coming up (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter and kate rooney join us now from the set of 'bay area sports night'. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with a final look at weather. lawrence karnow: summer heat returned to the bay area as highs soared into the 80s in san francisco with upper 90s inland. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service through friday evening. on the satellite you can see some storms in the gulf of alaska but high pressure over california will send the storms well to the north for the next couple

thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. we have so much ground to cover for you tonight in helping us all understand the day's developments in the whistleblower standoff between congress and the acting director of national intelligence about the reported now promise that the president allegedly made to a foreign leader. tonight we will talk with someone who was inside the closed-door house intelligence committee briefing today with the inspector general who is at the heart of this controversy. we're also really lucky to be joined tonight by two intelligence community experts who have a lot to teach us. joel brenner is the former inspector general at the national security agency. he was quoted in the original breaking news report from the wsht"washington post" wsht last night. and tom donnelln, you have seen him dozens of times in situations with president obama including that memorable photograph from the situation room during the killing of osama bin laden. and harvard law school's recognized authority on constitutional la

(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us live from the kron-4 deck. lawrence... it's even hot in san francisco. lawrence (ken) you can track the weather in your neighborhood.. . and get alerts when breaking news happens. with the kron-4 mobile app. download it today (pam) the trial of a chinese real estate heir is now set to get underway .... three- years after the death of her children's father.(ken) kron-4's grant lodes is here with a look back at how we got here. (grant) yeah ken --- pam. this high profile case caught the bay area's attention not only because of the nature of the crime. but the fact that defendant tiffany li posted an unprecented 35 million dollars in bail after she was charged. these are pictures of li entering a redwood city courtroom today. the case ended up being postponed until tuesday. after a request by both the defense and prosecutors. li and her boyfriend kaveh bayat are charged with the murder of 27 year old keith green... who is the father of li's children. green's body was found along a dirt road in sonoma county back in 20-16... n

with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence (justine) still ahead... they're not going away. anti-vaxxers continue their demonstrations outside the governor's office day and night. their next move --- getting the new law repealed. (grant) a popular winery is facing a lot of criticism tonight. why the owners said they would not host the wedding of a same sex couple. wedding of a same sex couple. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. (grant) a same sex couple in northern california is speaking out tonight after a winery refused to let them hold their wedding at their facilities. (justine) the winery said it was because of the owner's religious beliefs. kay recede has the story. (nats ahhhhh)dezanea (des- (grant) that was kay recede reporting. the win

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. when i was working in the senate i used to once in a while wonder would the parliamentary system be better. i'm not wondering that tonight. we've never seen anything like it. >> we've never seen anything like it, and it is -- i mean, we do have parallels in terms of emerging or expected schisms within the parties and pressure on each of the parties and pressure on the two-party system. that comes on the election carousel every two years in this country. but the idea that the system itself may not be able bear the strength, that's something we fear but they're living through. >> it sure makes a constitution look like a good idea. >> one that's written down, yeah, i'm glad for that. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> the shortest honeymoon in history, that is what one british political historian is calling the collapse of prime minister boris johnson's majority in parliament this week. it is british governing chaos like nothing we have ever seen. and we have the video of

what am i doing in lawrence county. that was always a curiosity about me. i have some deep roots in lawrence county and that's became so inspiring when i found out all of these early ancestors lived right here in the county. i'm so thankful that i'm able to be a part of the historical society in lawrence county which has helped me tremendously we have a lot of people that help do research now more have become interested in the african-american history of lawrence county and were able to give black history to worse. and the buses are filled with people people are curious about these ancestors of ours and it has been a great lesson along the way. like i said earlier. i am learning each day. >> if i can ask you both to speculate on something that i've always wondered about. what do you make of the decision of your ancestors to settle where they did in the midwest. in the southern regions of the state not keep going further north what to make of the decision to go to these regions which were not safe by any means at the time at least i think there is the incred

now it is time for lawrence's show, "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, mr. o'donnell. >> good evening. american history turned a corner today. >> yes. >> we know the road we're on. it's impeachment street. we don't know how far it goes, we don't know where it ends. >> do you feel, lawrence, that you have clarity about how the democrats are going to pursue this? >> i do not. it's not a version of this that we've seen before, but i do believe they can work it out. i actually think the pelosi structure of this saying that all six committees are involved now in an impeachment inquiry is designed to allow sharing of information from one committee to another that otherwise might not be easy to do. especially information from the intelligence committee to any other committee and the ways and means committee if they have information will be in the form of the trump tax returns eventually. so it's designed, i believe, to facilitate that, but ultimately the impeachment committee is the house judiciary committee. there's just no constitutional way around that. >> yeah.

