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-lisa: okay. -lemonis: ...in the next... -lisa: week? -lemonis: yeah. lisa: yeah. that's fine.i: i'll be out of it. lemonis: okay. see you, buddy. -giovanni: thanks, sir. -lemonis: bye. ♪ things are moving forward at bentley's. giovanni: we have been working on acquiring natural pet market in wheaton, illinois. her best year was about $850,000. this year, she's on pace for about $720,000. she wants $285,000 for the business. lemonis: gio has genuinely done a great job of getting feedback from his team before he makes decisions. giovanni: moment of truth. yes or no? woman: yes. giovanni: you want to go for it. nevine? nevine: yes. -giovanni: mark? -mark: yes. -giovanni: dan? -dan: yes, i do. man: absolutely. lisa: i think we got to double-check, make sure the name's involved. let's tighten up the numbers, but i'm good with the $285,000 as the final number. giovanni: we'll move forward. i'll take the next step. i'll set it up today. thanks, guys. nevine: thank you. ♪ lemonis: meanwhile, we've gotten the packaging settled for our best in show line, and the product is now in produc

lisa: the hair is important, you know as we know, right? brian: lisa is here for ainsley.ee on one thing air is important. bishop's run off election today matters. basically in a dead heat with the marine that -- the democrat marine who is running against him in that battle ground district. if the president wins, you know people will say well, he was supposed to win after he appeared. and they lose the president is vulnerable this election season. steve: it's the battle of the danes there in the ninth district down in the ninth district and also a battle in the third district. lisa: it's a dan-off. steve: welcome dano. two key special elections in that state. lisa: expected to be an early gauge for the president's re-election in the battle ground state. brian: mark, hour and a half, how do you sum that up? >> try to do it in 90 seconds because that's what the rules are here. two special elections today for congressional seats in north carolina as you were just mentioning, brian. the race most experts are going to be watching in north carolina is the ninth district an area

>> lisa: the intelligence and sector general so that. it's in the olc opinion the release of the public. >> dagen: one thing jessica said to dotson is and cross some ts, let's call it what it is. in the whistle-blower confront don my complaint, delegation pay the transcript was moved. the report is out. john roberts mentioned this on "special report," that the trump administration began to basing transcripts with several foreigs and highly classified repositories after leakers publicly divulge the contents of trumps private calls with leaders of mexico and australia. in 2017. there is exhalation to this. at the end of the day, does that was a boy does or protections? the point is that this is moving ahead in the way that it should. we publicly do not know who this individual is. this individual will likely be testifying before the senate and house intelligence committees at some point. maybe that happens in a matter of days. the point is, this is progressing as it should. and the reason there is no cover-up is because we have found out a

that. >>> than, lisa.ng news, hurricane dorian upgraded to category 5 storm as it intensifies. its path slightly shifting, improving the outlook for florida but with georgia and carolinas now in dorian's path. abc 7 news reporter serena mav shall live with more. good morning, serena. >> reporter: kumasi, good morning. the threat here in florida has decreased significantly in the last 48 hours. that does not mean they are in the clear yet. waves starting to pick up as that hurricane now a category 5 as you said remains off the coast in its westward path. hurricane dorian closing in on the bahamas this morning with sustained winds of 160 miles per hour. the islands expected to see life threatening storm surge, extreme rainfall, and hurricane force winds beginnig this afternoon and continuing into the evening hours. the prime minister hoping residents heeded his warning. >> those who refuse to rack accelera -- evacuate place themselves in great danger from this very powerful and potentially life threatening h

kumasi. >> thanks, lisa. coming up on this week, acting department of homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan will discuss as hurricane dorian approaches and could potentially make landfall. can you watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" right here on abc 7. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg announced and addressed the crowd at the book festival in washington, d.c. her message, she's not going anywhere. >> this audience can see i am alive. ll. on my way to being v >> the 86-year-old supreme court justice just received radiation for pancreatic cancer. she assured everybody she's on the mend and will be ready for the next supreme court session in october. >>> protesters gathered outside of i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco demanding closure of detention centers on the border and held a party to celebrate a month straight of activism. yesterday abc 7 news was there for what was a final event for the month of momentum, 30 days of action to close the camps. they are detaining 40,00

