the. >> with to remember, 2016 resident obama was the president of the united states and comey and klapper head of the intelligence operatic. not donald on trump had no ability to impact the outcome and giving a speech in front of tens of thousands of people everyday five times a day. if there's any accountability, russian interference, it falls under the obama administration in the leadership he had in place. we did not hear about these problems in the 2018 midterm elections and we won't hear about them in 2020, after donald trump the tough and the institutions and major we have integrity and security. let's go hold the people accountable who are responsible for crimes committed in 2016 and that comey, klapper and brennan. lou: it be great to see them under oath and to see them brought to account. cory, always good to talk with you recording lewandowski. thank you very much. up next the trip economy is booming, the american people are enjoying prosperity. that and much more right after this quiuiuiuiui lou: on wall street, the dow up 38 points. s & p closing flat. volume on the big board

nice to >>> good morning, i'm kira klapper.ng us about the incident. >>> plus, dr. jill biden in the bay area campaigning for her husband, what she didn't say to her supporters as joe biden tries to shame off president trump. >>> also, vianey arana is tracking a cooling trend across the bay area and the sierra snow. >>> good saturday morning, it is september 28th. here is a live look outside at downtown san jose. looks nice with those palm trees on this saturday morning. the first saturday of fall. but the last saturday of september. >> i know, it's kind of crazy. >> crazy as the calendar just continues to tick by. thank you so much for joining us, i'm kira klapper, vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> have you been ein

i am kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. yesterday was really chilly and so windy. >> it was really gusty. we had a cold front drop down. that kicked up the wind and it also kept our temperatures cooler and kira, tonight, it will get colder. get ready. >> i'm cold just think being in it. >> you'll need the jacket this afternoon. be

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast.s beautiful. >> it's so pretty. we've got the fog and it's still going to be another hot day again. >> yes. >> so keep that in mind. look at the san francisco shot. this is a little bit closer look at all that fog rolling through. 'supposed to be the golden gate bridge under there, well it is but you can't see it. if i take you through the temperatures for the afternoon through san jose, right now it's about 59 degrees but check out our expected highs for today, it's going to be warm and it's going to be breezy. temperatures running a couple of degrees cooler compared to yesterday and the reason for that is because we have a system with a little more cloud cover. as we head into tomorrow, we get increased winds and the high pressure will continue to dominate, so we are looking out for fire concerns throughout the bay area, headed into the work week, but overall today we're talking upper 80s, a couple of mid-70s for the bay, and along the coastline we're talking upper 60s. i'll go over

i'msanchez in for kira klapper. to see you, too. >> especially when you're forecasting relief. >> they'll like it if you don't like the heat. it's give and take. we have more cloud cover this morning and we'll keep some of that cloud cover, also notice the fog at the golden gate bridge. you can see the american flag waving, we've got breezy winds kicking up. it will get gusty around the coastline. current temperatures 59 degrees in an

i'm laura garcia, in for kira klapper. vianey has a look at that forecast.day out there. >> it is a great start, cool, comfortable, just like it was yesterday. look at this view from san jose, beautiful skies. we've got the ormg and pink hues through there right now. it's 58 degrees so you'll notice you might need a sweater as you head out the door. your microclimate highs for today is going to be another day of below seasonable temperatures, similar to the temperatures we saw yesterday. san francisco expect a high of 70 degrees. san jose only topping out in the upper 70s. the warmer spots will be in through the interior valleys including concord 85, napa 81, santa rosa 82 and it's not going to be as cloudy as it was yesterday. it will get a little bit of cloud cover coming through, but overall it's going to be a little bit more sunny and enjoy the cooler temperatures, because by the middle of the week, we are expected to warm right back up again into the 90s, so i'll break down the timeline, what you can expect headed into your work week. >> summer is hangi

