what do we owe mountain lions, what do we owe to other species of plants and animals?auly: man-made structures act as barriers for lots of species in urban areas. but some aspects of our infrastructure actually allow non-native species to thrive. the big moment for thinking about water in los angeles is 1913. once you hahave permanent water on the landscape, lots of non-native species, if they get introduced, can now make it. so, what's happened is that non-native species that get introduced to southern california, that are maybe from a more tropical place, now can make it here because there's much more water. and one of the ways that a lot of these species are coming in is actually via the nursery plant trade. [a[animals c calling] things like brown anoles a and greeeen anoles and various species of geckos and now a thing calalled the coqui frog. "coqui, coqui, c coqui," and it mighthto this allll night long. so, if you live in a neighbhborhood w with a coqui f, yoyou might find it incrcredibly aggravating. so, the coqui frog wasas intruced to hahawaii in the 1980s. o

then we check to see if the footprints are from a lion as a lion or a cub. when a lion eats a cow warriors hunt down the predator they depend on their cattle for income and food but was lion monita is like petra this doesn't happen as often as before the organization african people and wide life has trained fish to my size to patrol the savannah. it has also helps more than a 1000 the households to build fences to protect livestock at night. he's not going to get a job it's been several years like 9 years that's the time i've had a fence i've not been attacked once the goats and all cows absolutely nothing. 2 years ago 15 lions were killed in retaliation for a life stuck death here so far that number is down to 3. that's the phenomenon's you haven't used africa you can catch all our stories on our website on facebook page my colleague christine will be with you tomorrow also the next time it's goodbye. goodbye sausage of a low fridge a. big changes are underway in the food industry in the overnight hours a major food companies changing to meet new demand. fo

then we check to see if the footprints are from a lioness a lion or a cub. when a lion eats a cow warriors hunt down the predator they depend on their cattle for income and food. but wiz lion monita is like that sure this doesn't happen as often as before the organization african people and wide life has trained fish to my size to patrol the savannah it has also helped more than a 1000 the households to build fences to protect life stuck at night. though it's been several years 9 years that's the time i've had a fence i've not been attacked once the goats and all cows absolutely nothing. 2 years ago 15 lions were killed in retaliation for a life style death here so far that number is down to 3. you can catch all our stories on our web sites on facebook page my colleague christine will be with you tomorrow on to the next time it's goodbye. any puzzle you so long it's not easy to go to another country and know nothing about why 5 of them do this because we can't stay on venezuela i know that was a play that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines

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lion air. there were all these things that they learned but as senator cruz said, why did someone not run in with their hair on fire and say, oh my gosh, we have to do something about this? if you like the government or don't like the government, you know the government is supposed to run in with its hair on fire. i think someone would have had the government been in there side by side doing it. there's federal regulation for everything. i actually love federal regulations. there's a federal regulation that says the plane has to fly balanced, straight and level. it has to be able to balance up. i think if someone in the faa had been fully apprised and realized they needed the mcat system to keep that plane in certain flight situations. now, it wasn't supposed to be an ordinary straight and level flight. it was supposed to be in the extreme situations, high altitude curve for example turn. but i think someone in the faa probably would have said because as former government person myself, we know

. >> a woman climbs into the lion's den at the zoo and taunts the wild animal. the question tonight is who does that? announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> the oakland a's finally get to host a wild card playoff game at home after playing the last two on the road. >> excitement building, but the game isn't the only focus tonight. kpix 5 reporter andrea nakano joining us from the coliseum with the drama off the field. >> reporter: it was a battle for the a's to just get here this season, to be able to host the wild card game at home. the last two times were on the road, and they lost both times. but the a's are not just battling on the fi