changed john lawrence has more. >>president trump touching down leaders around the globe will address the 74th united nations general assembly this week before that on monday. the un is hosting a special climate action summit president trump is among those not participating. the secretary general says you can only have 3 minutes to talk and he wants and is demanding bold ideas concrete proposals, not just he says. >>flowery speeches which is very on like the u n also to be discussed at the u n the elephant in the secretariat. >>this was an attack by iran on the world iowans primary charters protect peace around the world this was a state on state act of war. >>us officials blame iran for the recent attack on saudi oil facilities which it denies and now president trump and rohani will be under the same roof over the next few days so will there be a sit-down between the 2. the un serves as neutral territory for dueling parties to have a dialogue around doesn't even attend the head of state's meeting because of the ser

>> well, i would say it wasn't one of surprise, lawrence. i think you know my role in that hearing, i was the one that was calmly asking the judge, trying to mesh the stories, the credible story of dr. blaze ford with his story. and i asked him if perhaps he had blacked out and that's why he didn't remember and that's when he shot back at me and asked me if i had blacked out. he later apologized, but that's been etched in my memory part of what i thought about this whole thing, one, he shouldn't have been hand-picked to begin with. he was hand-picked because of his expansive view of executive power. secondly, the way he behaved at that hearing, but aside even the facts, was outrages you. and he brought down not just the supreme court but the whole judiciary with his demeanor and how he was so partisan during the that hearing from there, as you know, it launched into this additional very brief fbi investigation to explore some of these other allegations. and that's something i've never really had much time to talk about and why i'm not surpri

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>> no, lawrence, i wasn't surprised at all. i mean, the president seems to be, as ned pointed out, you know, looking out for himself and his interest with ukraine unfortunately has focused on trying to come up with some dirt on president biden, which really by the way doesn't exist. but the big yes problem we really have to pull back, and as the congressman pointed out this is about a tension between the executive branch and congress, between the white house and congress. we put laws into place. congress put laws into place in the '70s in reaction to abuses by the cia. they conducted all kinds of attempted assassinations in the '50s and '60s. you know your history. you were in the senate. and as a result basically what congress said was okay, cia, you can do some dirty things overseas but every time you want to do a dirty thing you have to let us know and you have to have a whistleblower kind of a conduit directly to congress that if you're not letting us know or if there's some problem that people inside who are concerned who

you cannot take the lawrence expressway off-ramp. you will have to continue on to bowers great american parkway and work your way back to the laurence expressway. no estimated time of opening. again, a deadly crash. you'll see the flares, if you're traveling southbound 101, you cannot get off at the lawrence expressway. looking at this accident, it is southbound 101. that's the one we were just talking about. we have an accident in novato. that one is northbound 101 at san antonio. it is blocking the emergency crews, maybe the right lane. the accident is about 15 feet off the roadway. we will continue on with this fatal accident in sunnyvale when we come back in just a few minutes. >>> possible slip up by apple may have unveiled the plans for the next iphone. >> and happening now, you can sign up for disney's upcoming streaming service. here's tech bites. >>> a big clue into what's next for the iphone. the iphone 11 just hit store shelves and apple left references in the new phone's programming shows working on a phone case that acts

>>being homeless for several years, jeff lawrence now has a permanent albeit tiny home to call his own measuring only 250 square feet, it's a small space for that whole navy vet, but as someone who came here with only the clothes on his back lawrence as it suits him just find the love it. yeah absolutely love it at his home is what's part of a veterans village made up of 14 tiny homes, located on county land in santa rosa, each took a $190,000 a piece to build by a construct. >>obviously that is the wrong piece that we're talking about anyway. the centers for disease control gave an update today about this again they said 530 cases that's an increase of a 150 cases. there is not tied to any specific product or to specific ingredients at this point. but they are warning that especially for young people. they should reconsider if they're thinking about vaping until more studies done in the meantime the federal drug administration is launching a parallel investigation looking at the supply chain. they're also trying to find exactly what is causing people to get sick live in the newsroom.

