we do know from klapper's testimony that he did like to talk to reporters.e has admitted that in this testimony. >> remember they have seen it how mike received lot of documents. the defense is entitled to his exculpatory information, and molly and i were just talking in the green room, their text messages that have just been released in the filing that nobody has seen before. that referred to leaks and a crescendo of leaks, this is wild stuff. we are getting behind the scenes picture of how these agents were, from my view, my background in criminal defense, if i were sidney powell i would be making this exact argument. you were approved of the set up a flynn. and that's obviously what it looks like more and more. >> they referred to each other in their own texts as if lisa page was massaging or auditing peter strzok's notes to make a more criminalizing case and then lied about it when she was confronted with the actual text. it's even more bizarre because remember these are the same to who post fecteau decided that james comey's presidential men those were

a bay area mother marjorie klapper with a jewelry business from menlo park is due to be sentencing at 11:30 our time and prosecutors are asking for four months in prison and a year of probation and $20,000 in fines and restitution. she admitted to paying $15,000 to have her son a.c.t. scores inflated and it is unclear whether her son knew about the cheating. only one parent have avoided jail time peter sant oreo sentenced to probation and 250 hours of community service and fined $9,500 pleaded guilty early on admitting he paid a college admission consultant to bribe test proctors to correct his daughter's a.c.t. answers. other parents have been sentenced to prin time. felicity huffman is the first to report, she asked the judge in boston whether she could serve her time here in california so she could be closer to her family. we expect that perhaps marjorie klapper might ask the judge the same thing because she is from menlo park. in dublin, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> live to that news conference that is going on, hoping to learn more about the investigation into

marjorie klapper was given three weeks in prison for paying to have her son's act scores corrected. son's college application claimed that he was african- american. the menlo park jewelry store owner pleaded for leniency. arguing she wasn't wealthy or famous. the judge did not buy it. she joins other bay area parents we have been sentence. peter sartorial. the only one to completely avoid jail time. he got a years probation and $9500 fine. former napa vineyard owner got the stiffest distance and so far. five months in a $100,000 fine. marjorie klapper census the three weeks and $9500 fine. >>> felicity huffman who began her two-week sentence in the federal prison in dublin yesterday was also ordered to pay $30,000. she is due to be released on october 27.>>> we get a change coming our way. shut off the irrigation today. >>> i can't believe it is going to rain. up and down with those temperatures. >>> we might not get enough the rain to help ken's lawn. it is going to be a sprinkle. we are going to get a taste of fall tomorrow. late summer is coming right back. we will be near 90 inl

i'm kira klapper.ianey arana has a look at that, a lot to talk about. >> yes, so right now, we're sort of calm when it comes to the winds, the temperatures, as we head out the door, 43 degrees in santa rosa, and 50s down to the south bay, and into the interior, and your temperature trend into the afternoon, it is going to be nice, in the 70s, but keep in mind, that there is a spare the air alert, because of the smoke that is drifting from the nearby wildfires. red flag warnings will be in effect starting at 8:00 p.m. tonight. all the way through monday. for the north bay. the east bay. the santa cruz mountains. and even for the san francisco peninsula area. because possible gusts and high peaks could hit 80 miles an hour. more on that later. >> 80 miles an hour. we will see you at 7:00, vianey, thanks. >>> as vianey was saying, get ready for another round of safety shutoffs, pg&e notifying up to two million people they could be without power this afternoon, the utility is warning communities throughout

i'm kira klapper.as a look at the micro climate. >> it is cooler and a little warmer throughout the day, especially in the interior valleys. right now, a little chilly in most spots. san francisco 57 degrees. notice the wind speed, very calm. and this is a nice sort of sight to see. and petaluma, 38 degrees. in through the south bay, we're in the 40s. so we're going to have chilly mornings to start but as we head in toward the afternoon, looking at the temperature trend, we will climb into the upper 70s and 80s. >> wow. >> good day to go out and see the blue angels. >> all right, vianey, thanks. >>> it sure has been a long week for thousands of people living without power during this unprecedented pg&e shut-off. and getting back to normal will be a process. grocery stores including this safeway in lafayette, have refrigerate trucks lining up to unload products on to their empty shelves inside. employees are hustling to stock meat and produce after this store went without power for 4 hours. families liv

