lars?it doesn't make any sense for a woman married to a man who is impeached because he lied under oath, he committed perjury, and she's advising other people from the other party to tell the truth? as you said, with bleach bit and cleaning a server with a cloth, this woman does not exactly have any hold on the truth. she is not told the truth to the america people and how she's advising which of administration to tell the truth. i think she ought to go back and check herself at this point. when leslie, people may wonder why she's back on the scene. part of it is the book to her that she's doing with her daughter, chelsea, about the gutsy women book that she has written now. is she running again? >> no, not at all. but she is somebody who is still liked and admired by not just women and not just democrats. most recently, you think the most challenging thing she's ever done in her life is run for president, and she said it was staying with her husband. so there are people that love her, and

syndicated radio host lars larson. leslie, this is complicated for joe biden. got the ukraine situation. he's pointing a finger at somebody but then has to apologize for his own past. >> harris, i talked about this yesterday on my show and although i allow everyone to call my show, i specifically asked my african-american listeners to: so that i could get their take on it. overall, what they said is low, and i agree with them, it's wrong to make this comparison. doesn't matter if your democrat or republican and it's just you cannot have a political situation with that word, what it still means and what people still do to this day. the difference for some african-american voters were that one, this was then and now. two, that joe biden apologized, and that many republicans were saying oh, maybe it's the wrong use of words but he did it. it's the wrong use of words but he said it. passing the buck almost in a childish manner. the polls bear it out. african-americans two weeks ago, the associated press poll, shows african-americans feel that the president is not h

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is still an important employer in the region leaving people there dependent on the chinese back in lar the airfield has also created numerous jobs but they have nothing to do with air traffic instead it's thanks to companies that have located on the former military base it's being described as the netherlands worst ever traffic jam on tuesday a protest by dutch farmers flock hundreds of kilometers of road they feel that as the net of the netherlands tries to be greener they are taking the biggest hit. the farmers got up early to give the rest of the netherlands a rude awakening they set off on a tractor trip to the hague to demand a fair deal locally made local call the netherlands is a world leader in animal welfare no emissions minimal use of pesticides no other country does that better than us but we don't get the respect to 17000000 dutch inhabitants nor the dutch government so that's why we're leaving for the hague now in our. what followed was a go slow one the netherlands roads lead to a nightmare rush hour for many the protest is part of an angry reaction to reports that largel

is still an important employer in the region leaving people there dependent on the chinese back in lar the airfield has also created numerous jobs but they have nothing to do with air traffic instead it's thanks to companies that have located on the former military base. slovenia's flag carrier. has filed for bankruptcy it failed to come up with a feasible restructuring plan the company blames a lack of liquidity grounding all its planes the government has no down setting up a new state of daylight to secure some of the routes that. the korea is the latest a full victim to a rough business climate for airlines chelsea delaney is following the story for us what's going wrong with the sector. it's been a really tough couple of years for the low budget airline sector especially in europe and $28000.00 we saw over 20 airlines go bankrupt it's about that level this year already it's around 19 and clearing a lot of big european names companies like wow air here and germany and x.l. airways and france of also recently gone bankrupt so we're seeing a lot and some of those are you know. factors

journalist and gun expert lars because dog knows all about germany's relationship with these weapons. one of us what was the most common got some people took part at revolvers with them on long journeys almost every village at a police sentry but seeing a police patrol on the road as we do today was very uncommon it's. ok it's smells like iron and rust cost but what else did you have with you this is a classic gun and have to park a revolver a cyclist's. some of them can be bought a success or bicycle shops and the others were sold together with my circles who would have shot that's what they're supposed to choose dogs away they didn't take kindly to the newly developed bicycle of this sort of revolver was part of your cycle kit at the time things like pumps are repaired tools are today. it was a very different times like. but after the world war defeats and the peace movement of the 1980 his guns largely disappeared from our everyday lives peaceful germany i was imagined it to be so but is that still true. the message that it's the number suggests there's a revival of god it's like t