(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence (ken) six deaths possibly tied to vaping have been reported in the u-s. and now 39 states confirm similar illnesses. that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention.(pam) experts are warning teens and adults .... to stay away from e-cigarettes as they investigate. president trump says, he is planning of flavored tobacco. (ken) kron on's sanaz tahernia spoke to dr. thomas m. dailey from kaiser permanente in santa clara about the dangers of vaping. oc 1:48 "of e-cigarettes" (ken) and this full interview ran on kron on our 24 hour streaming service. dowload kron on today to hear dr. dailey talk about which age groups are more susceptible to these fatal lung diseases we are seeing across united states tied to vaping. kron on: the bay area's only local 24 hour commercial free news service. we'll open with a's baseball-- oakland with a chance to not only take 3 of 4 from the astros for the 2nd month in a row, but also take over the top wildcard spot. --a's in houston... stros throwing out

>>after being homeless for several years, jeff lawrence now has a permanent al be it tiny home to call his own measuring only 250 square feet, it's a small space for that whole navy vet, but as someone who came here with only the clothes on his back lawrence as it suits him just find the love it. yeah absolutely love it that his home is what's part of a veterans village made up of 14 tiny homes located on county land in santa rosa, each took a $190,000 a piece to build by a construction company owned by an iraq war vet, all the residents have vouchers from hud and veterans administration supportive housing. so they pay no more than a 3rd of their low income on rent. lawrence is now a peer support specialist here after getting help with his ptsd and meth addiction which is how he ended up homeless. after a divorce, this is more than i need right now. >>i've lived in a lot smaller 16 months ago i was literally a living on the river play with threats. so to have this is just you know blessing. >>sonoma county supervisor surely zain says it took a lot of political will to get this village

here's the thing, lawrence. there's no one in america who doesn't know how they feel about donald trump. there's no undecideds. i don't want to hear anyone say i'm an undecided voter next fall because i know you're lying. everyone knows you're lying. what's really key about these polls is it's not just that democrats are leading but they're leading in the high 40s, which means that the undecided numbers are very, very low and it means that a lot of the top three democrats could actually beat him. but the other question, and this is always what really, really concerns me. there's a big difference between donald trump losing in a head to head against bernie sanders or losing in a head to head with warren or losing in a head to head with biden. and these generic numbers showing him losing or people not wanting to have the job. this will get closer as the attacks start going and once there's actually a democratic nominee. so the democrats need to make sure that they stay focused. this is not a slam dunk by any means

>> thanks, lawrence. >>> we have now completed the first full day, and only one full day, of the impeachment process in the house of representatives that speaker nancy pelosi made official last evening. and we are already at the release the transcripts stage of the impeachment investigation, the official impeachment investigation of president richard nixon took several months to get to the release the transcript stage. president nixon finally was forced by subpoena to deliver the first transcripts of his white house conversations to the house judiciary committee on may 3rd, 197 4, and then the impeachment process really picked up speed. and only three months later it was over. richard nixon resigned the presidency. the impeachment process has once again really picked up speed, but donald trump won't resign the presidency, but a lot can happen in the next three months. donald trump can be impeached, and he can be impeached before christmas. we will begin this program tonight the way the impeachment hearing