whether it's klapper or comey or all of these people. >> they were very interested in interviewing the director of national intelligence. source just tell fox news that the investigator of investigations turn criminal due to big things. that was his recent trip to rome where he met with and italian intelligence and not yet released findings. a federal judge ruling the justice department by no later than october 30th. so tonight house impeachment investigators are prepping to pick back up. the republican ji jim jordan tas major issue with that. he said scheduling it on the weekend was an act of bad faith on the part of democratic adam schiff. >> a rare saturday session. a key white house witness in impeachment, on the other side the doj's origin probe is now a criminal inquiry. that means prosecutor john durham has the power to subpoena and file criminal charges and that isn't all. >> now we have unofficial criminal investigation. that means that durham and barr can impanel a grand jury and that's why they are running around today in a near panic. >> civil rights attorney david burnie.

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast.sterday was pretty perfect. >> chilled but warm at the same time. today the temperatures will be even cooler. look off in the distance, we've got a little bit of low clouds hanging out around the coastline, expect to see build further in through the coast but right now in san jose 52 degrees. current temperatures though in santa rosa another chilly start yet again. we have the 30s yesterday morning. today we're at 39 degrees, and we have a bit of a cooling trend that's starting today, which means our temperatures will be running a few degrees below normal, and a lot cooler than yesterday. yesterday we still managed to hit some 80s. today we're only topping out in the mid to upper 70s. san francisco topping out at about 66 degrees and overall, mostly clear skies through the afternoon, and then we've got a bit of a change headed into the work week. >> always some change you have for us. we'll see you at 7:00, vianey, thanks. >>> now to our continuing coverage of pg&e's power shutoff. eve

i'm kira klapper.r joining us. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. i actually had mist on my car. >> we even felt some drizzle in some parts. that was because of a cold front that's also brought a lot of the cloud cover, and right now in san francisco the system has tracked its way out, temperatures at 53 degrees in san francisco. meanwhile in san jose, current temps 56 degrees. we could still see patchy fog this morning start to build within the next half hour. as we head toward the afternoon, it's going to be sunnier today and our temperatures will warm up into the start of our warming trend. by 12:00 we'll be in the upper 60s and here is a look at what you can expect headed out the door, if you are planning your outfit for the day, mid to upper 70s through the interior valleys and today is the last day of the 70s. tomorrow inland temperatures will be on the rise climbing into the 80s, elevated fire danger, come up at 7:00 a.m. >> we'll see you at 7:00, thanks. >>> we are learning n

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast.>> it's a little chilly. but don't be

i'm kira klapper.meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey with a look at our microclimate forecast. some scary conditions out there. >> yes, interesting observation from san bruno mountain, it is breezy up there. you saw the bay itself, relatively mirror-like. not a lot of wind at sea level, but for the hilltops of the north bay above a thousand feet, red flag warnings through at least 10:00 this morning and one of the side effects of that is the dry offshore winds. half moon bay at 66 degrees this morning, a sign you have the offshore breezes. san francisco 59 and likely mid 80s this afternoon. not just for san francisco, but look at upper 80s down toward santa cruz and san jose. warmest spots inland today near 90 degrees. tomorrow we'll see less wind, slight cooling around san francisco and the coast, as we await the next round of gusty winds, which will likely arrive for wednesday and thursday and for the valleys tomorrow a little less wind. we could see a slight uptick in temperatures tomorrow, tr

i'm kira klapper. >> we have evacuations. this is why. the flames are just being fueled and fanned along so rapidly people in windsor and healdsburg are under those mandatory evacuation orders as well. other evacuation warnings have been issuing for gifford springs, whispering pines, anderson springs, holeburg, and cobb mountain as well yochl ku see right here. people have been told to leave other parts in surrounding areas of sonoma county as well. >> this goes as far as mt. st. helena, as far south here and close to the coastline as well. >> it's incredible to look at. once again they're mandatory evacuations. they spread across the line with napa county to the east all the way to the ocean in the west. >> if you really want a good idea of how fast this fire has consumed, we're going to check in with bob redell right now. he's at the soda rock winery in healdsburg right now. this is a historic site built in 1869, and it's now destroyed. >> sadly yes. i was pointing to a house that caught fire. here we are 30 minutes later. all that rema