>> brooke nevils, who is accusing matt lar slamming lauer's three page open letter where h vehemently denied nevils' claim. quote, i have never assaulted anyone or forced anyone to have sex. period. >> 35-year-old nevils called lauer's letter a case study in victim blaming and an attempt to bully a former colleague into silence. brooke has the support of lauer's former "today" show co-host, ann curry. she tweeted, i believe she is telling the truth. >> and matt's ex-wife annette roque is breaking her silence. she was spotted out today grocery shopping in the hamptons. her attorney says quote, now that the parties are officially divorced, her priority and only concern is for their wonderful children. and there's another angle -- is jennifer aniston's new tv show really about the lauer scandal? >> it's hard for me to believe when i watch the first two episodes that this is not based on what happened to matt lauer on the "today" show. >> on "the morning show," aniston plays an anchor whose co-host is fired over sexual misconduct allegations. >> good morning. i am bringing you some sad an

seven hours lar puties discovered his body on san jose road. as well as the suv that belonged to his girlfriend. which his abductors forced him into. the property investigators now say belonged to tushar atre. >>> we started the marijuana or cannabis manufacturing company.>> reporter: via learning of another business venture. a cannabis cut company he ran out of this building in santa cruz. his longest girlfriend show she is also in the cannabis industry. this is video rachel posted of tushar atre in august. a more recent post shows her in his pleasure point home. >>> i try to take it for face value of how i knew tushar atre. as a happy kind person.>> reporter: friends took to social media to the 50old. brent bruckner roads i am heartbrondo did not want to be identified told us he made enemies over his business deals. former employees called him abusive glassdoor.com. his final moments in the home that overlooked the water he served often a mystery at least for now. >> reporter: investigators did not say what connection if any the suspects had

. >> reporter: according to "variety," pharaoh says nil nbc uiled.ei urgt d lar' firing a day h late as be terminated from nbc news. >> this is a very tough morning for both of us. >> reporter: the next day, lauer released a statement that was read on air. >> just moments ago received a statement from matt, and let me read it to you. there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt i am truly sorry. >> reporter: in 2018, nevilles went on medical leave and was eventually paid seven figures by nbc, according to farrow. >> legally, settlements usually do not carry a statement of fault or guilt. they just say, we're paying you for a promise not to sue >> reporter: nbc responded to "variety's" report in a atement saying matt reprehensi the time. that's why he was fired within 24 hours of us first learning of the complaint. our hearts break again for our colleague. >> i can't convict him, i can't decide what happened that night or what happened in subsequent encounters that they had. but i would say that th

lars year the campfire in northern california and southern california occurred in that first week or stow of november. and so that is why we are very vigilant at this moment. the winds are the most vexing and most complexing part of our suppression and prevention challenges but good news is, the winds have died down in the last number of hours and giving us arrest pit at the moment. and there was a lot of fire up and down, right now as of the last 1 1/2 hours or two, things feel relatively calm despite those 330 fires that i noted looking in the rear view mirror over the last 24 hours, so we're vigilant. we are prepared. i want to thank all of our partners local, mutual aid, all of the partnerships for evacuation at the local level and all the shelter work that is being done protecting our seniors. mark is here, health and human service director. we have focused on those who need backup batteries with oxygen and local hospitals making sure they are providing access to medications and to critical care equipment, fill in the blank. so that is where we are at the moment. we have provide

she has her lace kole r lar on and it really represents her as this respectable woman. because she was a suffragist and they were constantly being accused of being outside the bounds of femininity. and so she was actually the first woman to campaign to campaign for a presidency. i mentioned victoria who was the first woman to name herself as a candidate for presidency, but couldn't campaign because she was serving a jail sentence and yet founded the equal rights party. it's a third party ticket so the rough rajaiists were run ining r r president on a third party ticket and it's really thanks to victoria that lock was able to run in 1884 then in 1888. so she's a really good example of sort of f what women could do. she was a lawyer. she was advocating for rights in the supreme court. she was always running for president. then over here, abigail, she was active trying to persuade male legislators to change the laws of these western states and she was based in oregon and founded the new northwest, which was a newspaper in 1871 that advocated for women's rights and so a lot