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. 15 seconds over. >> it's much sooner than i'm used to. joy, thank you very much. get some rest. 12 hours from now we'll see you. >> ha ha, rest. i'll watch your show. >> see you on msnbc. >> thank you. >> thank you, joy. with each passing hour today we learned more about the conversation that president trump is now calling a beautiful conversation. it might also have been a criminal conversation according to some democrats. many of whom are now saying it might have been an impeachable conversation. it is the conversation president trump had with ukrainian president and it is the subject of a suppressed whistleblower report, suppressed by president trump's acting director of national intelligence. we'll be devoting much of the hour of the breaking news of the latest trump crisis. joined once again by a reporter of "the washington post" who has been doing extraordinary work, repeatedly breaking news on this story this week. and we'll be joined by former undersecretary of state wendy sherman who will share her unique diplomatic

joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence week.late next forecast for weather are warmer winds and offshore monday. showers of a few even a chance sunday. there's forecast for weather are and cooler more clouds saturday but little on will cool a the coast. it bay and 70s at 90s around the with 80s and the 100s inland see highs in tomorrow will 50s and 60s. mild and in the will stay very lows tonight tomorrow. temperatures hotter bring even tonight to continue winds will offshore couple of days. the next the north for storms well to f(grant) for your health tonight -- hearing loss is one of the most common chronic health conditions in the u-s -- and it can leave those who suffer from it... feeling isolated. (justine) but a new study suggests hearing aids can help more than just a person's ears. mandy gaither has more, in today's health minute. (justine) the study also found that hearing aid use varied drastically among races. with the white population using the most hearing aids. while the hispanic community uses hear

turning now to weather with lawrence karnow. (pam) in national news...congress...(ken) the president and the g-o-p don't seem to be batting an eye as house democrats move another step closer to impeachment. but as jim acosta reports-- democrats hardly sound united on the issue. natpop nadler hearing (ken) that was jim acosta reporting. top trump advisers indicate... and democratic strategists worry a push for impeachment could play right into trump's hands-- by pitting the democratic field of contenders against each other on the issue-- just in time for election year. (pam) two childcare workers in ohio are behind bars tonight -- accused of abusing a five- year-old girl. authorities say, one of those employees was caught on camera ... we should warn you the picture may be graphic to some viewers. this happened august 13th at a learning center in ohio... and now this man and another daycare worker are out of a job -- and in custody. but police say, this is just part of what happened.. they say, video shows the two employees... allowing that little girl to

lawrence damien. patrick joseph. beverly. andrew peter, green. patricia cushing.ard to believe that it has been 18 years but you have always remained in our hearts and thoughts and deep in our sole. your free beautiful grandchildren all embody your life and spirit we will always love and miss you and most of all we will never forget you. >> and my father, firefighter jonathan lee. andrew, mom and i miss you very much every day and we know you're watching over us. we love you a lot. >> gavin cushny. >> j. seth m. dahl. john d'allara. vincent gerard d'amadeo. >> jack l. d'ambrosi, junior. >> jenin jones >> manuel damota. mary antonio. then send danz. dwight donald darcy. it elizabeth darling. annette andrea dataram. edward d'atri. michael d'auria. laura davidson. michael alan davidson. scott matthew davidson. titus davidson. otnikura davila. ada davis. clinton davis senior. wayne davis. anthony richard dawson. calvin dawson, edward james bay. william thomas dean. robert angela junior. thomas patrick d'anelas. anna gloria. tara debek. james debeneria. james deblasse.

huntington is up there, hamilton and lawrence are there. i don't want to go to the lawrence, john with diamonds. i pale in comparison. so alexander hamilton does not get enough credit. we all know how the war ends, the patriots win. the british are defeated. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. we could not have anticipated that, but that is how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. now let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton is already working as treasury secretary. well, he also founded the u.s. revenue cutter services. so he is considered the father of the u.s. coast guard. and i go there every graduation to give an award right there on that spot, right there, and i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin victor, donated by the class of 1963 last fall. it is the appropriately named hamilton hall, the main administration hall at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. there is a painting inside hamilton hall, and that is of cuttersing the revenue service. you can see an early u.s. f