kira klapper is off.w. vianey arana has a look at your microclimate forecast. >> we have some beautiful hues. it's so nice outside. i'm going to give you a slightly different view of the same thing. this is a shot on our sutro tower cam. the golden gate bridge, the very top of it, if you look through those rolling clouds of fog, you can kind of see that. this is one of my favorite shots. we will see the fog linger around through the first half of the morning, it's 59 degrees right now. it will give a combination of sun and clouds around 10:00, 11:00 in the upper 60s. yesterday at the san francisco international airport, they hit a high of 84 degrees. it was pretty hot. san francisco did manage to climb into the 70s and we will be climbing into those mid-70s again. the airport could see a high of about 80 degrees once again. downtown san francisco will be a little bit cooler. san jose 64 degrees. your microclimate highs will reach into the 90s though for the interior valleys. we have this high pressure tha

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kira klapper is off. vianey arana has a look at your microclimate forecast on this sunday morning. >> good morning, scott. >> good morning. >> thanks for waking up with us. you normally wake up early. >> this was sleeping in for me. >> i'm impressed. pour yourself a cup of coffee, i'm barely on my first cup of coffee. to be fair, we're all waking up together. 54 degrees right now. look at the sunshine in healdsburg, and look at the fog rolling through san francisco. that's a live image, 59 degrees. we were certainly warm. we have a nice onshore flow that will help keep the coastline a little bit cool but we're still expecting to be fairly warm this afternoon with a combination of good old sun and clouds. in san jose, currently right around 63 degrees, temperatures will soar into the upper 80s, by 2:00 we're talking about 80 seegz, and san jose is not going to be one of our hottest spots, in through the tri-valley tracking another day in the 90s. the temperatures in the day will be similar to what we exper

i'msanchez in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here, nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> especially when you're forecasting relief. >> they'll like it if you don't like the heat. it's give and take. we have more cloud cover this morning and we'll keep some of that cloud cover, also notice the fog at the golden gate bridge. you can see the american flag waving, we've got breezy winds kicking up. it will get gusty around the coastline. current temperatures 59 degrees in oakland, 57 in fremont. 56 in san francisco and satellite radar if you look just off to the north, that's the system that we're tracking that's going to cool us off and bring rain chances overnight into tomorrow morning for far northern california, but it could spread a little further down south right now, looking at some of the models, the forecast in 15 minutes, the san jose temperature trend will be in the 70s. again it's going to be a little cloudier today, it's a give and take but thanks to that we'll be a lot cooler. let me give you a r

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. boy, yesterday was a hot one. >> it was hot. it's going to be warm again today. like i was telling kira, our temperatures are going to take a little bit of a roller coaster this week. >> yes, it sounds a little bit because it might end in rain which i almost can't believe. >> i was just about to say that, exactly. >> sorry. >> it's okay. this is a shot of san francisco, where is the going going? somewhere behind all of that fog. we'll see a lot more cloud cover today. we're going to be running a few degrees cooler. the reason for that, we have a system, a trough off in the pacific northwest that is keeping our temperatures slightly below seasonable for today but it's still warm through the inland areas. you can see here on satellite radar the system just off to the north, i'm going to zoom in a little bit closer, you can see how it's bringing that cloud cover and that's what's going to keep our temperatures slightly more comfortabl

i am kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. it officially became fall this past week and boy, did we accelerate. yesterday was really chilly and so windy. >> it was really gusty. we had a cold front drop down. that kicked up the wind and it also kept our temperatures cooler and kira, tonight, it will get colder. get ready. >> i'm cold just think being in it. >> you'll need the jacket this afternoon. beautiful view over san jose. it's not as windy inland but the coastline is seeing upwards of 20 plus miles per hour. san jose right now though 49 degrees. we dipped down below the 50s, some areas even in the 30s right now. san francisco 53 degrees. wind speeds about 8 miles per hour. now the 24-hour temperature change is pretty significant, napa is seeing overnight lows in the 30s. we expect cold overnight lows tonight, a very cold start into monday and tuesday, and our afternoon highs are only going to be climbing into the upper 60s. so certainly going to be one of those days where you really bundle up. i was cracking up because i