lisa: can't wait to watch.ng up here, i'm going to speak with the president of georgia, salome zourabichvili, here at the bloomberg global business forum. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up from the bloomberg global business forum, roger ferguson, tiaa president and ceo. now to your bloomberg business flash. facebook has defied and how trust warnings with a new start appeal. the social media giant purchased apps, continuing its promise of snapping up startups in newmarket. he deal will undergo heightened regulatory review over concerns that big tech companies are shutting down smaller companies. refinery, which manufactures high-octane gasoline, shut down over the weekend. thyssenkrupp loses another ceo. to current executive has been under pressure from the supervisory board for moving too slowly on the company turnaround plan. he has been on the job for about a year. i'm kailey leinz. that is your bloomberg business flash. david. david: thanks so much. yest

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here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. it is going to be a beautiful day around here, although a little bit hot in our inland ills valleys. we have fog along the shoreline. that's going to keep us cool. a live look from the sutro tower camera shows the finger of fog through the bay. 64 in san francisco. 70 in san jose amount of warmer start for many of you. 60 in gilroy. still some 50s at the coast. you can see from marin county, mount tam, we still have that fog. it is going to be situated at the coast allowing for a comfortable day there. inland numbers in the low to mid 70s. you know you are on your way to a very warm day. on the peninsula, 80s for you. fog at sfo. as we go lieu the morning hours it is all about the 60s and 70s by the afternoon it is 80s and 90s unless you are right at the coast. we will detail the forecast for the rest of the weekend, labor day, and talk about the cooldown coming up. >>> a terror in texa as a gunman steal as u.s. postal service vehicle and goes on a mass drive-by shooting spree. at lea

>> lisa: brian?n if you don't have the primaries, if this is a bad decision and republican voters don't like it, they won't show up at the polls. this is not -- they thought about this. i think it comes the conclusion, "i don't think of republican voters care we have these primaries committees are not serious." >> lisa: will leave it there. is this a novel idea or just big government? new york city mayor and presidential candidate bill de blasio is proposing a robot tax counter jobs lost to automation. will it fly with voters committee will discuss it next. stay with us. ♪ >> right now there is no american strategy, no federal government strategy to, to adjust automation. it could be the single most disruptive force in our society that we've ever experienced. ["mr. roboto"] no income verification, no appraisal, and no points. m...before she puts them in the dishwasher. úmug< so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time.

fox news contributor lisa boothe. post of the evening edit on fox business network if you haven't seen it, check it out, elizabeth macdonald and in center seat, steven hilton, host of the next evolution, we are glad he's here come out numbered, good to see you. a lot to get to you, happy monday. president trump says he canceled a secret meeting with the tele- bandleaders at camp david after the terror groups latest attack. 12 people killed in that attack last thursday including an american service member and after the president tweeted about the planned meeting with the taliban, critics from both political parties taking issue with the timing and the location, secretary of state mike pompeo defending the choice of the venue in the negotiations, watch. >> we found that arrangement acceptable that the verification was adequate and we concluded this was a perfectly appropriate place. you know the history of camp david, lots of bad folks have come through that place and lots of peace negotiation taken place, almost always

good morning, lisa. >> good morning, jobina.hout the day. from our roof camera right now, the clouds, the breeze. in the upper 50s in san francisco and this is san jose where we are looking at the clouds. temperatures pretty mild later on, in the mid 70s. it is 54 in santa rosa. if you think it feels cool in the north bay, you're right. we are adding the winds today. it is going to take a little time to clear, and when it does the brisk winds will replace the sunshine -- theclouds, i should say. it is going to feel like a fall afternoon. check out the evening temperatures, back into the 60s. highs today a bit below average, mainly in the upper 70s in the inland valleys, perhaps a few 80s with the northwesterly winds. jobina. >> thank you so much, lisa. >>> prosecutors are recommending some period of incarceration for the parents in the college admission scandal. they released their final sentencing recommendations yesterday. "abc 7 news" i-team reporter melanie woodrow has been covering the scandal since the very beginning and h