if that lion had made some sort of approach towards her or she would have panicked, the lion would haveeacted quickly and probably fatally. >> the police are looking for this woman appeared if he or she the barrier, shows her standing in an enclosure there. the zoo filed a complaint for criminal trespassing. >> neil: so this kind of thing at the bronx zoo was alive and this has happened before. >> those who would not give me an answer what they would do had the lion attacked. >> shepard: so they will put a lien on time outcome obviously. >> time out for sure. people would be concerned it might be put down. the zoo would not give an answer but 2014 they had to stop a tiger from attacking a man. >> shepard: so you get in the lion's den, i mean, decisions, people. decisions. this is like a known no as rumsfeld would have said. you don't get in the line stand. just don't do it. the bell is ringing. not a good day. we are off by 500 today, like 800 or so in weeks. but neil will make sense of it with a smile on his face and here he is. >> neil: well, a triple whammy for wall street. they are

the lion air boeing 737 max plunged into the java sea only 13 minutes after taking off in jakarta. now indonesian air accident investigators have found that a critical sense of providing data to the m cast like control system was wrongly calibrated during the repairs they also cited strong evidence that it wasn't tested during installation by a lion air engineering staff fed with false data the empty store system pushed the plane's nose down leaving pilots fighting a losing battle to maintain control neither their training nor the aircraft manual included information about m. cas. investigators also addressed cockpit procedures. were busy even. while they're. flying. in the. boeing has issued a statement saying it is working to address all the report's recommendations to prevent similar flight control problems from recurring all 737 max 8 jets are grounded worldwide boeing is under intense pressure to explain all the problems associated with the flight control system that played the key role in the lion air crash and one in ethiopia 5 months later. and now to some of the other busi

. >> a woman climbs into the lion's den at the zoo and taunts the wild animal. the question tonight is who does that? >>> the oakland a's finally get to host a wild card playoff game at home after playing the last two on the road. >> excitement building, but the game isn't the only focus tonight. kpix 5 reporter andrea nakano joining us from the coliseum with the drama off the field. >> reporter: it was a battle for the a's to just get here this season, to be able to host the wild card game at home. the last two times were on the road, and they lost both times. but the a's are not just battling on the field this postseason. while it's a lot of work, the grounds crew was happy to put the diamond back at the coliseum for the american league wild card game. the t is expecting a sell out of roughly 56,000 people. >> i'm really looking forward to, you know, that huge crowd pulling for us instead of the yankees. >> reporter: a few tickets were still available on the team's website tonight, going for roughly $30. for those rooted in oakland, they have high hopes for an

also on the program indonesian investigators released a report into the fatal lion air boeing 737 next disaster they blame the plane software along numerous other factors. and we follow the paris line scooter patrol as it goes fishing in december for the electric scooters. for business on the w m how you know it's good to have you with us the u.s. treasury has announced that the country's budget deficit sorts to almost a trillion dollars in the 2900 physical year that's a 26 percent jump from 2018 the trump administration has spent far more than its tax revenue because of the republican led tax cuts taking advantage of a booming economy government spending grew twice as fast as tax revenues the u.s. treasury secretary steven muchin said trump's economic agenda is working well lawmakers fears the government is undermining fiscal just possibility. for more on the subject i'm now joined by the w.c. financial correspondent on wall street. these deficit numbers definitely sound worrying at least how do they fit into donald trump's view of the u.s. economy. well i mean as long as the dollar

with the smugglers with lions. what's your story ready. i'm with numbers and women especially in victims of violence in. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor not the guests you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. comes to. the u.s. deficit reach as high as we haven't seen since 2012 at almost one trillion dollars the trump administration is hoping a strong economy will make up for massive spending while others warn of dire consequences. also on the program the boy 737 max saga continues as investigators now say the plane software was definitely to blame for the 2 deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia but there were other besides the factors to. and south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its status as a developing nation the u.s. complains rich countries are using their status to play in the world trade. it's time for business on the w. i'm here welcome to the program the u.s. treasury has announced that the