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kira klapper. we want to get you to the latest. many centers are to capacity right now. two main evacuation centers you can head to. the marin county fair grounds will open at 8:00 to accommodate evac yeets. it's at 10 and avenue of the flags in san rafael. it's not open until 8:00. but in the next hour you're okay to line up and wait for the gates and doors to open. also the sonoma county fair grounds is accepting evacuees. the petaluma community center and fair grounds, the reason we're still mentioning to them, they're good meeting places. you can meet with people there and then evacuate together. the finley community center was an evacuation center and it has now been evacuated itself. again, if you need a place to stay, yourptions in the north bay are currently the marin county fair grounds and the sonoma county fair grounds. >> here's a look at the evacuation map you can see. look how wide it is. people should be ready to leave. in fact n many parts of sonoma county extends as far as mt. stch

and others. >> brennan, klapper and others are called to testify, he's a well respected prosecutor, what conditions would they be provided immunity? >> that's a good question, and federal court immunity is very tricky and people to understand they think you're getting immunity for the crime which is transactional immunity. you get immunity for your words. theory being put to in the same position that you're in with her for the moment and only force you to testify. this gets tricky. but back to your question the way this plays out for 30 years people, and say i received a grand jury subpoena i say come in and we start talking, then you call the government and you say i'll bring them in for an informal interview session before you put them before the grand jury and they say okay that sounds good that's the way it plays out. you can also assert privileges but in the high toxic political case taking the fifth amendment everybody will go nuts. that will not happen. >> this is adam in san francisco, i'm not going to ask you a legal question when ask your cultural question, number one if y

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast. pretty clear out there but it is chilly. >> it's a little chilly. but don't be afraid if you start to notice the cloud cover start to roll in. it was starting out a little clear, and high clouds will eventually change now. and 50 degrees currently in san jose. also, we will be seeing some fog building along the coastline, at some point, patchy fog. the main reason for that is san francisco is because of this storm system that is just off to the north. but we were talking about chilly and look at some spots down to the low 40s. an rosa 44, and santa cruz 46 and here is the satellite radar, and zooming in a little closer, to give you an idea of the cloud cover that will start rolling in, and you notice the rain pretty far off to the north near the reading area, and you can see the chance of some drizzle for san francisco and the north bay. if you get caught up in some drizzle, don't be afraid. it is not major rain. we're not talking about crazy accumulations or anything. san jose temper

i'm kira klapper. we are under a microclimate weather alert. vianey arana is here to explain. high winds, and fire danger. >> that's what we're monitoring, and even though at the 7:00 a.m. hour, we're not necessarily seeing winds. look at the skies. this is all because of the smoke. it makes for a beautiful sight. but keep in mind that that air quality is very unhealthy right now, and it will continue to be that way as the smoke continues to drift from the nearby fires and with the change in the wind coming in tonight, that is also going to impact the air quality as well. 55 degrees right now, in san jose. and into the next couple of hours, it will be a cooler afternoon, for the temperatures cooler than yesterday, but the thing that we're monitoring the most, is going to be, here goes the air quality, north bay, all the way down to the south bay, so you look at the color key there, that index lets you know that the orange falls in the range of 101 to 150, it is unhealthy air quality range. and it will

that's why you see people like brennan and klapper become increasingly unhinged. >> martha: they haven'tared, they have been on cable news a lot lately. with regard to the perjury we have looked into it and james clapper did not -- he didn't say i never heard of george papadopoulos in front of congress, he said something to that effect on cnn when he was explaining he didn't know you're part of the story when he claimed there was no russia trump collusion. do you want to comment on that? >> sure. we have evidence, even the president himself has tweeted about this that peter strzok and lisa page were discussing an active counterintelligence investigation into the trump campaign as early as decembe december 2015. we have evidence that the infamous professor joseph misfud was targeting michael flynn three months before he was targeting me. if the that these were all events and characters in this story were random nobodies, that intel agencies had no idea about i think it's absurd. >> martha: do you believe there's a link between james clapper and john brennan and alexander downer in austral