here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, jobina. wind. certainly gusty at the coast. cool in the city at 53 with mid-50s in gilroy. but where it's really chilly is north of the golden gate. you can see the winds on top of mount tam, above 1,000 feet 40 miles an hour gusts. still up in the 40s in the north bay. cool out there. looking for the winds to be a factor today. breezy to windy around the bay. through the rest of the morning we're cool. the warmup is slow and i think we leave the word warm out of the forecast and have it be more blustery today with temperatures in the 60s through 2:00. low to mid-sifts in the warmest inland valleys but not that warm. looking for a fog free area tonight. but then looking at temperatures climbing a little bit to averages. that's not until the middle of next week. >> jobina. >> thank you. >> developing news from the east bay. richmond police looking for suspect or suspects involved in a triple shooting near de anza high school after a football game. >> we have about four to five hundred people o

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you.a beautiful view from our sutro tower camera. you see that stable air mass, the marine layer tightly compacted. as a result, we've got all that sun but still a little turbulent out there with breezy winds at time, certainly in the upper elevations. 59 in san francisco, 65 in redwood city and san jose. some of the fog drifting through the city here. it will be another cool afternoon. but temperatures will feel warmer with less wind out there. 69 by the delta. mid-60s in santa rosa. in the 40s in some sports earlier. look how much warmer it is compared to 24 hours ago. you remember all the clouds yesterday, some of the mist and drizzle. so as we warm up today, it will be moldest adest, winds at 25 mr hour at a thousand feet. plan on 60s through the morning. by the afternoon, some of the warmth moving into inland valleys. not much, though, still a little shy of average. we'll talk about when that changes. we'll see a reversal this week. that's coming up. >> thanks, lisa. we're very fortun

jobina. >> thank you, lisa. happening today, sfo's busiest runway will shut down for nearly three weeks. this is a live look at the airport right now. the shutdown is part of a $16 million maintenance project. "abc 7 news" reporter liz kreutz has the details. >> reporter: friday night at sfo flights were on the time but starting saturday it likely won't be the case. >> one of our runways, runway 28 left will be closed due to necessary construction. we can expect delays averaging 20 to 30 minutes. >> reporter: here is what you need to know. for the next 20 days sfo's busiest runway will be out of commission for maintenance. during that time all flights coming in and out of san francisco will have to use one runway, meaning be ready for delays. people will say it is an inconvenience but why is it bore? >> i would think of it like this. like roadways have maintenance, like a regular road, a runway is similar to that. >> reporter: to help ease the traffic, sfo worked with the airlines to reduce number of flights 13%

lisa: absolutely.y there will be a short-term bump as you saw with the earlier tax stimulus we had. certainly that could be a propellant for the market. alix: what would be another positive catalyst? what would get us out of this that would not have to do with trade. matthew: if you would get a rebound in some of these labor market data. one of the concern for us has been the slowing and hours worked, the slowing and the job trends, if you look at the services sector -- we have seen 120 thousand jobs added per average over the last six months. that is down from 180,000 earlier this year and near the lows of the cycle. if you start to get firming there, it would be hard to know what the catalyst is, given what we are seeing. from a global perspective, china growth remains a key driver. if we get stimulus there that begins to stabilize the economy in turn things around, that could help germany, european growth, and into the u.s.. alix: the hours worked and the wage conversation -- how long do you think p

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lisa argen is tracking our forecast for the weekend.hat we are not seeing snow here. >> that's true. what we will see -- or feel the cool air, for sure, for several days. we started the trend last week and continues with a couple of shots of reinforcing cold air up to north of we are looking at live doppler 7. low clouds and fog. the northwestly winds will sweep that away. and another system will bear down over the weekend allowing for wind and temperatures below average. precip, not likely here. maybe a slight chance in the higher elevations. but certainly seeing that in the form of rain and snow in the mountains. 57 in hayward. one of the warmer locations. dropped another degree in novato at 46. 57 in oakland. the sun not coming up another 45 minutes or so. and this is the way it looks from mount tam. very little fog. partly cloudy and cool this morning to chilly for sure. blustery and below average today. the winds dial back tomorrow. but we could see a few areas perhaps that could be ripe for a shower. here is the way the winds will

