to help hillary clinton and undermine trump and did so by disseminating documents implicating a top trump aide in corruption and suggesting they weren't as to getting the matter i'm going to assume that was matter. trained officials reportedly quote help clinton's allies research damaging information on trump and his advisers. that is -- and it kind of went under the radar. is it conceivable that a cia or john brennan in particular, the sort of thingng is going on ande wouldn't know about it? >> i suppose it's conceivable that the headline set at backfire. i would argue this is just news. this is an insuranceha policy. they have this information but what has happened to the trump administration. chuck todd cut you off when i started talking about the december 15, 2016 text from peter strzok and lisa page. mark: i'm not going to cut you off. can

are plenty of for folks to go to pam and ken back to you.rant thank you again we have the evacuation centers listed here for you on your screen along with the addresses and you can also be sure to check kron 4 dot com for the very latest information regarding the fire as well as the evacuation all right continuing our breaking news coverage on the fire in sonoma county the kincaid fire and joined now by gail ong live tonight reporting also in the fire zone, gayle. >>again where in geyser ville about 4 miles away from i'm standing is where it was hit. >>missed over the about the only thing left standing in what was just hours ago, someone's home for the >>those >>we were there when alex sink went to check on his friend's home on geysers road in geyser ville heartbreaking. >>thing in thing could happen to so close to home. >>aftermath of the can kade fire at least 3 homes went up at its worst the air was filled with smoke and embers swirling. the wind made. >>there was no wind when i went to bed this time maybe 50 mile an hour winds. but it wa

ken clarke was standing down, fill it happen to have run as an independent.ms is also standing down and he has still been allowed back into the party. —— michael nicholas soames. it's about loyalty a nd michael nicholas soames. it's about loyalty and how much you have gone with the government agenda on this. the fact is i imagine most of these ten will accept the whip and one standing will maybe pop up in the house of lords as conservative peers on the other side of the general election, but what is quite interesting is david gauke who was just a secondary has not come back which is quite striking, the same as for ken clarke and philip hammond and robbie stuart who was standing as an independent candidate for mayor of london. bringing these ten back into the project will bolster boris johnson's numbers for the votes tonight but it is a clear sign of how he sees the future of the conservative party. do you know how this is going to affect what happens in constituencies, will the 11 who are not on this list have to run as independents and will be conservatives

ken and kim, thank you so much great to see both of you.aking of impeachment and the democrats' process, are pollster also to blame for driving the impeachment narrative? are they part of the narrative to gin up support for impeachment? case in point, this is the "usa today" suffolk poll. 46% believing trump should be ulimpeached and removed from office, but then when you break it allth down, the findings looa bit shakier than what the resistance crowd believes. 36% believe the house should impeached trump. 22% believe they should continue the inquiry, but not impeached. 37% believe they should drop the investigation. joining me not to analyze is john mclaughlin, trump 2020 campaign poster. john, what do the numbers tell us? the headline is always couched to look the worst for this president. >> they are arguing and framing the impeachment -- the media bias is framing it for the democrats, and you are exactly right. the republicans in the senate should step up and cut this off right now. because tomorrow, there is a sham resolution being pr

citizenship and immigration services, ken cuccinelli.apitol hill to answer questions today. and to be honest for as frank as he was in admitting that the administration really did want parents to pack up their sick kids and take them out of the country, for all his honesty on that point, yeah, they need to get out even if staying here is keeping them alive, he also just lied about a bunch of things having to do with the policy. he for example claimed the families were never threatened with being forced out of the country despite the fact all these families got letters telling them to get out of the country within 33 days. and there was also a stunning exchange in which mr. cuccinelli admitted while he instituted this change, while he's the one that put it into place he never bothered to learn about the cases of the severely ill kids he was potentially going to kill by making this policy shift. >> pediatricians in indiana reported that parents of at least two infants in neo natal intensive care unit received letters from uscis telling the

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thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken way and i'm pam moore, the sonoma county sheriff's department acknowledges this is a fast-moving fire here is what we know at this hour. >>the kim k fire broke out last night at 9 47 near the geysers geothermal plant, hundreds of people were forced to leave their homes. the entire town of guys are valle is under a mandatory evacuation order because of the wildfire driven by the strong winds 10,000 acres have burned so far and the fire is at 0% containment line check in now is kron four's dan kerman live tonight at cal fire's command post and what is the latest. >>well the latest is is that the fire which has been getting better most of the day. now appears to be getting worse to at least on the southern flank will zoom into a right now we're seeing a lot of gray smoke right there we're seeing our first flames at least from this location today. in the meantime let's talk about this whole pg knee issue as you know pgd reported to the california public utilities commission today that they had trouble with the transmission tower that was very near t

ller.was all about mue ken starr spent almost five years looking at clinton. he came before the committee. we had an impeachment inquiry vote. ken starr put forth to the senate judiciary committee allegations against president clinton. passed four articles of impeachment based on the starr report. it was transparent and subject to cross examination. two of those articles past the house. mueller investigated for two years and did not recommend any action. that is the difference. ? >> when it comes to impeachment messaging, it seems like the white house has changed course multiple times. you confident that you guys are on the same page? is that the hill now leading this messaging strategy? >> i spoke to mick mulvaney. getting theking on messaging team together. in thenvolved impeachment of president clinton. look what he did. team that was organized, had legal minds that could understand what was being said versus the legal proceedings in question. and they were on message everyday. president clinton defended himself but he never stopped being president. i think