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast and it is going to be a good one to get out and look at the skies tooed. >> look how beautiful it is. it is going to be a perfect day to really go out and enjoy. overall. all in all. right now, in san francisco, the current temperatures are 57 degrees, so it is not too cold in fran, but running a little chilly in some spots, 51 in san jose. let's look at how of the rest of the bay area. petaluma, it is a little cooler. that number is 37 degrees. so we definitely have, there's a couple of chilly overnight lows, mainly up through the north bay, though, but look at the south bay down below, we will be seeing a little bit of a slight warmup. 18 degrees cooler at this hour, over nine degrees cooler and let's take a look at the microclimate highs and temperatures, five degrees, warmer than what we saw yesterday and in some spots, but looking at what is on the way. a rollercoaster. i will take you through that in a few minutes. >> the only

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. if that's any indication it will be a gorgeous day. yesterday was perfect. >> i have to have them share the photo, norbert, take a photo and share it with us. you saw that beautiful view but then we also have this other view, this is iconic for san francisco and this is the fog that's rolling through. >> beautiful in a different way. >> exactly. >> we didn't see any of this fog yesterday but now we're seeing that slowly creep in through the golden gate bridge, and the current temperatures are running a lot chillier this morning. actually around the same temperature as yesterday but look up through santa rosa 38 degrees. as a matter of fact through ukiah there is a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. because of how chilly it is and we're going to expect to see a little bit of a cooler day ahead. satellite radar increase in the low clouds, not expecting too much cloud cover through the inland areas. mostly clear skies for the afternoon and temperature trend once we get rid of the c

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana, still a little ll by loong at her.but you can't >> o thanks. >> has a look at our microclimate forecast, and you say we have a little bit of a warmup today. >> we will, but you can't tell by listening to me. right now in san francisco, look how beautiful the sky line looks. that is the cloud cover, we're seeing some areas of fog through san jose, 55 degrees. so even though we've got a little of that patchy morning fog, by the afternoon we're expecting much sunnier and warmer conditions. current temperatures right now in napa it's cold, 43 degrees. 43 degrees in san jose and look at your daytime highs. i want to show you these out of the gate. if you're headed out the door any time soon, your temperatures will be running warmer into the interior valleys and this is setting up for a warming trend that's already under way, a high pressure system is expected to dry us out but it's also going to kick up some northeasterly winds. what's going to happen is that dries us out. th

national security, no criticism intended, experienced national security officials, people like jim klapper, who served over 50 years as an intelligence officer. they worry that you have got a kind of hidden hand on the nation's steering wheel. that surfaced in the whistleblower complaint. it could be interesting for people, could you respond from this long experience you have had to this argument that is out there. >> i never heard of the term deep state. maybe i was in a government list, but until the campaign and i had never heard of that until the campaign and afterwards. allegedly, this is a conspiracy of career government public servants who somehow organize themselves into a conspiracy to undermine or overthrow the president. which, on its face, is ridiculous. the intelligence community, truth to power under whatever difficult circumstances that may be. sure, people in the intelligence community are citizens like everyone else. they park those political preferences at the door before they walk into the office. unfortunately, this recent whistleblower complaint coming from a member of

marjorie klapper sentenced to three weeks behind bars today. she admitted she pay to have her son's act answers corrected. and lied about his race on his applications. the jewelry store owner appealed for leniency saying she is not rich or famous. the judge did not buy it. >>> the ex-girlfriend of raiders offensive lineman trent brown is claiming he slapped and punched and choked her on several occasions over the past year. diorra marzette-sanders filed a new domestic violence lawsuit. also claiming the brown threatened to shoot her if she prevented him from seeing their young son. brown denied the claims on twitter saying they are false. i believe in the court system where i will clear my name. >>> in march he signed a four- year $66 million contract. the highest ever for an offensive lineman. >>> the twitter war is going on in the meltdown. >>> there is a heated back and forth between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> a sneak peek at early games multimillion dollar plan to fight sea level rise.>>> the heroic rescue story the