cheered on by thousands of fans of the n a he posted the time a one hour 59 minutes and 40 seconds lars smith reports. the man the moment he's done it to him wanted to. olympic champion marathon world record holder but becoming the 1st person to run the distance in under 2 hours has eluded until now. the official marathon distance of 42.3 kilometers has a 100 year history. he was aiming to do what many had thought impossible the flat course was designed to assist a fast time here in autumn specifically chosen for optimal conditions and he was aided by a team of 41 pacemakers laser technology help guide the runners to maintain the record breaking pace. as the clock reached 159 the crowds were strong as one of the great barriers of distance running was taken apart thank you turkeys already legendary status reach even greater heights. i'd start up on stuff that is demanding to perform to kind of a substitute the $63.00 yes i try it and i've not cared now it's the 6th after i have had just the man run under 2 hours in order to inspire matt many people he is genuinely i think his modesty. re

what happens where all the challenge is on saturday yeah and i'll go to rory in just a moment but larsst staying with you interesting what you want you had to say there as you say there's a deal no extensions is there a sense overall that this is something that the e.u. really gets more to get off the table they just want to move on. a 1000000 percent you can't you can't overestimate the extent to which the europeans are absolutely sick to death the president now you know they're only preoccupation i mean obviously they're very sad about it prefer the u.k. to stay in the u.k. gives a lot of money to the european union and provide the e.u. as a bloc with political clout as well because it's a member of the u.n. security council it's a leading member of the g. 7 all that sort of thing but you know at the same time the europeans got loads and loads of other stuff to talk about and directed his 2nd yet out of everything and crucially. the other thing to think about is that the e.u. is sick to death of being blamed by brits as in the u.k. for blocking the process you know and if they can pr

from london 1st though we go to lawrence leigh who is in brussels and lars give us your assessment of what we've heard today from you and johnson and what's in this deal. well the the the difficulty obviously house has always been trying to find if you think of it as a kind of event diagram you know with the 2 circles need to be a bit in the middle where the 2 bits joined together new one which is what the european union wants which is to maintain the integrity of ireland both in terms of economically speaking the single market and politically speaking the piece through the good friday agreement that's what they want and so that's and they've always said no borders in ireland at all what the u.k. has always said is ok fine you want to protect the peace in ireland but we've also got to be able to shut ourselves off economically speaking from the european union in order to leave the e.u. properly in julie's trade deals and that's been the impossible bit to try to marry together so the thing that they say works that is the reason why this works for both of them to put the trade border ef

reasonable and fair let's go to lawrence lindsey now he joins us live from brussels just listening to that larsobviously a lot of optimism but we've seen this type of deal before and it has faltered way to thing sit right now in your assessment. well i mean clearly it does work for both sides and that's the difference between this one and the back stop because the. backstop was perfectly fine series amazed deal for the european union but it was completely unacceptable to large parts the conservative party because they felt it was a betrayal of because it kept the u.k. in an open ended relationship trade relationship with the european union so it's it is good for the european union because it protects the integrity of our islands in the in the sphere of the beast because it because it maintains the good friday agreements and in the sphere of protecting the single markets because there is no customs checks on the island of ireland equally as you had boris johnson say that in his assessments it's good for the u.k. because in one sense it does allow the whole of the u.k. including northern ireland

but congress is going to speak with a sing did you lar voice that we will impose sanctions in the strongest measure possible against this turkish outrage that will lead to the re-he mergens of isis and benefit to iran to the detriment of israel. i will briefly go over what's in the bill. but i would like to make a statement that the house passed yesterday a resolution urging the president to change course inside of syria. 354-60. i believe that same resolution if brought to the floor of the united states senate would get over 80 votes and i'm urging senator mcconnell and senator schumer to do that. because people are dying as we speak and we want the president to be successful. secretary pompeo and vice president pence are meeting with turkey as i speak. i called this morning to our envoy regarding syria to tell him we would be here at 12:0 east coast time and let turkey that the sanctions by the administration are the first step in what i think will be a crippling journey and turkey needs to withdraw to the areas before the invasion, for them to stop operations against our kurdish allies a

thanks for that lars with the u.k.'s opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn says the deal is worse than the one struck by former prime minister to resign made his party want back it. was right it is to. create security down the r.t.c. for a pretty. good lead to get into a suboptimal texans for british citizens and the danger of the big story in danger of the summer of. 2 regional racial we go now to rural challenges in london to get the view from there and roy of course we just heard from lawrence lying about how difficult it is and the the nature of the compromise and we've already heard from the democratic unionist that they're not happy with this so how does bars johnson get this through the parliament what does he have to deal with. well what he has to do is persuade the as many m.p.'s as possible in parliament that he has achieved the impossible that he has basically got the european union to reopen the withdrawal agreement and they said that they wouldn't reopen and to get rid of the backstop which the europe