>>the lion get like on the to a rule of the lion going down the line. hopping i just let the woman eventually got out and was escorted out of the park by soon workers before police arrived. >>the zoo issued a statement saying we have a 0 tolerance policy on trespass in violation of barriers other visitors hope her antics don't change the esthetics of the enclosure. >>and this there's low wall. so you you know you want to get close enough to see what's going on, but you don't have the city's high fences and. >>for sure police for their part say they're still not certain who that woman is but they want to question her they say she faces charges of criminal trespass and even the line was looking at her like what is the matter good news for them moat allstate between them that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us can win. here now is kron 4 news at 6. catherine thanks to you both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 the hunt is on tonight for the suspect who robbed. >>homeowner on the peninsula it happened at a home that he was renting out as an

killed in the lion air crash a yearago in people killed in the lion air crash a year ago in that boeinge, here's sally nugent. good morning. overnight, wales have named their team sunday's rugby world cup semifinal. liam williams has been ruled out of the game against south africa with an ankle injury — leigh halfpenny will replace him. jonathan davies and hadleigh parks are in the team despite being injury doubts. he is undoubtedly a big loss from an attacking perspective and, you know, what he has achieved in the game in the last year or so. but bringing in the experience of somebody like leigh halfpenny is... i think it gives us a different element. i think he is probably defensively the best full—back in the world. england take on tournament favourites new zealand in the first semi—final tomorrow morning. england have been training today in very wet weather in yokohama. it is expected to clear up for saturday but it did mean that england's training session was delayed today. head coach eddiejones has been spending the week putting the pressure on the all blacks — saying they are exp

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a woman climbs into the lion's exhibit and starts dancing, taunting a male lion as it looks on from justt away. >> she shouldn't be doing that. >> reporter: the dangerous incident happened saturday. a visitor at the zoo recording instagram. >> it's pretty ridiculous. like, it's like you want to go into . even if they are taken care of, they're still wi >> reporter: there was a moat between the woman and the moat between the woman and the lion, but the zoo says it was a serious violation and unlawful trespass that could have resulted in seriinju or and david, tonight ws e don't ku who the woman is, but the zoo is filing a criminal trespass complaint with police, who are working to eidentify her. david? >> gio, nkha come back, the urgent search in new york city for people missing at a beach tonight. >>> and hlary clinton, asked a very personal question on "gma" today about her marriage. every . (amber jaggers) students that come from underserved backgrounds, they don't think they think that's it for them. if we don't give them the tools that they need, they're not going to be competitive i

would the lion get in trouble or with the lion just be doing with the lion does?he might get done might be crazy. i don't understand people just filming it. i would be calling the cops. >> jesse: not that i would do it, but i understand the reason they do it. if they film her for getting eaten by the lion and sell that. that's why they do it. i would have thrown my phone down and tackled the woman and saved her. i would have been the hero. i would have posted it on my instagram. she posted this video on her instagram. that's how you know this is a publicity stunt. >> juan: i hope everyone knows that they are not interactive. that's about it. i do wonder about her health, if it is intoxication or delusion. that doesn't make sense. you have a basic primal fear of a beast. something is off there. >> greg: you know what, what is the phrase when you give human traits to an animal? we have been answer morse's sizing don >> juan: you must be feeding these liens very, very well. >> dana: i think the lion is probably like, wow. the lady, what are you doing? back away. >> t

a visitor climbing in the lion's den, appearing to taunt the lion. >>> hillary clinton on "gma" is asked today, what's the gutsiest thing she's ever done? and her eye-opening answer about her marriage. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan suing a british tabloid, and tonight, the stunning letter. what he says about his mother, princess diana, and now his fear for meghan. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the guilty verdict in a dallas courtroom. a former police officer convicted of murder in the shooing death of her neighbor after entering his apartment. she had said she thought it was her own. the judge reading amber guyger's verdict aloud. the jury swiftly reaching a unanimous decision. the mother of the shooting victim then raising her arms.d . the former officer, amber guyger, weeping quietly, sitting alone in court. abc's marcus moore leads us off now from dallas tonight. >> reporter: it took the jury less than five hours to reach a decision. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant, amber guyger,

and i was like lion king! that's my baby! and iwas like... like lion king! that's my baby! story was typhoon hagibis. and in fact, we were watching this powerful typhoon barrelling its way towards the shores of japan. weather warnings were enforced, several of the rugby world cup matches were cancelled, including the england—france match. well, i'm pleased to say fast forward seven days and yes we have some shower cloud across japan but the weather story looks much better for the quarterfinals. in fact, it should be relatively dry, bright and warm, with temperatures into the mid—20s for the england—australia match. i wish i could say the same, however, for the uk on saturday. yes, it does look as though we're going to have plenty of showers, some of them heavy with the odd rumble of thunder again. but there is an improvement for the second half of the weekend. however, we're still under this influence of low pressure with this weather front enhancing the rainfall across eastern scotland. we'll also see plenty of showers out of the west as well. some of these showers will pu