marjorie klapper was sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted paying $15,000 to have her son's a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing her son's race on the applications in order to increase his chances of being admitted to college. >>> any report by the council on american-islamic relations shows bullying of muslim students in california is down but still higher than the national average. the biannual cair report says bullying toward muslimwhile the are down the study also said it of the have already read that is funneled by the trump administration. >> cair said two state laws are helping. they are designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> victims of past sexual assault have started filing lawsuits because of a new state law that gives them more time to sue. governor newsom sign that law on sunday giving victims until the age of 40 come up from the age of 26, to file a lawsuit. donna stone is among three women suing the oakland diocese , accusing clergy members

menlo park jewelry store owner marjorie klapper has been sentenced to three weeks behind bars. she pleaded guilty to playing $15,000 to have her son's act scores corrected. her son's college application also claimed he was african- american. the judge rejected pleas for leniency. clapper argued she is not a wealthy celebrity or business magnet like others caught up in the scandal. this comes one day after felicity huffman began serving her two-week sentence at the federal correctional facility in dublin. the nfl has another domestic violence issue. oakland raiders offensive lineman trent brown is being accused in a new lawsuit. diorra marzette-sanders his girlfriend filed a lawsuit in alameda county superior court monday. he claims brown turned violent against her several times over the last seven months including choking her and leaving her bruised and bloodied. he said the claims are false. the nfl is expected to begin an investigation on these allegations. brown signed a four-year $66 million contract with oakland in the off-season. >>> top democrat stay trump just couldn't

i i'm kira klapper.e the winds picking up tonight. the reason it is clear outside right now, no fog, as you can see a pretty few from the san bruno mountain to the bay bridge, 57 degrees, and before the wind picks up, it is a chilly start. down to 42 in morgan hill. 43 in fairfield. you will see for highs today, starting the upward climb. some low to mid-80s inland today. san francisco and oakland into the 70s. but the issue to watch will be in the north bay. as we head into tonight, from 8:00, through mid to late morning tomorrow, red flag warning above a thousand feet. temperatures tomorrow, 80s. sunday into monday. and notice how the valleys will continue with the temperatures rising into the 90s by monday. so a summer-like finish to the weekend. we will have a closer look at the wind speeds coming up today at 7:00. >> we will see you at 7:00, thanks. >>> as rob was just saying, the warmup has fire departments ramping up. a red flag warning starts tonight for the north bay hills. marin county fire for

butppen to think it does you look at brennan and you look at klapper and you got some real beauties.hey are looking into the corruption. i don't know anything about the meeting but it would be appropriate. you read it in the same papers i do that they didn't go to other countries to try and hide what they were doing. italy may have been one of them. so you have to ask attorney .eneral barr >> yes, turkey is a member of nato. that is something very important, of course. i would like to remind you that there is currently an italian contribution to turkey. we have an antimissile system which italy has been having in turkey for a number of years with the context of a nato mission. said, something more important than my friendship is the truth. the relationship of friendships and alliances of course don't mean that we can't say the turkish attack on syria was a mistake and have condemned the attack due to the reasons i mentioned. the solution of course does not lie in sanctions. if it continues, sanctions will and italy has made announcements as has the european union. solution is- your t

klapper in front of congress lying about communications, and he got promoted. there is just a lot of stuff going on in the government that shouldn't be going on that doesn't conform to the constitution. i think there is a deep state because bureaucracy has gotten big, and good at covering up their own butts, you have the text messages from page and stuff that was revealed on the policy toward miss tromp, i trump, the way the whistleblower system is set up, there might not even be a real person if the ig and mr. schiff and his staff is just working together to bring a whistleblower complaint because he is never exposed. host: let's take that point. , one of know the lawyer the lawyers representing this individual. when we did our whistleblowing, and although we have gone our separate ways with respect to edward snowden, if there is one thing i will tell you, if mark zane says he is representing somebody and that is a living person, that is a fact. a second person has come forward on the basis of what we have. i agree with the caller that the lack of a truly tran

brennan, klapper, comey, and the wild card is i don't know who had knowledge within the justice department at the supervisory level necessary to improve this, but if anybody is in that loop that knew of the origins of the steele dossier and political connections and made the decision who was complicit in the decision to not disclose that information to the fisa court, i think what we are anticipating is that folks have potential criminal liability, yes. >> this is when people start getting nervous. as we saw in the situation with paul manafort, the screws are turned on individuals and it happens a lot. i represented people, it happened to them. and people start coughing up details to avoid jail time, correct? >> that's correct. the way this typically works is you go at the lower-level people and asked them to provide evidence on the supervisors. not going to start with having the screws on that doj officials may have including fisa warrants, but the lower level people who have more to lose, they don't have that top level political exposure, so that's how this is going to go. for all we kno