if you don't have time to do that between now and monday, fill out the form and work with a lawyer lar to amenit and fix any mistakes you might have made. >> we should note the sh liabilities from these wildfires are the primary reason that pg&e cited when they entered into bankruptcy pr the end of january. today, we have the state regulator, the california public utilities commission, calling executives from pg&e and. we are talking about the ceo, also the chairwom the board and a number of executives as well. i just wonder, homuch of this is going to influence the bankruptcy process. what they are talking about today, is these oucontroversial poweges from last week. do you think this could influence the bankruptcy proceedings, that conversation we hear today? >> absolutely. a but, in subtle way. so, the bankruptcy judge, is a very experienced judge. he has been doing this for over 30 years. he really good atpaying a bankruptcy judge. you have this incredibly your court room and they need help. they are under siege from the press, under siege from the pu ic of california. the state go

journalist and gun expert lars vehicles dog knows all about germany's relationship with these weapons. one of us what is the most common gun from people took part revolvers with them on long journeys almost every village at a police sentry but seeing a police patrol on the road as we do today was very uncommon it's. ok smells like iron and rust cost but what else did you have with you this is a classic gun and apartment well there are cyclists. some of them can be bought a successor bicycle shop some of the others were sold together with my circles of who would have shot that's what they're supposed to choose dogs away they didn't take kindly to the newly developed bicycle. of the sort of revolver was part of your cycle kit at the time things like pumps are repaired tools are today. it was a very different times like. but after the world war defeats and the peace movement of the 1980 his guns largely disappeared from our everyday lives peaceful germany i always imagined it to be so but is that still true. the message that it's the number suggests there's a revival of god it's like the

>> you couldn't come off the cam paper for buying a generator so and ompany is selling them lar storagend backup power systems. they are happy with the situation because this is a major opportunity to sell more to customers and see a significant boost. we have had news that places like home depot they are running out. customers are responding to this and prevent themselves. whether it is people or read about it in the news and wanted a system to be prepared. >> you mentioned a country. how would they benefit from this? >> there are other sources of demand and your car is not charged. but one interesting area a couple of companies pushing, more vehicles to grid useing the battery in your car as a power source and power your home or sell energy back to the grid. with events becoming more common there may be more interest and may see that as a phenomenon. >> what tech companies may be if he canned by this? >> and a lot of backups are occurring in silicon valley. a lot of companies across the entire california economy is going to be seeing these plaqueouts. and ming up behind tesla its auto

. >> so spook tack lar. here to give us a tasteest.a preview of five lovely flavors. >> some are conventional. some are kind of out there. >> yes. don't point to them. the creepy things in them. >> the most popular the great candy has salted butter scotch base ice cream. it has four different kinds of candy. we actually make them from scratch. which are snickers, twix, heath and peanut butter cup. >> what are the scary ones? >> we have the creepy crawler kriters and the blood pudding. and it will be a matt cha ice cream with the orange juice and candy covered meal worms and chocolate covered crickets. >> the blood pudding is my favorite of the month. it's a mexican hot chocolate. a chocolate base with pig blood and warming spices. like cinnamon. pepper. and they're not really wild flavor wise. just the ingredients. >> in stores now. >> you kind of went over pig blood quickly. i want to make sure -- pig blood in there. >> mentally psyched. in the spirit. >> you started in portland. you have how many stores in the bay area? >> four. >> o

and that he is up for the rigors of a campaign for president it was very pob lar across the country particular with bernie stande sanders has done well. and that endorsement, and also we expect the endorsement of rashida talib, and he can be propelled up the polls. sanders stuck in third place at this point and we're now just 100 days away from the iowa cause discu caucus. if your concern are the big bread and butter issues. if you care about medicare for all, reducing the debt load that is being incured from going to college, sanders is your candidate and this is a candidate that we think rereceive that message very well. wind into the crowd to talk to some of the voters to see what kind of voters were showing up, i talked to four people, two were undecided voters. usually if you show up to a rally like this you're behind a candidate, this could be a new level of interest in the can people that wasn't there before, but it shows he has the opportunity to change some minds here today as he looks forward to this contest going forward. >> all right, just a few minutes away from getting started. w