good morning, lisa. >> good morning, amanda.view from the city and you can see some of that fog here. not much of it. it is patchy. we will enjoy another day today where we're going to see temperatures not where they should be for september. in fact, certainly cool out there. yesterday, today, it's going to be just a little bit warmer. we're going to back off on that wind. but we also are going to see numbers still about three to four degrees where we should be for early to mid september. partly cloudy this morning, looking at that breeze throughout the afternoon, especially at the coast and throughout the middle of the week we're not only going to see more sunshine, warmer air arrives and across the entire bay. it's going to get hot inland. look at current numbers now, look how cold it is in the north bay. just 50 in napa, 51 in santa rosa. it's 61 in san mateo. and certainly even cool for san jose at 56, 53 if gilroy. felt like fall yesterday. but, you know, our warmest weather is in september where san francisco averages a hi

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. we're clear and cold this morning. it was a lot colder, you probably slept through it, those 30s in parts of sonoma joint. we have more chilly air heading down from the north today and tomorrow, minus the wind, so that's a plus out there. from the roof camera, flags not blowing there. low 50s in san francisco all morning long. mid-50s at the coast. the rest of you recovering nicely in the 50s from low to mid-40s. san francisco gorgeous this morning. 48 by the delta. upper elevation win ads are breezy. the chillier morning will continue into your morning. there's a look at the see rather where they saw some snow. we may see a thunderstorm, i'll have the details on the cool second half of your weekend and start to the workweek, coming up. >>> more than 45,000 pg&e customers are without power right now in the east bay. take a look, this is the utility's outage map. 25,000 customers in berkeley, 19,000 in el cerrito and 3,500 in richmond are affected. b.a.r.t. says the outage has closed t

here is meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. we have drped into the 30s in napa. it is a chilly start out there. i even thought about turning on the heat, thought about it, this morning. i didn't do it. low 50s in san francisco, in the 40s for you in mountain view. it's cool everywhere. the numbers tumbling today. two to it's going to be a calmer day through 10:00 in the 50s. looks what happens by 2:00, still in the 60s, clouds increase throughout some of the bay area. bringing the possibility of an isolated shower in the higher elevations. only talking a couple hundredths. patchy clouds and conditions still cool to start the week but things will turn around and warm up for the week ahead. i'll tell you when coming up. >> politics now and the race for 2020, democratic candidates are on the campaign trail as the impeachment inquiry of president trump gains momentum. the eff ftsorwlool whistleblower complaint involving the president's conversation with the leader of ukraine over former vice president joe biden. president trump is

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz.ertainly going to be a warm day out there. but this morning enjoy it. if you like it cool we are down to 50 in napa. 52 santa rosa and low 50s for mountain view and 50 in half moon bay. elsewhere about 60 in our east bay. but, i do i are boy, temperatures already a little milder. 2 to 5 degrees mild are than this hour yesterday. the warming trend began today. upper echlgs winds from 20 to 36 miles an hour out of the north. that's the draeks where we get the warming, the drying, and we're for the looking at much of a sea breeze influence today. 10:00 we're in the 70s in the east bay. but 2:00 we have got roe to mid-80s there. 70s elsewhere. and more warmth but patchy fog arrives tonight. we'll talk about sunday's cooler forecast coming up. >> sounds good. thanks. >>> new developments a young south bay athlete forced to remove a hijab before a flight by air canada is taking action. they were traveling to torrent for a whegs he when she was asked to take it off. anser hasan spoke to the y

here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, jobina. good morning to you. fog has moved into the inland east bay. here is live doppler 7, and there's a cold front to the north of us that will be providing even gustier winds throughout the afternoon. right now we are in the 50s and 60s with visibility reduced in the north bay and winds are breezy along the coast. also up to 29 miles per hour, concord. oakland, even breezy, upper elevations over 30 miles per hour. so we're just getting going now with the northwesterly winds. but as we go through the day, we will call it brisk with temperatures below average. in fact, throughout the noon hour we are just in the low 70s to upper 60s around the bay. a mix of clouds and sun with winds over 40 miles per hour later today at the coast. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. >>> happening today, sfo's busiest runway will shut down for three weeks. it is part of a $16 million maintenance project. abc 7 reporter liz kreutz with the details. >> reporter: friday night at sfo flights were on time but starting saturday that won't be