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. >> laura: brennan and klapper, they are on a smash and a smear campaign. they have to do it as much as possible to get the drum beat going. final thoughts real quick. >> i interviewed the president about his conversation with mueller, the president said he was applying for the job to be fbi director. i interviewed his personal assistant, she said the same thing. then i asked the president did you talk about the reason you fired james comey? the president he paused for 20 seconds and said no comment. it was clear to me the answer was they did talk about it which means mueller was a fact witness they are trying to gather incriminating evidence against the president he should have disqualified himself, . >> laura: congratulations on your new book. always great to have you on. the trump campaign fires back after a democrat mayor tries to keep the president from actually holding a campaign rally. liberals are all for free speech, except when you're speech disagrees with theirs. mercedes schlapp campaign 2020 advisor for trump up next. ar. i found the experts at

marjorie klapper was found guilty for paying to improve her son's test scores. prosecutors are recommending four months of jail time. >>> in today's first look, actress felicity huffman is waking up in federal prison in dublin. she turned herself in yesterday to serve a 14-day sentence after pleading guilty in the college admissions scandal. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, behind bars. >> can we hear from you? >> reporter: for the next 13 days, this is where actress felicity huffman will serve her time in the varsity blues scandal. the federal correctional institute in dublin, california. in may the desperate housewives star blepleading guilty for pay $15,000 to have a procter correct her daughter's s.a.t. scores. inmates have access to books, magazines and supplies for crafts. last spring "gma" spoke to prison expert jennifer meyers about what huffman can expect. >> i like to say respect prison. if you walk in humility it will make your stay much easier. >> reporter: coming up,hor wtif like inside huffman's correctional facility and dan abrams

marjorie klapper was found guilty for paying to improve her son's test scores.rs are recommending four months of jail time. >>> and felicity huffman is serving a two-week sentence in federal prison in dublin for her role in thep at 5:00 a.m. on weekday mornings. they have access to books, magazines and supplies for crafts. huffman admitted to paying a consultant $15,000 for a procter to correct her daughter's answers on the s.a.t. the actress has to also complete a year probation and 250 hours of community service once she's released. >>> happening today, san francisco will release the results of a new study on the housing crisis. the first ever jobs housing fit report compares the price of housing with peoples income. it's expected to show what we already know, there's a svere shortage in affordable housing the budget and the analysts office completed that study. >>> today san francisco supervisors will discuss taxing owners of vacant storefronts in the city. the budget and finance committee is considering putting an excis businesses. >>> now to your morning mo

jim klapper, john brennan, these are two names that up here throughout the book and we have all had to read and watch their roles in all of this. >> right. >> can they be prosecuted. is that a live. should they be. >> it is possible. and that is why it is very significant and important that william barr several months ago launch an official department of ed justice from connecticut john durham they had ended up. durham is well versed in corruption the fbi and the cia. he is prosecuting to be put behind hearts people attend gauge in lawless acts in those agencies. is a writer the book, it is inventing it lies easy spreading the live is easier and covering the truth is hard. because the truth always has its enemy. it will take time to unravel all of the lawlessness and corrupt acts involved in the witchhunt. i have confidence in william barr and john durham. and inspector general his report will be very important but they're out waiting for the ig report. they're moving full steam ahead in fact, we recently learned the durham has expanded his investigation and added additional personnel