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast and boy did it cool down fast. >> it did. it cooled down fast and it's going to get even cooler. >> oh, man. >> through the afternoon and to tomorrow too. right now, in san francisco, look at that view. 53 degrees. wind speeds at about 18 miles per hour and notice not a lot of fog. yesterday we had a very drizzly start in san francisco. overall current temperatures running a lot cooler this morning, 51 degrees in fremont, mill valley, 47, just to give you an idea. the 24-hour temperature change compared to yesterday's is pretty significant in santa rosa, almost 20 degrees cooler at this hour. san jose, 12 degrees cooler, and your daytime highs through the afternoon, it will be breezy for inland areas but it will start to get really gusty around the coastline. look at the temperatures, below seasonal, santa cruz 70 degrees, morgan hills 72 and by tomorrow, inland areas are only going to be topping out in the upper 60s as we have a co

thanks so much for joining us i'm laura garcia in for kira klapper this morning. hopefully i'm not throwing people. >> don't freak out. it's not monday. it's still sunday. >> this is not monday just yet. we'll still enjoy the weekend. looks like a nice day. it's great to be here. >> you know, and it's going to be a gorgeous day, so once you head outside, you're going to notice it's a lot clearer in san francisco. we do have some areas of fog, but overall the sun is starting to shine on through, so let's take a look at the current temperatures, it's cool right now, 56 degrees in oakland. 59 in fremont. notice that fog really starting to get dense around half moon bay. yesterday we had a mix of sun and clouds but what's hanging on tight is that ocean breeze. winds right now upwards of 28-plus miles per hour in san francisco. at the airport we're getting gusty conditions as well and that's all thanks to a nearby system and we had a trough that moved in overnight. notice the temperatures run being eight degrees cooler at this hour than yesterday. we have the beautiful

next is marjorie klapper of menlo park with a recommended sentence of four months. in the college entrance exam cheating scheme for her son. peter sartorio of menlo park with one month. he agreed to paid singer $15,000 to participate in the college entrance exam cheating scheme for his daughter. actress felicity huffman is facing a one-month recommended sentence. through her attorneys she is asking for no prison time. the government says they considered the amount of the bribe, whether somebody was a repeat player, whether they were active or passive parts paicipan the scheme and whether or not they involved their children. for the i-team, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >>> a gun buy back in daly city to help reduce gun violence. assault rifles can be exchanged for $200. the weapons must be unloaded and in the trunk or a locked storage box in the back of your car. other firearms will be accepted and will be destroyed. the event starts at 10:00 this morning at city hall in daly city. >>> also happening today in san francisco, a world renowned ultra swimmer will be at

durham work on how the conspiracy against the president got started in the role of john brennan and klapper in comay in the conspiracy is going to be really big. but the problem is the delay. every day that goes by, the president loses an opportunity to make a bigger case than the one the 30 been made. that is not his fault, that's the system. the problem is, as you start as poorly as the president was forced to start with jeff sessions and rod words inside and you don't get bill barr until two and half years into presidency, it makes life pretty rough. i'm hoping that horowitz and durham will fix that for the president. >> this president wants transparency and he is declare that. does he not have an option is to say let every damn document out, i do not want to see anymore nonsense and let it rip. >> he does have the option but he gave it to bill barr, that will be up to bill barr to do any declassification -- he gave it to bill barr and bill barr is probably waiting for durham to finish whatever he's doing. this should all happen, this never should have happened in the first place. >> the