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. we had a warm day yesterday as high pressure built in. today is the warmest day of the weekend starting out with patchy fog. the san mateo coast. but numbers are cool right now at the coast. how about that 48 degrees? we're 50 in santa rosa. 57 in froment. 61 down. two to five degrees warmer. as we go through the afternoon, the normal winds that are gusting now in the upper elnsilid ve look ode. through the noon hour, upper 70s and low 80s. plenty of sunshine. we're in the 70s at the coast. near 90 inland we'll talk about that cooler sunday in a few minutes. liz. >> sounds good. thanks lisa. now abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. as part of the commitment we focus on transportation like b.a.r.t. one of the biggest issues playing the agency is fare' innovation. cracking down, b.a.r.t. tried different gates with mixed results. next woke the b.a.r.t. board of directors will vote on three brand-new great designs. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to riders four the re

lisa boothe, your reaction?similarities that were clinton, if you look at the clinton foundation and the idea of utilizing your position to have leverage and to get money, we've seen that with joe biden and his son, hunter. whether it's with china or with ukraine. i think there's legitimate questions at the same time, when joe biden was tapped to deal with the new ukrainian government. after biden gets this job making $50,000 a month when he basically has no background whatsoever to be doing this. i think there's a lot of questions. simultaneously, tries to get the person who looked into that company fired. there should be questions, absolutely. >> harris: democrats have said the prosecutor was doing things that were not like to come of that joe biden was part of that process to get them removed, ire to his son. one of the question has to be -- and jessica, will come to you on this -- access. through the prism of looking at leverage and privilege and all of that, did joe biden and access to him influence what wa

here's meteorologist lisa arden. >> fog along the san mateo coast. elsewhere breezy in the upper elevations and a breezy day but not as windy as right now numbers are in the 60s in na vatto, 53, santa rosa. you felt the fall chill to the air yesterday. today it continues. numbers in the 50s and 60s to start out. through the noon hour, sunshine, breezy, 60s and 70s again for most and by later on in the afternoon, a few low 80s out by the delta. we'll talk about how long our cool weather lasts and when the warmup arrives in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> antonio brown is no longer a raider. it's been a wild few months for the wide receiver and now he's headed to the patriots. brown requested his release in a public and dramatic way. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look. >> he's a good guy, misunderstood by a lot of people. >> reporter: jon gruden says there's no hard feelings but antonio brown has been released from the team where he never played one game. >> i wish antonio nothing but the best and i'm sorry that we never got a chance to

here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you, jobina.nd fog. you can see from live doppler 7. call it partly cloudy but you may notice the chill especially in the north bay where temperatures are in the up err 40s from santa rosa to noft an o. but in the upper 50s towards fremont. 54 in san jose. look at the 24-hour temperature changele. still cooling off from the heat last week. not only will we have cool

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she loves nature. >> reporter: lisa grew up in michigan but moved to marin as an adult. the 52-year-old was a hairdresser in mill valley and a photographer. her stunning photographs seen on her website. she was also an after individual diver. >> she loved the water. she was a pisces. she said i think i'm part fish. >> reporter: beyond the pain of losing her daughter, nancy is trust rated at the lack of information she has received from officials. she also has questions about the five crewmembers assigned to sleep on the deck who did escape from the burning boat. >> why did the crew get off? you know, they had -- i heard they had to swim around to get a dinghy, and then they went to get help. but that was valuable time lost. why didn't they -- unless they couldn't get past the flames. i don't know. >> so nancy tells me she gave law enforcement a description of her daughter, and now she just has to wait for a dna result to confirm her daughter's death. back to you. >> okay, kate, thank you. >> just tragic. and a teacher from los altos is among those lives lost. >> amanda d