at the live news desk ken bastida back to you. >> thanks. >>> mailman who has been a fixture in walnut creek for nearly 4 decades is hanging up his satchel. people who live there pretty sorry to see him go. kpix5 john ford caught up round for the final day. al >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of pieces of mail traveled through this office every single day. and one of the people who helped coordinates getting it to your house is leaving. joe bologna has been delivering mail here for 38 years in walnut creek combined with his service in the air force, he has 43 years of federal employment. today, is his last day on the job. tomorrow, he retires. . >> it's been a really great time. it really has. >> reporter: joe delivered mail all over walnut creek. in word of his retirement is just now hitting the streets. >> i heard that our mailman isretiring and i am so sad. lock at. this he brice our may every single day. >> reporter: i he got to ask you something everybody wants to know about letter carriers. how many times you been bit by a dog in. >> believe it or not, never been bit. i have se

but ken paxton is a logical choice to go after as a republican.you know, they are meeting every day to figure out who they can pick off one by one to join and support the merger before the december 9th trial date in the u.s. district court in manhattan. that's where the rubber meets the road on this thing. so they are looking every day to pick i off. there's a logical one i hear they're going after now is texas, and if they get that one, it's pretty big because texas is a huge state, as you know. lots going on t. initially, ken paxton said he was going to oppose the deal, right, join the coalition. one reason he probably didn't is, you know, in his state is none other than at&t which probably sees sprint/t-mobile as a major competitor. that said, ken paxton is a republican, and he's much more free market than laticia james, and he would also be bucking the trump administration and getting on the wrong side of his party if he stayed against this deal. and i think that's the legal argument -- that's the argument that t-mobile and sprint's attorneys

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thank you, ken. honestly, i'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to briefly introduce samantha this afternoon for her lecture as the winner of the daniel patrick monaghan prize. and in part because it's a real gift to have an opportunity to force sam in a ballroom full of people to hear what i think of her, because she would never stand for the smoke i'm about to blow if we were alone together. but also in large part because i really believe this prize uniquely suits her. there are the obvious parallels between monaghan and samantha. they both have irish roots. samantha was born in ireland and is a proud immigrant. and they're both authors. sam, i have to say insanely won a pulitzer prize for her book in her 20s after spending a year as a war reporter in the balkans. and they were both harvard professors and she still is and both served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. moreover, like monaghan, samantha is an ideas person. she's someone who's intellectually insatiable on a range of t

schiff, you want to be ken starr? at beacon's die. the judiciary committee and to be the first witness and take every question asked of y you. starting with your own involvement with the whistle-blower. folks, this ain't over. get ready. >> dana: chad pergram is following it all from capitol hill, i know you are ready. >> i'm bracing for it. here's what's interesting about that comment. what he is referring to is the model that was used in 1998 when the house judiciary committee called then ken starr who is the independent counsel investigating president clinton and had ken stark to questions and then you're david kendall who was president clinton's attorney turn and ask questions of ken starr. that was a remarkable moment. republic curtains are seeing who is the accuser if we were to follow that model from 1998? as it adam schiff question mike is at the whistle-blower? who could we pose questions too. here's the dirty secret if you get down into the nitty-gritty of this resolution it gives pretty good latitude to the house intelligen

ken? >> all else say is that we will look at all the test plans when we get back from the human launch system providers once the proposals are all in to talk a whole lot more in detail. it would not be good right now but, depending on the type of engine they have they may have that different engines, and companies have done it in other places around the country. they will be thoroughly tested before we get there. >> thank you for your responses, i yield back. >> thank you. the overall purpose of the hearing is to discuss with the weather the big picture long term fiscal and operational considerations have been thought through when we got the sudden and unexpected approach. it's one thing to deal with it, another thing to deal with the implications of it. you have commented in response to the church question that event be, submitting with the 21 in the long term out year projection for this particular, so does that submission include an updated full life cycle mission? does it include, you'

>>and ken wayne are back with our free news at 10 right after this.ve picture from mount sutro the sutro tower camera tt we have in san francisco, looking to the north d this is the king cake fire some 60 miles away from the city. lighting up the horizon in sonoma county. close to 600,000 pg e customers are without power are expected to lose their power again as dangerous winds continue to push to the south thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken why and i'm pam moore pg any scheduling its latest round of power shut off or 10 o'clock tonight right now. >>percent of co uh santa cruz, san mateo alameda and contra costa counties bring you the latest on the power shut off and the kincade fire but fir want to check on those windy conditions out there with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence taken off isn't at really picking up now we're just looking at some of ose wins not only we seeing some gusty winds. >>5060 miles per hour see sustained winds now of 3044 miles probably very eerie out there. tonight looking to the north you can see some of tha