i'm here to allow form lar retail grocery store to be permitted within the fulton street grocery store special use district known as the sud. this specific location in question is at 555fulton at laguna in the hayes valley border. before i present, i'd like to note to our commissioners that we have representatives from the property developer as well as leadership from the potential grocery tenants in the audience for any specific questions. and secondly, i'd like to submit into the public record that we have 37 letters of support from the western edition and hayes valley community and these letters are in support of supervisor brown's legislation and of the potential retailers, trader joes, coming into the neighbourhood. i'd like to submit these with the commission secretary. i'll introduce to move quickly. our community members in the western addition of hayes valley neighbourhood have been agitating for full-service, affordable and fresh grocery store for years. in fact, it has sfgov overhead projector -- one of our communities have found a newspaper clipping from 1881 that promised

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forecasters we look out again over the golden gate bridge and that is exactly what lars was a time i was going to be happening for all of us in the bay area this coming weekend and he even said there might be a light shower here or there maybe a couple sprinkles around the bay area that sounds good for the weekend but if you're traveling in the monterey bay, how get forecast you find few clouds there i think as you head to the day the temperatures not bad in the santa cruz, 65 degrees, maybe 70. >>in a lot sunvil 62 degrees carmel by the sea and 62 degrees in monterrey southern california. you find some 70's in some sunshine 75 in san diego, 72 in long beach, 79 degrees in los angeles course the middle of the fires in the santa barbara area there close to 80 degrees. a local up in the high country about 50 degrees for a high and truckee 54 in south lake tahoe about 61 degrees in reno. if you are headed in that direction. outside right not much fog to speak of and yeah we're seeing no delays at a of our local airports that some good news by day tomorrow are certain lot of clouds in th

. >> ec subpoena tack lar. >> i know. it is so amazing. if you have any plans this weekend, saturday looks like the warmest day. we'll see numbers cool off as he hit sunday. we'll bring you into the micro climate forecast. because fire danger has been a major concern this week, we did want to show you the red flag fire warning has been extended for parts of southern california. again, our fire danger is gone. but they have now reupped part of this 6:00 p.m. on saturday. it's basically just north of los angeles including the fire burn zone in san bernardino also into ohigh with northeast gusts of 20 to 30-miles-per-hour. i want to put a map perspective of where it is burning specifically. you can see in porter ranch we've got the fire outline, the fire growth zone. it went right into porter ranch really close to grenada hills. most of the activity has been on the north, western, and southern side. wind gusts still possibly of 45-miles-per-hour. it warms up tomorrow but by the arch wind gusts will pull away and help the firefighters out. in

still some lars yers of low clo. those winds will make it feel cool.for mount tam, nice and clear with those gusty northwesterlies. 49 in santa rosa. 59 in concord. looking at our 24-hour temperature change, 9 to about 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. so that's what happens when we scour out the low clouds with the cold front. so the skies are clearing. mild temperatures now.re for th. here's a look at wind profile. it's getting gusty out there. by 3:00, 15 to 25-mile-per-hour winds. then they'll dial back tonight. to pick up dpan tomorrow. here's our high surf advisory, noon to 9:00 tonight. looking at temperatures throughout the weekend, mo we're back to winds and tod6 downtown. 71 in livermore. 68 in san mateo. good morning, sue. >> good morning. going back to the bay bridge. we had a couple of earlier problems blocking toll lanes. those are gone. metering lights remain on. if you have cash, you have slightly less weight than the fast trackers. also if you can carpool, that's always the faster way to get by all that backup. elsewhere, we have this