lewis for us at the courthouse in paris thank you lisa. to sports now the baseball european championship continues in germany this week with a crunch game for the hosts they face italy in the quarterfinals a match where they are the underdogs on home soil but the tournament is about more than success for germany the team hopes the buzz can help them build a bigger following. baseball fever is the law even bonn germany is currently hosting the european championships and the home side are looking to make the sport more popular domestically german american infielder every brain is among those hoping to capitalize on the increased attention. to get we have a good tournament we have a lot of good players a lot of young players watching we're getting a lot of press as well all of that together means that baseball can definitely grow its profile come. to congress what we've overcome to break is on home turf for the championship the tournament is taking place at the grounds of his home club capitals 12 teams are fighting for the european title the

lisa monica. she was the homeland security and counterterrorism advisor to barack obama, as well as the assistant attorney general for national security and chief of staff at the fbi to the then director robert mueller. whatever happened to him? she is now the cochair of -- d ata security and privacy group. she teaches national security law at new york university's school of law. and is a senior analyst at cnn. robert wast least, the director of the national counterterrorism center after serving in government positions in the george w. bush and barack obama administrations. he has now the senior director for national security and the counterterrorism program at the mccain institute for international leadership and a professor of practice with the sandra day o'connor college of law at arizona state university. that is a lot of background and experience to bring to bear on this issue that is confronting us today. so we will start off with laying the stage. bobby, what is domestic terrorism and what

so the lisa foundation, lisa foundation.org, what we're doing is we have our programs have created the a starter, a national conversation that is beginning about brain aneurysms from coast to coast. and we want to warn people about the warning signs. eric: let me give those right now. >> so the top warning signs are worst headache of life. and the key to all of these is that there's a sudden onset. you could be fine talking to me one second, and the next second they come out of nowhere. so worth headache of life which is the exact way everybody describes it. it is very unusual. like your head has been struck by a lightning bolt and going to explode. sensitivity to light, stiffness of neck, a sharp pain above or behind one of your eyes, and there's a whole host of other symptoms that we list on our web site at lisafoundation.org. eric: sudden blurred double vision, for example, but really is that sudden headache. finally, you do have a sense of hope? you do have hope -- >> yes. eric: -- that this will be recognized, solved, and they can be prevented if you get an mra, and they can be de

youlet: lisa, ok, both of -- thank you.n monday, we will speak with bill dudley on his take and what is happening in the repo market and much more. that will be at 10:00 a.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in london. romaine: coming up, oil grabbing up one of its best weeks in a while. the president announcing the highest sanctions ever imposed on iran. with the u.s. treasury is targeting, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: president trump announcing further sanctions on iran in retaliation for the attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia. the president called them the highest sanctions ever imposed on the islamic republic, and a said they would benefit the u.s. as well as allies. >> iran could be a great country, a rich country. but they are choosing to go a different way. there will be a point they will be sorry for that choice, but i think i am showing great restraint. a lot of people respected, some people do not. some people are so thrilled at what i am doing. and i do not do it for anybody, i do it for what is good for the unit

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lisa, good to see you tonight. >> i could go on. >> tucker: me too. good to see you. richard goodstein joins us tonight. good to see you tonight. lisa raises an important question. the story comes out over the weekend and the media jump on it. the candidates jump on it. it comes to this conclusion that we need to impeach brett kavanaugh and then the newspaper itself admits in effect that the story is a crock, actually. that the supposed victim doesn't remember it. says she is not a victim. isn't it time then to say oh, wow, now i have new information? i guess we can't impeach him. why isn't anyone saying that. >> let's talk about the facts. the victim hasn't spoken to anybody. the people she should have spoken to were the fbi. the witness who senator coons tipped off basically the fbi about because he had witnessed this and he told and senator coons told the head of the fbi directly please talk to him, and the fbi as we know had a list of dozens of people between debra ramirez and this matt stier who they did not speak to or christine blasey ford. why did they not spe