>> thanks, lawrence. absolutely, it looks like every memorandum of a telephone conversation i saw during my time at the white house in terms of its for matt, in terms of the caveats at the bottom in the footnote, in terms of the markings. at a certain level, you almost have to applaud the president for releasing this, what appears to be full transcript. >> there are a couple of ellipses in this and some people are pointing to that, the little dot-dot-dot, what that might be, are they leaving out significant words there, do you think? >> my guess -- my best guess is either, a, there was a pause, a natural pause in the conversation and they wanted to reflect that. the second possibility is that in the raw transcript that was created in the sit room, they may have had some clunky notation indicating garbled words or unidentified words. and someone on the n.s.c. staff in an attempt to make it look morell gand more more elegant put the dot-dot-dot. >> in your experience in the obama white house, who percentage

after lawrence expressway. there's no estimated time of clearing just yet and because it's so early and this is the counter commute direction. it is not backing up traffic northbound getting through without any delays so northbound one o one you're good from san jose continuing to the peninsula. bridges look pretty good to have a long line for the cash payers at the bay bridge toll plaza about 3 open on the left and right a great trip across the upper deck, 92 trouble free definitely busy we see all the brake lights leaving hayward but it's not a problem 13 minutes over to one o one. 5 80 to the richmond sandra fell bridge trouble free. it's going to be great commute so get on out there early if you can 8 minutes to make it to the north bay. just a qck peek at some drive time 5.80 looks fantastic livermore to dublin, 6.80 fine dublin to fremont the nimitz going south still at the limit but the nimitz heading north out near davis in san leandro injury accident still active there. and you're looking good nn to 37

john lawrence reports.rump with a message to those behind saturday's attack on a saudi arabian oil field. >>taking to twitter sunday night. the president said the us has reason to believe that we know who is responsible and that the us is locked and loaded depending on verification of the strike. >>it is likely that iran was behind these attacks if however, this attack originated within iran. it would mark a direct escalation iran has traditionally relied on proxies to launch attacks against saudi arabia against american interests. >>a run back to militants in yemen say they use 10 drones to carry out the strikes. us secretary of state mike pompeo rejects that tweeting there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen and lost some think military action against iran should be on the table. others disagree. this is a regional conflict. >>that there's no reason the superpower of the united states needs to be getting into bombing mainland iran. it would be in need escalation of this. >>oil prices surge sunday a

now lawrence was a gentleman. he had a grand home that he named after admiral vernon, who he had served under in king george's rule. and from that, young george saw what it meant to be a gentleman. he saw that status equated to wealth, so he wanted to become wealthy. you remember time and again i have said that george is not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he does learn from others. while he was staying with his half-brother, he learned that he, too, could become successful if he made the right choices. so as a young man, he became a surveyor. at the time, being a surveyor was on par with the doctor, a lawyer, because surveyors were always going out on the frontier to survey land and if you are good at it, you have a trained eye, you see the land that is advantageous, the land that is not, and often times you could take your payment in land. land is something that could bring wealth for the future. so the young man began acquiring land. now, the problem is, in 1752, lawrence died. and the question was, who w

>>i'm here now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow so the projected path warns keeps changing but yes on a mine weakening a little bit. yeah weakening a little bit right now, stronger stod doesn' a 150 years or so and look at those buzz along with a symmetrical the eye of the storm was and then it starts to wobble a little bit it gets interfere with some of the land mass there and it slows down but before that it was churning along sustained winds of a 185 miles per hour only stronger at a 190 but that is some kind of storm devastation all across the bahamas. there grand bahama near freeport boy just a very devastating storm. but here's the latest should and can now see it on the doppler radar we're seeing the rain bands. some of those bands already begin to make their way into florida. the system still off the coastline is actually stalled the winds begin to pick up in spots so you can see in around the hurricane those winds a report right now sustained get that sustained at 71 miles per hour and that storm has now become stationary we're seeing gusts of 2030 miles per hour a

. >> this caused the closure for the lawrence expressway off-ramp. crews on scene, you saw that glow in the air, a little fog around, some patches. it shouldn't have played a major factor. that's a major investigation which continues right now. we'll show you where the off-ramp is closed from southbound 101 as you're coming down through sunnyvale out of mountain view the lawrence expressway off-ramp. the car went off the roadway and into the trees there. we'll continue to follow that but it did sound like they were making the final preparation to move that car and possibly reopen. it's been there for a while this morning and doesn't really affect the freeway proper but the lawrence expressway off-ramp you'll have to loop back if you want to go there from southboun, peninsula, east bay, the tri-valley looks great. traditional slowing out of the altamont. >>> tech teams are still busy ts union city government office after an apparent virus crippled "today in the bay" bob redell is there with what we know so far. >> reporter: the virus has par liced uni