now, klapper was constantly stepping up for his partner in crime. now, naturally, they are both colleagues at cnn. they had a very cozy relationship with the press. he even works with journalists. that included his wife. tell mike and the commonwealth of virginia. also breaking tonight. another new story. sara carter is now reporting the department of justice is seeking tax messages from andrew mccabe, allegedly the clinton probe. is that the house committee tried and failed to obtain. fox news investigative reporter, sara carter. sarah, i think this is really important on a lot of fronts. why don't we let you give the details. >> sarah: it's important on any front, sean, because it's going to reveal. not only was he fired for basically lying to michael hoar wreck, but his communications with comey. his communications with other members of the team. also, his communications with other fbi members who were involved in the investigation. some of others we haven't publicly named yet. this is another reason why the department of justice is seeking this

ulrich klapper who died last month.e president mike pence is calling for a thorough investigation of the grisly findings. planned parenthood reaching an agreement with its former ceo of her severanc a severance packag. she claims planned parenthood tried to buy her silence by holding her health insurance and departure payout. planned parenthood said that is untrue. and on a lighter note, former white house secretary sean spicer scoring four is across the board in his "dancing with the stars" debut. he played the bongos and sported a bright green flamenco looking shirt. in a tweet before his performance he said he won't forget this for some time and might even need some therapy. "the new york times" is facing scrutiny for running their story on justice brett kavanaugh causing some to question the objectivity in the mainstream media. mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i two goals today! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help. when y

brennan, klapper, mccabe.ow they are still looking the other way. >> greg: it's true, i can never look at "the new york times" the same way again. >> dana: you don't have to. you have other options. you are an american. you have other options. >> greg: this story is huge. >> dana: yet, but it also shows what she said a year ago at the same time, where she is like, "oh wait. actually no." when juan said that this was not an insight into it, i disagree, because as soon as that story posted, you had several democratic 2020 candidates saying that he must be impeache impeached. they can't wait for half a second. you have to think about the judgment. a rush of judgment. you have to think about how rash that is. the other thing i would say about this whole thing is in 2004 and five, zero four, '05. in zero five, i was one of the spokespeople for it. it was a very controversial nomination. this was never brought up. not once. what they went after him for in 2005 was torture and whether he had written a memo along the

. >> laura: joe come all these cable outfits hiring these deep stators, brennan, klapper, mccabe, comey sad commentary on the state of the fbi under comey because if you look at them to see who they are and what they have done, it is all failure. and it is lying. and it is political corruption in it is deceiving the american people. it is seditious behavior. i mean, what a legacy comey left. this is a guy who taught ethics at williams and mary? give me a break. >> laura: and he's also the guy who claims he wasn't political and his wife said he was running for office and they gave a lot of money to the democrats. i want you guys to not forget he was in the room when it happened when rosenstein supposedly talked about wiretapping a sitting president of the united states. he didn't seem that shocked, watch. >> we talked about why the president had insisted on firing the director and whether or not he was thinking about the russian investigation, the deputy attorney general offered to wear a wire into the white house. he said to come i never get searched when i go into the white house. i ca

i'm sits in for kira klapper alongside vianey arana who will talk about the weather for the blood drive report and whatever you have planned. >> 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., it is a good window for san jose, garvin will have a lot of water, because after that, it will get really hot into the 90s. getting to the forecast, at 9:00 a.m., in the 70s but we still have plenty of sunshine to go donate blood for today. at 1:00, 86 degrees and then notice shortly after that, that's when our temperatures are expected to sort of start peaking by about 3:00 to 4:00, and we could be in the mid 90s for inland areas but overall the weather will be beautiful today. and again, this is at princeton plaza, right, garvin? >> yes. 1375 blossom hill road. once again that is 1375 blossom hill road. any landmarks they can look out for? >> when you get to princeton plaza, if you look at the meridian avenue side of the mall, we have three whole blood drives. it is a big deal a big event. >> oh, great. everybody will be here waving like this. >> and my kids will be out there with signs trying to get people to donate.