thanks so much for joining us, i'm kira klapper.rologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana and he has a forecast of really hot temperatures, it may be nice to get out to watch the runners but not to be a runner. >> it is that time of the year where you have the clear sky, for the mornings, nice and comfortable, and no fog. look at the golden gate bridge this morning. 55 degrees. on our way to 70 later on. but a little chilly right now. morgan hill, 41 degrees. 44 in santa rosa. so hour by hour, lunchtime temperatures today, no matter where you are, around the bay area, we will see 70s. with around 3:00 in the afternoon, now you're starting to see numbers in the mid-80s around morgan hill and low 80s san jose and actually 70 san jose over to oakland. the item to watch tonight, 8:00, the red flag warning for the hills of the north bay above a thousand feet and that does include marin county, sonoma and napa county. and for some dry winds, and gusty conditions on the hills. we are watching this closely and even warmer temperatures tomo

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana. we have a microclimate weather alert because of the heat and the wind. >> we're really watching the north bay, the microclimate weather alert red flag warning started at 8:00 last night. clear skies, walnut creek, 54 degrees. notice the wind speed, downtown walnut creek light winds, similar story as we get into santa rosa, where it's 44 degrees. look where the areas have jumped up to the 60s this morning. half moon bay at 64, napa 61. a couple locations seeing a taste of the offshore breezes, which will mean mid to upper 80s bayside today, including san francisco and oakland. warmest spots inland could be climbing into the 90s around morgan hill, as we closely watch the wind to see the areas in red, those are the go u.s.y offshore winds which will start to subside after we pass lunch time so the timing on the expiration for the red flag warning right now for the north bay close to 10:00 a.m. this morning. coming up, there's another trend to some gusty offshore winds also in the seven-

. >> investigate the investigators, whether it's peter strzok and lisa page, whether it's klapper, whethert's comey in all of these people, because terrible things went on for our country. >> more than two weeks ago, fox news was told prosecutor john durham was expanding his investigation based on what he found, adding staff and extending the time line into spring of 2017 and the firing of james comey. now that it has become a criminal probe, durham can impanel a grand jury and compel testimony from witnesses and seek possible criminal charges. sources say he is very interested in interviewing former director of national intelligence james clapper and former cia director john brennan. >> i think you're going to see a lot of really bad things. a lot of people think and they know they have problems because they were very dishonest. >> sources also tell fox news the nature of the investigation changed in part because of two things -- new evidence uncovered in a recent trip durham and attorney general bill barr made to rome and the findings of the soon-to-be released doj inspector general's re

klapper's attorneys cast blame on singer. mrs. sacoolas or believes the codefendant rick singer made these changes by assessing the application. clapper denies she directed singer to indicate she and her husband did not go to college. she's asking for time served, reference to the day when she was arrested. the four months of home confinement. waiting to see what the sentence is. >> dana: we appreciate your following it. thank you. back to politics. the son of the late 40th president was not on the debate stage but ron reagan became part of the national conversation by turning into the top trending search on google. david spunt will explain. >> he was in and add to, tv ad is not cheap. take a listen. >> i'm ron reagan, an unabashed atheist and i am alarmed by the intrusions of religion into our secular government. there he is, some of the 40th president, peering in an ad for the freedom from religion foundation, group against religion in public schools and government. reagan is a well-known atheist and after the ad aired, accordin

a boston judge sentencing marjormarg marjorie klapper to three weeks in prison. the owner of a menlo park jewelry store, she plead guilty in may after paying a proctor to boost her son's test scores. her prison sentence comes one day after actress felicity huffman reported to the federal facility in dublin to serve her 14-day sentence. >>> there is a lot of competition coming, but netflix is not worried. they reported earnings today and admitted the challenges ahead could actually help motive netflix. companies like disney, apple, and here at nbc are all rolling out new streaming services. netflix says as more people get used to streaming movies and tv shows, those people are likely to cut the cable cord and embrace many streaming services at the same time. investors, by the way, like the earning report today, sending netflix shares higher. >>> storming out of the white house. what president trump said that prompted nancy pelosi to abruptly walk out on a meeting. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a pub