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leslie marshall, lars larson, i will bring you back. thank you very much. a lot going on. the president is still speaking. we will go back to that here on fox news channel. thank you for watching "over time." here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert. he went from a diplomat most of america had never heard of to a central figure in the democrat push to peach president trump. former special u.s. envoy to ukraine kurt volker is on capitol hill today. he is meeting behind closed doors with three congressional committees. they want to know what role if any he played in president trump's efforts to get ukraine to dig into former vice president joe biden and biden's son hunter. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." also new today, as democrats try to build their case on trump and his call with the ukrainian leader, the president calling on another nation to investigate biden and his son. >> china should start an investigation into the biden's because what happen with china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. i think biden is going down a

suits, the larger white one withoxien backpack what they will wear, xemu, exploration extra vehicle lary unit. slimmer orange more comfortable one is what the astronauts will be wearing as they launch and fly inside the castle for the big trip. the new space suits are designed for big return to the moon, known as the artissues imus program, land on the surface in the year 2024. this summer is 50 years since astronauts first landed on the moon july 21, 1969, when neil armstrong and buzz wore bigger and bulkier space suits of the 'a 60s. the only thing missing were bell bottoms, they did work and worked effectively. trump administration hopes going back to the moon will return nasa to greatness. >> dana: feeling of patriotism to see the astronauts and i love the out fits, that is what i came for. thank you, phil, have a good day. two quick thinking firefighters get unforgettable makeover after responding to car crash in utah. over the weekend, the two arrived on the scene to find a two year old frightened, but uninjur uninjured, holding bottle of purple nail polish. she gave the rescuers

there is one thing pe cue lar about trump choosing this moment to say maybe he's my lawyer, maybe he. that's because rudy giuliani is claiming in part attorney-client privilege for not cooperating. there were already questions about whether rudy giuliani was acting as the president's attorney and whether or not those communications were privileged. this statement from the president is only going to make those arguments stronger on congress' part, saying no rudy giuliani is not the president's lawyer anymore and he needs to come to congress and tell us all he needs to know. >> legally, what's the fallout from the president saying i don't know if he's my lawyer? >> it's pretty significant potentially for the reasons susan said. it also could animate giuliani to rethink his strategy with hopefully his attorney -- i can't remember if he has his own personal attorney, i assume he does. if he doesn't, he should. but to rethink what am i doing here, what's my exposure, because he unlike the president can be indicted for the crimes. so he has to think about his own personal interests. >> the

>>lars thank you another earthquake, rattles the bay area of 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck near hollister o'clock this afternoon that's about 10 miles southwest of trust been yells but it was felt by people in san jose in fremont and in palo alto there was also a 3.4 magnitude quake in pleasant hill just over an hour ago. today's earthquakes of course follow on the heels of the 4.5 quake from last night that earthquake was centered near pleasant hill and close to walnut creek to a manager of a wind storm pleasant hill says she checked inside the store early this morning, but. >>good news is she didn't find any damage one store workers at a few bottles had fallen, but didn't even break the usgs has said there was not quite enough shaking with earthquake to do any serious damage but definitely waselt by a lot of people. >>i was sleeping and suddenly it was like shaking, i folks like i dreaming or not and suddenly i woke and they see the houses like moving. >>a lot of shaking a lot of shaken. shaken was so. i was so the tv was great get off the stand almost got up to tie the 2 it from fallin

legally i still go back to the if you are a nation and we're giving you our hard-earned fact, lars, millions, in billions we have given out, be some contract. you have a plumber and you pay im to fix your pipes and it still leaks, i'd say you're probably going to pull back on that check. a lawyer, if you don't get representation, you're not going to pay him. doctor.th a host: where would you like to see taxpayers' dollars go? the washingtonin times today saying democrats writing more subpoenas than laws. there's a couple you're working on. yeah. a.g. barr letter to about the cost of insulin. it's ridiculous how long it's gone. catholic but the bishop in knoxville, he said, i am an catholic. i don't drink but i'm pro-life. i'm halfway there. told me some of his parishioners. he is diabetic. ok to say that. some of his parishioners are their trouble paying insulin. making a choice between food and medicine. to me that's a horrible decision make.e to and so i investigated and sure insulin was -- created, i think, 40 -- not but it was put out on the market 40 or 50 years ago up the prices have g

always be aware of lar eto be live music. just go ahead and make sure your surroundings that you know you're highly where was going on, t sure not to live in a constant state of fear to try we still have fun, reporting live here golden gate park christina tetreault kron 4 news. ok thank you very much christine for all. >>all those tips that yeah absolutely now if you won't be able to make it out there for fleet week don't forget you can always tune in to kron 4 we have our blue angels live special saturday october 12th that will be our to our special show you all the high-flying stunts the fantastic the aerobatics of the navy's best pilots and again all from the comfort of your own home you can go wrong fun starts saturday october 12th coverage begins at 02:00pm. also on the local front in the news happening today, protesters plan to gather at the very spot of a deadly hit and run in oakland, they'll be demanding the city leaders make the streets safer that front on monday. a woman was walking with her young niece from school