said max model for the fatal lion a. business business africa on the w.i. as well come it's a premier aimed at making a big impact hosted by russian president vladimir putin african leaders have gathered in the russian resort town of sochi today for the 1st ever russia africa something it's russia's attempt to jumpstart relations with the continent 3 decades after the fall of the soviet union which then was a major player in africa. but russia does not want to stand aside while other powers like the e.u. china india strategically increase their influence and investment on the continent putin has big plans in africa especially with regards to the continent's rich mineral resources and arms deals let's have a look at selected activities of russian companies in africa there's energy multinational lukoil that is involved in a natural gas development project in the republic of congo in sudan and the central african republic a close ally of president putin has secured licenses for mining gold in guinea russian element in producer roussel is digging up bauxite and

you have to wonder what the lion is thinking here. >> trevor: oh, i know what the lion is thinking. he's thinking what the [bleep] are you doing, lady? there is a lion in here. can you not see it. fuelly-- actually feel bad for that lion because look how confused he is. he's got that look like when are you not sure if you just walked into the wrong bathroom, like-- aahh, actually you know what i think the lion was really thinking, he is saying what are you doing, you are blaj you don't need extra danger in your life, lady. what are you doing? and what you are doing right now technically cultural appropriation, this crazy shit is for white people, you shouldn't be here. yo shouldn't be here. get out. (applause) all right, moving on to some international news. vladimir putin, russian president and man who thinks the notebook was a comedy. he hasion but yesterday he was asked if he is going to med el in 2020. -- meddle in 2020 and his answer was refreshingly honest. >> is russia as robert miller alleged attempting to influence the 2020 elections in the united states? >> i will tell you

a report into the crash of the lion here right u ncove i’s crash of the lion here right uncovers a catalogueilures which led to the death of hundred and 89 people. ina in a couple of minutes it will be time for the sports but a quick look at what else is coming up this evening. as the police investigation into the 39 found dead any lorry in essex continues we will be speaking to an expert in human trafficking based in vietnam. we will also be examining some of prime minister boris johnson's examining some of prime minister borisjohnson‘s previous comments on brexit and general elections as he tries to get mps to agree to a december poll. and later, we will be taking a look through the front pages. joining me i have the deputy editor of the express and economist at the guardian. —— columnist. let's return to the death of 39 people discovered any lorry close to an essex port. four people have now been arrested in connection with the deaths. in the last couple of minutes police have been updating us on the investigation.” minutes police have been updating us on the investigation. i would like t

families of the victims of the lion it is us to travel to jakarta they were among the 1st to be told why the boeing 737 months went down last october killing all $189.00 people on board. indonesian investigators told them that the aircraft type included design flaws in its m cas anti stall system and that incorrect sensor data caused the system to fly the aircraft into the ground details of the victims' relatives struggle to grasp. the result is out. but what happened has happened we just accept but whether i'm satisfied with the report no i'm not satisfied. because it feels like they're bullying common people like us. you don't understand. the complete report on the crash will be published on thursday it's expected to reveal a further catalogue of deficiencies surrounding the new m cast system the u.s. plane maker is still struggling to cope with events recently emerged that the company's chief technical pilot had long ago complained about out of control software during 737 month simulated testing boeing only forwarded his comments last thursday in another development the company on

indigenous australians call tourists at all roo ants there are many a stray lions here right now. they feel it's their right to climb the national landmark the holy rock of the local aboriginal people teacher and a hanson and her cousin geoff say the geological feature belongs to all a stray lions. are causing it it can be respectful about it and it's a rock this it might be some areas where you stay away from the search certain areas and it's a wonder of the world it's on them are back at this long ago a strains of european descent named it is rock but for indigenous communities it's always been all grew signs were put up here a few years ago please do not climb but an action film has been made on the rock while people leave their garbage lying around and use the area as an outdoor toilet now the request has become a ban or a lot of this is sacred ground for us the tourists neither understand this nor want to understand it they say this is my rock i say no this is not your rock it's our rock. there are 700000 indigenous people in australia and many feel they are disadvantaged in