marjorie klapper was sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted paying $15,000 to have her son's a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing the race of her son on applications to increase his chances of being admitted. >>> a new report shows that progress is being made in the bullying of muslim students in california. the survey from the council on american-islamic relations report shows bullying toward muslim students dropped from 52% in 2017 to 40% this year but many bullied students reported teasing, stereotyping and assaults such as people pulling off their head covering. >> i have two kids. that means one out of two kids has a chance of being bullied in school simply for being muslim. >> cair said two new state laws are helping designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> we have an update on a story we told you about yesterday morning. the oakland raiders tackle trent brown is being sued by his ex-girlfriend for domestic violence. diorra marzette-sanders says brown

marjorie klapper pled guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted to paying $15,000 to have her sons a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing the race of her son on applications to increase chances of being admitted into college. >>> a new report shows progress is being made in the bullying of some collet students in california. the survey from the council on american-islamic relations report shows bullying toward muslim students dropped from 52% in 2017 to 40% this year. but many students still report being teased and assaulted. >> i have two kids. that means one out of two kids has a chance of being bullied in school simply for being muslim. >> cair says two new state laws are helping and they are designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> crews from three u.s. coast guard cutters has seized more than $92 million worth of cocaine in the eastern pacific since july. the 68,000 pounds of drugs were offloaded in san diego yesterday. the cocaine was intercepted from four

no criticism intended, but they think of experienced national security officials, people like jim klapper, who served over 50 years as an intelligence officer. they about the u.s. attorney who's seen every part of our government. they worry that you have got a kind of hidden hand on the nation's steering wheel. that surfaced in the whistleblower complaint. a could be really interesting for people, could you respond from this long experience you have had to this argument that is out there. what is it that you want to say? >> i never heard of the term deep state. bliss byas an ignorant never heard of it until the campaign and afterwards. allegedly this is a conspiracy of career government public servants who somehow organized themselves into a conspiracy to undermine or overthrow the president, which on its face is ridiculous. the intelligence committee -- power underruth to whatever difficult circumstances that may be even if the power ignores the truth we have to keep telling it. my experience has been sure people in the intelligence community are citizens like everyone else. i observatio

klapper in front of congress lying about communications, and he got promoted.re is just a lot of stuff going on in the government that shouldn't be going on that doesn't conform to the constitution. i think there is a deep state because bureaucracy has gotten big, and good at covering up their own butts, you have the text messages from page and stuff that was revealed on the policy toward miss tromp, i trump, the way the whistleblower system is set up, there might not even be a real person if the ig and mr. schiff and his staff is just working together to bring a whistleblower complaint because he is never exposed. host: let's take that point. , one of know the lawyer the lawyers representing this individual. when we did our whistleblowing, and although we have gone our separate ways with respect to edward snowden, if there is one thing i will tell you, if mark zane says he is representing somebody and that is a living person, that is a fact. a second person has come forward on the basis of what we have. i agree with the caller that the lack of a truly transpar

and --ke john klapper they are like movie stars.y are running in and out of these media giants, discussing all the intelligence of the country with these guys. there is a problem. that is disinformation. it is not only against the president, but against the people of this country. somebody should be checking it out. host: that is paul in chicago. your thoughts on the media? guest: i definitely understand your frustration. control, ory little it feels like for americans there is very little control over the media that is coming at us. to fact checking and accountability and transparency. those are the really underlying issues that we have to -- and that we have to keep people accountable for that. i definitely understand the concern for sure, that what we are getting through social media can be false, fake news, but also as a people we are in this place where we are not trusting anybody anymore. can we trust the media, can we trust the government? i feel like the only way forward is to demand transparency and become more involved in

i can't wait to see brandon, klapper, the whole bunch go down.nk you for host: host: taking my call. on her point about bill barr of the attorney general's investigation. the investigation was given subpoena power. when do we expect any sort of report out of that? the investigation into the origin of the 2016 mother investigation. prosecutory a career , a guy named jeff durham. we don't know very much about this investigation at all. there has not been much information provided about where they are headed by the justice department. outlets have reported it's turned into a criminal investigation which gives durham subpoena power. we don't know who his targets are. we don't know who might be charged exactly what they are looking into. we think they are essentially trying to substantiate some sort of rumors about the origins of the russia probe. they are clearly trying to substantiate donald trump's accusation that the obama administration spied on him during his campaign. which have been -- there's not much to support those allegations. host: is th