. >> lars night was the first clue when the president had an announcement on twitter that something very big is happening. we'll see to what extent he provides operational details when he talks to the press in about three hours. we know that president trump likes to act as his own pentagon press secretary at times. what we need is confirmation that this was baghdadi. we need to know to what extent it helps to the intelligence gathering and/or the actual operation and finally, it's going to be interesting to see how president trump seizes upon this moment, which is undoubtedly as richard said -- baghdadi had been a menace in the region. to what point does he use this to argue for his overall pullback from the middle east. it is so clear listen to the president's rhetoric on the campaign trail, in the oval office, wherever he is, his instinct is to withdraw from the middle east. there's a muddled message out of the middle east, how many troops will remain there. the president initially indicated he had just about 100 down south. now the secretary is talking about specifically keeping 100 t

he remains unpower play lar aesd to confront in a rare trip outside the trump bubble. on the day the military killed the abu bakr al-baghdadi, trump was put up on the jumbo tron at the world series. first they showed members of the military on the jumbo tron, then trump, then members of the military again. >> yay! boo! yay! one of the most fascinating expressions on the president's face as he realizes the crowd is reacting to him are the grins plastered on the faces of those with him. they are attempting to find their own way out to survival. one veteran republican senator says, it feels like a horror movie. joining me now from one of the president's increasing political problems, two reporters have been all over the story. phillip rut gergers. and the daily beast and msnbc contributor. a lot of fascinating tid bits. the republicans are at least off the record not stoked to be in the position they're in. >> that's an understatement, chris. they are dreading the eventuality in the senate that they'll to have vote in an impeachment trial about president trump's conduct i

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in a partnership with bristol-myers squibb pfizer to develop a fitness tracker that can detect iraq lar heart beats. -- irregular heartbeats. they will compete with apple. this is goes beyond users simply getting an alert. they plan to develop digital programs and educational content. big hit for fitbit. saudi a ram mow is delaying its ipo. that is right. we originally thought october 20th. not going to happen. pushing it back to december or january, saying it is a last minute decision. here is what one senior saudi official had to say. a few things need to be fine tuned they say, including financial figures. we'll watch for that. saudi arabia oil company ipo delayed. connell: that is big news as well. thanks, gerri willis. melissa: free speech versus hate speech. mark zuckerberg speaking about how to balance protecting free speech with combating hate speech online in an address at pouring town university. hillary vaughn on scene with the details. reporter: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said he actually thought about banning all political ads from his platform but then decided against it

he made big news lars week when he decided to have the g7 summit of leaders from around the world comeo his resort. obviously so many options in the u.s., but he opted for them to come to hids resort, and that posed constitutional issues. you saw the president reverse his decision using democrats and the media as >> no, the president doesn't listen to democrats, he lissened to republicans, particularly those that were at camp david this week. they told him it was bad, they told him it had the appearance of impropriety. when is what representative roongny did. he retreated because he was losing his base. the president is skating on thin ice these days and the ice is melting. >> he said, congressman. i mean, he was clearly not happy with how this all went down. he talked up doral, almost gave it an advertisement for its various features and he referred to the emoluments clause as phony. the emoluments clause in the constitution, which says a president can't be enriched by foreign interests. what did you think of him saying that about the emoluments clause? >> as the chairman of the subco