that exchange described what happened in lion air and ethiopian air. the men and women gathered here with photos of your loved ones, 346 people are dead because what these chief pilots described as egregious and crazy, that's their language, that's boeing's internal language in this exchange now, what i find truly stunning, boeing handed this exchange over to department of justice in february in march i chaired a hearing of the aviation subcommittee on the two crashes. boeing did not see fit to give this committee that exchange nor did boeing give it to the faa or department of transportation but what i find most stunning is your testimony here today that you said you first learned of this exchange a couple of weeks ago. these are senior leaders at boeing in an exchange saying, and i will quote again, so i basically lied to the regulators i practiced law a lot of years you had your lawyers look over this document and they read a senior leader after the crashes occurred saying they lied to the regulators mr. mullenburg, how in the hell did nobody bring

you have the lion air tragedy. according to senator cruz, the email that he sent up there, which i believe was written on november 15, 2016, just a couple weeks after that lion air crash, there are people, it sure appears in boeing that knew exactly or certainly suspected what went wrong because they integrated in the design you had an mcas system to take care of this eventuality in the flight characteristic, correct? >> senator, again, i'm not exactly sure what was meant by that traffic, that email traffic, but i can tell you in that time frame -- >> it seems pretty obvious, doesn't it? i mean, doesn't it seem pretty obvious? again, you are -- you are engineers. you understand how this was designed. you understood you need an mcas system to make up for that instability and then something happened happened, i would think, diagnosed pretty fast. i'm reading these things. i'm not a pilot. i'm not an aerospace engineer and yet i'm scratching my head going, whoa, something really wrong happened. why didn't you react fa

the lion air, e.g. in error tragedies just don't show the flaw, they also show the system did not even need boeing's own design criteria. it's crystal clear to me through the course of this investigation that relinquishing approval of mcas by the faa was a great mistake with severe consequences. safety must be our top priority, and congress must act. we owe nothing less to the victims and their families. i yield back. >> will now move on to ms. mucarsel-powell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've been sitting here listening to the testimony, and i think it's clear to me that so much of what we've heard today and also some of the testimony from yesterday is that to a large extent this is a story about a company cutting corners, taking shortcuts, sacrificing safety to achieve maximum profits. and at the and what is it that we have to show for it? 346 lives were lost due to the negligence of what happened in those two flights. mr. muilenburg, to me it's very important to focus on the families of the victims t

. >>> we take a live look at the latest of addition of a pride of lions. i will introduce you to them later this half-hour. even making a lot of lien type noaround here. >> there excited to be with her with us. >>> christien . we have firefighters on hilar. this is what it looked like this morning. we have people who said the wind kept them up overnight. >> this is what happens whenever there is a northeast wind. it's dead calm at sea level. up here it blows 35 to 49 it's only. usually you can fill the sun coming up in the morning. >> nearly 31,000 customers lost power during pg&e's power outage. about 6000 waiting to have their electricity restored. >>> what you hear is not my tummy growling. it's the line comes. let's go toward straight to meteorologist steve paulson. >> i-5 is close south of the grapevine. a lot of people might be taking up for the long weekend. people taking highway 5 can't get through. 14. the best thing to do if you're leaving plan on using 101 or highway 1. i know it's a long way around. beats not be able to get there. >> good advic

why is she waving at the lion?>> the lion gets an a here. >> she can't be more than eight or ten feet away, right? >> right. >> the lion gets an a. >> lion a, humanity f. >> chris cillizza, thank you for that. the good stuff is next. [upbeat action music] ♪ (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45 minutes or so. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs, or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. >>> it is time for the good stuff. a florida army veteran who died with no family to claim his remains received a hero's send off. more than 1,000 people showed up yesterday af