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thanks lawrence. >>oprah winfrey is coming to san francisco today. she announce, she's hitting the road for her 2020 vision, your life and focus national tour. the tour is in collaboration with weight watchers or w w s is now known. winfrey says the goal of the tour is to motivate others to lead 20 20 be the year of transformation and triumph the tour will include high-profile guests at each stop he kicks off january the 4th in fort lauderdale florida tickets will go on sale september, the 13th winfrey will be at the chase center on february 22th. >>the tiny is warriors fighting the most complex medical conditions how a bay area organization is trying to ease the pain and stress for their family. and if you are saving less money for your retirement chances are you are not alone details on a new survey ahead >>are you saving money for your retirement if you're saving a lot less this year not alone according to a new survey fewer than one 3rd of working americans about 29% increased their contributions while 16% of those surveyed lower their contributi

lawrence jones. glad to see you have not been abducted. looking at this, these are real believers. i don't have a problem with it. i don't know the majesty of god's creation. we know this universe with universes. i don't know. >> hey, sean, i am in haikou nevada. the alien research center. earlier today, we have the opportunity to talks to some people. some people believe it and some people wanted to just have a good time. area 51 is actually >> sean: the spaceship i think -- lawrence, what is that behind you? looked like a spaceship for a minute but i guess it's a car. >> you've got all type of stuff behind us. everybody's trying to go in and see aliens. again, a lot of these people believe it. a lot of these people are like the comic-con crew who just want to have a good time. over 2,000 people at the first event we were out today so they are keeping coming on in, sean. >> sean: i mean, them think they believe, and i watched enough of the history channel et cetera. nat geo has a whole special eyewash on area 51 wants, i love documentarie

just lawrence karnow.'s a little bit of fire danger monday but before then just a gorgeous final weekend of summer yeah, i mean that's the way to go out for to go out. let's go big right we're doing right this weekend. high pressure building in a book you can just tell there. >>clear skies all the way to the fog to speak up. that's what's going to stay all night long. high pressure really kind of taken over at least the first part of the weekend. numbers around the bay area right now still very very tough for for this time of year 70 in oakland 60 degrees in san francisco, 70 in redwood city, 70 in hayward 69 degrees in mount use of some very comfortable numbers now and while we're not going to cool off that much tomorrow from running again, we've got plenty of sunshine all day long. the help of some of those offshore winds these temperatures going to be very nice. think we may pop 80 degrees in san francisco for get enough of an officer when 84 and oakland 88 degrees in san jose. things will watch it happ

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>>after being homeless for several years, jeff lawrence now has a permanent albeit tiny home to callng only 250 square feet, it's a small space for that whole navy vet, but as someone who came here with only the clothes on his back lawrence as it suits him just find the love it. yeah absolutely love it at his home is what's part of a veterans village made up of 14 tiny homes located on county land in santa rosa, each took a $190,000 a piece to build by a construction company owned by an iraq war vet, all the residents have vouchers from hud and veterans administration supportive housing. so they pay no more than a 3rd of their low income on rent. lawrence is now a peer support specialist here after getting help with his ptsd and meth addiction which is how he ended up homeless after a divorce, this is more than i need right now. >>i've lived in a lot smaller 16 months ago i was literally a living over play with threats so to have this is just you know blessing. >>sonoma county supervisor surely zain says it took a lot of political will to get this village built but helping house home

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thank you lawrence, a half unveiled several new products today, the cupertino-based tech company showed off the newest generation of iphone ipad and apple watch kron 4 grant lodes joins us now with. >>more on what's soon to hit the store shelves and how much it'll cost grant. >>take as is a pretty exciting day, especially if you're in tech can one of these gadgets apple showed off today is the new iphone 11 the new phone features, a new dual camera system upgraded hardware which apple says is the fastest chip ever in a smartphone and maybe most importantly it boasts an all-day battery life you'll also get higher quality video on the 11 were able to record in cinematic settings apple also introduced an updated version of the apple watch which allows the display to always stay on and a new 7th generation ipad which features a larger screen. a new ad that apple introduced today is the very much talked about apple tv app. now earlier today on kron on we talked to senior editor ensure he talked about the new app in the competition other streaming services could face. >>then they got their tv