i'm kira klapper. back with my girl, vianey arana who has a look at our micro climate forecast. >> i did come back. >> yeah. >> ironically my two children would not go to sleep last night. they knew i was coming back to work. >> they're like mom is going to slin out really early in the morning. i got to make sure i'm awake. >> >> exactly. they're finally asleep now. that's what matters. >> we're happy to have you back. >> i'm happy to be back. >> and people are facebook messaging me, tweeting me, when is kira coming back? >> i don't know if i believe that but thank you. >> the sun dress is on. and sunny today. the last weekend of summer. and it is going to be gorgeous out there. i mean we've got the clear skies. not too concerned with the cloud cover. and here it is, you can see how clear the satellite radar is, with clear sky, and we will have those temperatures, running a few degrees warmer than yesterday. and inland areas expect 90s in today's forecast. and so hey, at least it will still feel like s

here today having watched these facts unfold, do you have any -- any rationale as to why maybe the klapper, brennan, comey, obama/biden team didn't want to give the trump campaign a fair defensive briefing about the threats we were facing? >> it's actually unfathomable to me that they didn't contact major political nominee for president of the united states and inform them of potential threats against election process in 2016. >> and we could be finding that out now. i mean, we could have those people before our committee to figure that out. to get those answers. one final question. has the inspector general employed by the united states government ever accused you of breaking the law? >> no. >> they have with james comey and the leadership of this committee won't bring him forward even though the attorney general said his work impaired efforts of over 35,000 fbi agents, it's a shame you're here, mr. lewandowski. jim comey should be sitting in that chair for not giving you the briefing you are entitled to. i yeield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york. >> before

klapper. today we did learn its considered executive privilege. i assumed it was executive privilege when barack obama was talking and said, "tell vlad i'll have more flexible adapter election." and he said, "i'm right there with you." i asked about that in an open hearing he said, "i won't comment on private conversation between two heads of state." i think i got clearly that that's protected. and the only place that this can come from as if the white house gives a waiver to that executive privilege. >> harris: real quick, last topic. 2020 democrat kamala harris treated this. "i will say it again, barr --" and she means attorney general william barr -- "must come testify under oath. william barr and rudy giuliani, both mentioned that whistle-blower complaints. >> you're welcome to the new democratic party on the democrat-controlled congress. we are seeing this type of action taking place. that no one has integrity put them. it's interesting, because we see a lot where the fingers should be pointing in the other direction. mr. barr is and always h

are on the receiving end of it, kind of criticism both of it's you or me or people like director klapper and others who obviously government and now are trying to surf this purpose of trying to help decipher and spend from reality. what i would thanks is people were critics of this group, asked the question what do you expect of people who spent so much time surfing in these institutions. for years sometimes over decades surfing the greater good upholding the constitution to protect the nation, what are they supposed to do when they see these things in the same institutions on assault for political reasons. you could be part of why it's which us with a lot of the critics would like because when narrative continues. they are the corrupt and the live. but it requires good people who understand the agencies to step up and say this is right and this is wrong. one thing i do well and michael today is to ensure the viewers in the public understand again what is the center of gravity that the truth. the caveat things. if i'm about you and hearing the news, i'll say, full disclosure i work for h

i know both sides have said a lot of bad things, not just james comey and klapper, but a lot of employeese on television, fox, cnn, msnbc constantly criticizing the president. to me, that is a serious problem. host: who is? responsible for that problem? guest: i don't know who is responsible for that, but i can understand president trump's distrust because in his eyes and my eyes, there was no reason to launch the russia investigation to begin with. if we are going to investigate more things on president trump, i would like to investigate what was the genesis of the russia investigation? was it the steele dossier? democrat opposition research firm trying to dig up dirt on trump. the same thing the caller said with trump on biden. not many people in washington in the republican have ever thought biden would be the democrat nominee. we always thought it would be elizabeth warren, kamala harris, maybe even bernie sanders. had the right, in my mind, to ask his ukrainian counterpart about potential corruption between the united states and the ukraine. says frank in long island democrats are pu