"the lion king?"> i don't know. >> if you're into the wildcard today at the coliseum, great weather for the a's to win. sunshine, 73 by first pitch. right now temperatures are on the cool side in a lot of spots. our chilly spot in the upper 30s. 41 in mountain view. 41 in san ramon. by 10:00, we're warming up quickly. already in the 60s. you can shed that jacket midday. into the afternoon, 60s and 70s. our warmest spots later on today will top out in the 80s. 69 in the city today. 74 in oakland. 77 for san jose. the same in santa rosa. 75 in napa. 80 in concord. antioch up to 81. the next three days, sunny and mild today. 70s to low 80s. morning clouds tomorrow. the cold front moves through. we will drop temperatures a bit. maxing out in the 70s. by friday, a lot of sunshine. temperatures on the rise. we're topping out once again in our warmest spots. you can see in the mid 80s inland. around the bay, mid 70s. around the coastline, mid 60s. traffic wise, we have a couple of issues out there. >> two si

with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story. ready ready ready with numbers and women especially in victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story you are trying in all ways understand this new culture. for you another visitor nothing yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. greetings from berlin and welcome to our news from the world of arts and culture i'm karen helm set and here's what's coming up on today's show. it's national library day here in germany and we look at the way at the ways libraries around europe are evolving into places of knowledge and exchange and community as well as good old analog books. and violin virtuoso. burst onto the scene in 1970 and has managed to stay true to herself despite the demands of life on tour. but we start off in istanbul with the 16th edition of the city's bayani a which features more than $220.00 works by $56.00 artists turkey has one of the oldest and proudest artistic traditions in the world and yet today with scores

. >>> alarming video of a woman who climbed into a lion's den at a famous zoo. you'll hear from the shocked witnesses. >>> you now only have a year to get your real i.d., there's still a lot of confusion about what you need do. >>> think being a winter getaway, the latest southwest sale may persuade you. we price out some trips from the bay area. >> why was she waving at the lion. >> no. un-huh. >> i'm confused. >> rule number one, you don't climb in the cage because the animals are uprising against us, right, drew? >> i have so many questions. i don't know why that happened. zoos? why is that still a thing. >> oh. >> just saying. good morning, everybody. we have 30s and 40s in the cooler spots. later today the sun will affect our warming up. later this morning, into the late afterno, the warm spots in the7 81 the high in antioch. traveling around the state, really no weather worries. southern california, l.a. looking nice at 80. a lot of sunshine there. hotter in palm springs, 91. northern california, a little cooler and breezier. eureka, 59. 79 in sacramento.

she is very lucky that lion didn't go for her. >> does the lion smell fear, she doesn't have it. >> why would she do it? >> he must have just eaten lunch. >> he is full. >> with are you doing? >> shaking your head. >> always something. >>> what's going on with this wither, are we shaking our head? >> it's chill. we got it for today and we are going to warm up through the week. so, our temperatures will be above average as we head through the end of the week. a live look with our sales force tower cam east of the bay bridge. 40s and 50s starting off the day, grab that jacket and coat as you head out the door, looking at 49 at concord, oakland at 53. livermore, 53 in san francisco, 49 in san jose and santa rosa coming in at had 42. weather headlines, another cold start to the day, as we head through the afternoon we are looking at that sunshine and mild temperatures through midweek. we are going to be warming up again to above average by the weekend. well, our average highs for the month of october 77 in santa rosa, upper 60s typically in san francisco. looking at upper 90s livermore and

she was dancing in front of the lion. people took video.for this woman, this was dangerous for herself but every around, indications there was a unnecessary rescue, and also the lion. trish: stephanie thank you so much, do not forget to tune in tomorrow night, 8 p.m., my exclusive interview with ivanka trump, tomorrow from dc. kennedy begins now! kennedy: ohio state, michigan, lakers, celtics and now trump biden. battle between the president and democrat frontrunner turning 10 shades of nasty today. this morning president trump threw his first punch. well i would think if they were honest about it they would major investigation into the bidens it is a very simple answer, they should investigate the bidens, how does a company that is newly formed and all these companies, you look -- by the way. like wise, china just started addressin

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