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, especially certainly some dangerous fire conditions will keep track of that right here on kron 4 lars thank you i want to clarify 123 structures have burned so far 57 of them. >>our homes, genie is moving forward with another round of power shut off says many customers still remain in the dark from the previous shut off this weekend pge held a news conference this evening saying that the shuttle. >>office will begin again tomorrow morning call for sale of the sacking was there she joins us live now with the latest taylor. >>well as many as 600,000 customers will be affected in this next public safety power shutoff and again this is because of another wind event that's coming now compared to the last pg e says that the winds will be weaker, but the fuels are dry or so they say that this shut off is absolutely necessary. as pacific gas and electric continues to restore power to 960,000 customers as of 5 o'clock 1700 hours we've restored. >>between 375,000 and 400,000 customers still nearly 600,000 customers are without power. ahead of another blackout plan on tuesday others around 10 o'

office in brussels but 1st let's hear from laurence leahy standing outside parliament in london so lars does it look like parliament's going to approve an election. yes in some way i certainly think there's a fear the cross across parliament other that has to be an election the european union that said it wouldn't go on extension unless there was that sort of big event and they they were persuaded basically the french by the intervention of the opposition parties in the scottish nationalists and the liberal democrats who said that they would change the law. in order to get a vote passed in parliament to allow that election to happen so let's go through the timetable many see what jack from the nonpartizan institute for government thanks for talking to us let's work on the assumption to start with that that the government loses the votes in the lights because the labor party in opposition would support it. what happens then to change the law to an election to happen so what they would need to do is bring in a new bill to set the actual specific date of an election far either the 9th or t

. >> and then the toll lars there, too. i'm going to turn to the joint question to phillip and ross m. i'll just start at that simple level. one of the big questions is should this be a public auction how it's been done since the early '90s r for all kinds of spectrum, low band, high band, or this idea of a private auction endorsed by the fcc. let me start with a general question. how do you see the pros and cons there then i'll have follow ups. >> item going to answer your e question with a question. what is the fundamental driver of human prosperity for the past 200 years or so? markets. they don't exist in a vacuum. they have key characterics that are necessary for them to perform and drive prosperity and technological innovation. you need transparency and competition and the most fundamental bedrock, you need a monetary tran action point o sale to make sure the underlying value of the resource that's changing hands is reflected and this is probably the biggest sort of contention, biggest contrast between the two plans.

worry as we saw that shot saw the smoke kind of wafting over the hills that's probably going to testify larthe wind event that's expected. we've got john in the weather center with a closer look at that you're thinking the timing of the strongest winds will be when john it looks like tonight we're going to see the strongest winds, but they'll pick up into the afternoon already seeing some breezy conditions starting up at the north winds are going to have a positive impact on air quality here across the bay you can see the haze that's hanging out at the golden gate. >>obviously not going to have a posipive impact on the spread of the fire as we are going to see a similar situation as to what we had over the weekend which was the very strong the 3rd wind event in just 7 days and as i % mentioned just a second ago the strongest of winds during the evening tonight, 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts regularly through the evening for the north bay. winds gradually tapering off into the day tomorrow so about 24 hours here that we're going to be looking at strongest of winds. nasty already seeing picke

the bay lar on today.w about the timing of the shut offs and p g's put together another graphic we'll show that to to you again here at full screen mode. the time period on the left side time period 4, 5, we have to confirm if this in fact happened or not, but it's 7 o'clock this morning pg was expecting to shut off power. 2 areas in sonoma county lake county napa county and solano county. the whether or not they fully havedone that yet all depends on the winds and the public gauge end of the rolling shut off as well and then on the rht side you see time periods, 7 i skews me time periods, yes, 7, where we have more in santa clara santa cruz san mateo alameda and contra costa counties, your power shut off could happen around 11 o'clock tonight, dependent on the weather and the winds of pourse a pg will make that determination a little bit later on though fine tune that timing keep it to t kron 4 will let you know in our broadcast and also in between through the kron on app that's our 24 hour streamin news

and all the donations coming in, small dollar money that flood in her campaign, , and then a month lar she plateaued. that would be concerning to me. would it not for you can? >> real quick, , the important part o that is that it was a fabricated bs moment, and that any sort of cotton candy high she gut of it was immediately erased. when people said wait a minute, theyidt believe joe biden was a racist and he didn't believe she believed joe biden was a racist. it was a great talking point that she rehearsed in debate prep and a she waited for a moment. she delivered the talking point and everyone was t like that's great. wait a minute, that's not really fair. joe biden is not a racist. i think she paid a price on the field and for being -- what matters more than anything else is authenticity or perceived authenticity and that didn't seem authentic. >> i think he's exactly right, that's what was marcos problem. there was a moment in june that carries much at all. the fact that matter is we have 24 million people watched the first debate. they had 14. all the ballyhooed democrat energy a