thank you lawrence. >>a big story. we're following new details emerging after a gunman and texas killed 7 people and injured almost 2 dozen others. police say that he had been fired from his job, a very short time before that shooting a matter of hours. today, the parents of the 17 month-old child who was killed. they were speaking publicly shelby langur has more from odessa. >>probably the number one thing people tell you she's smiling and happy at almost a year and a half old. >>hopefully anderson will have no lasting memories saturday's shooting. >>and paige really happened so fast, i didn't know which direction. they're coming from what was really going on. >>side of a never dawned on me that one of us in the hit. so i actually just thought how can i cover both of these babies at one time anderson and her twin brother were strapped into their car seats for a normal trip to the >>a lot of anderson and she was just covered blood so much mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and

you cannot take the lawrence expressway off-ramp. you will need to continue on to bowers great american parkway and work your way back to lawrence expressway. they have not told us an estimated time of reopening. southbound 101 ramp to lawrence expressway is shut down at this hour. elsewhere, we have some green out there, which is good, but some other problems. the transition ramp from northbound 680 to eastbound 80 at cordelia, we had a solo spinout facing the wrong way. that's been cleared off. not much of a delay from eastbound 80 from 680. out of tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. highway 4 looking good. your drive into san francisco over a foggy g ygy golden gate , still no delays, about 20 minutes. >>> developing news, the north bay faces an increased wildfire danger because of hot temperatures combined with dry conditions and high winds. >> pg&e warned more than 56,000 customers that their electricity could be turned off as part of a public safety power shutoff. the outages could start as soon as this afternoon. pg&e says the move i

>>thank you lawrence and now to some a troubling news regarding former raiders receiver. >>antonio brown has been in the news a lot the last few weeks with this is completely different the controversial nfl walked away from oakland and is now a member of the new england patriots, he's been accused of sexual-assault sports director mark carpenter joins us now with the details is just broke a few hours ago, yes, right and this goes far beyond training camp antics right here. this is a very serious legal matter very disturbing allegations that surfaced of this evening. the lawsuit was filed in brown's home state of florida by a woman he met in college and later became his trainer. she accuses him of sexually assaulting her on 3 separate occasions, the woman's name is brittany taylor, she and brown met all of our both attending central michigan university. she says the incidents first happened in june of 2017 when during a training session. he exposed himself kissed her without her permission. later that month they were watching television at his home win. he started masturba

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"the last word with lawrence o'donnell" is up next. good evening, lawrence. boom, 10:00 exactly. >> perfect, thank you, joy. and you, i hope you can hang around and run over here to this studio, because a little bit later in this hour i would like to get your political analysis on what's happening in the presidential campaign. so unless you have to run out the door, could you run over here? >> i could be talked into that, because you know what i love, lawrence? political analysis. i love to do it. >> we need a few more minutes from you. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> what should be a relaxing long holiday weekend is going to be a weekend of bracing for the worst in florida and the southeastern united states. msnbc will be tracking the hurricane dorian all weekend, and we will have the latest on the hurricane track on this program at the end of this hour. and that's afternoon important time because just toward the end of this hour when is we will get the very latest forecast from the national hurricane center. that should be coming out, and we should have it f

>> exactly the same as yours, lawrence.e all were pretty glued because barry burke, an experienced lawyer, gave a textbook cross-examination, forcing corey lewandowski to acknowledge that he had lied and perhaps more importantly that the lie was an effort to cover up this incident of obstruction that's detailed in the mueller report where trump asked him to deliver the message to sessions that the mueller investigation shouldn't be permitted to look into either russian interference in the 2016 election or the trump campaign. but i also thought as i watched it's substantive testimony was really important. it was also a real punch back for the rule of law. and the rule of law's been looking pretty bedraggled lately. yesterday showed people that we can play by the rules, that we can let democracy work the way that it's supposed to if the democrats will be smart and deliberate about the process they use. so it was a victory on a lot of fronts. >> jennifer rubin, unfortunately barry burke didn't take over until we had to endure