i didn't think anybody would take me seriously. >> lisa is currently serving her third term as mayor. while on the outside it seemed she was thriving, there was still one thing missing. >> i knew i wanted my degree as an elected official. >> reporter: when the online higher education platform study.com came to east palo alto offering 25 free online degrees through a program called working scholars, lisa jumped at the chance, along with 250 people who applied. >> i worked really hard to ensure i was one of the 25. >> reporter: she was accepted in 2018 and was able to, despite a very hectic schedule, turn bite-sized lessons. >> it allowed me to cobble my time together and get through the program. >> reporter: into a bachelor's degree in 18 months. it's people like lisa who inspire study.com's founder. >> i'm the first one in my family to graduate from college. so rewarding for me to be able to pay it forward to other people who just haven't had that opportunity. >> reporter: according to study.com, 33 million americans have some college credit but no degree. lisa so inspiertd by her exp

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> liz, let's look at it for a while.o go out in it yet because it's cold. temperatures have bottomed out in the 30s in some of our inland valleys in the north bay, those protected valleys, this is walnut creek where it is nice and sunny, temperatures 13 degrees below average. 53 downtown, 49 in redwood city and oakland. with 44 in gilroy, pretty shot from mount tam. clear sky, 42 petaluma with 50 in concord. 24-hour temperature change, pretty dramatic by the delta. 13 degrees cooler there and the winds, upper elevations gusty. we will be breezy at the surface today, starting out sunny but a few clouds will arrive. in fact, the possibility of a few showers in the north bay. mid and upper 60s for most, 70s later today and the chance of showers i'll show you where throughout the day today and also talk about a warmup happening for the week ahead. >> i like the sound of that, thanks. >> all right. politics and the race for 2020, democratic candidates are on the campaign trail as the impeachment inquiry of president trump gai

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here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >>> good morning to you.nny here in san francisco. upper elevation winds allowing for a warmer day today. but right now look at that lack of wind, the flag is not moving. but mild 61. 50 on the coast. we've got about 15 to 20 degrees of warming there. we are clear into the warmest time of year. with cool numbers in the 50s we have ground to make up. and we will with numbers climbing due the yates by the middle of the day both around the bay and inland. look at the coast. warming through the 70s. today is warmer than yesterday. we're right in the middle of the offshore flow. we cool back for sunday. but wait until you see the seven-day outlining we have heat and maybe showers as well. les. >> sounds good, thanks, lisa. >>> new developments a young south bay athlete force today remove the hijab by air canada. the team wassing traveling to torrent for a competition when asked to take it off. anser hasan spoke to the young girl and has her story. >> fatima abdelrahman ranks top five on the u.s. junior national sq

. >> lisa amin gulezian is on the road getting a taste. hw is the drive so far, lisa? r: so far so good. we're on the bay bridge and coming up on the harrison street, fremont street exit and planning to take the fifth street exit and less than a mile away. we left emeryville at 4:42 p.m. so not that long ago and made it all the way here. take a look at traffic ahead of me. and you could see it is flowing pretty well. in fact, it was flowing great up until we got to treasure island and since then there has been a stop and go but not that bad considering the fact that it is rush hour now and coming up in just a few hours we'll be a lot of traffic in and around the city because of the two events as you mentioned. dave matthew's band is playing at the chase center at 8:00 p.m. and at oracle the giants are going to be playing at 6:45. so a lot of activity but right now the bay bridge is flowing. and we expect to get to our destination by about even before 5:20. so i think that is a good commute. back to you in the studio. >> good luck. let's see what happens, lisa. >>> we'l

cat smelly cat ♪ >> did you know lisa cokudrow couldn't play the guitar?ted to play the bongos. >> the bongos? >> it would have been destined for the blooper reel like these because you know -- ♪ it's not your fault >> the easiest friend to crack up on set, that would be lisa who used to stop production because she couldn't stop laughing. >> it's funny. i can't wait for you to hear it. >> the biggest pranksters who ruined everybody else's take? that would be matt and matthew of course. >> oh, "soap opera digest." >> as for the cutest scene stealers? >> it's his dad. >> it's ben and his da da. da da. see you might as well say it. >> da da. >> but with shoot nights that could go as late as 1:00 in the morning everyone got a little punchy sometimes. >> okay. >> what happened to you? you used to be able to act. >> no. i won't. that'll make us laugh more. >> no, do it. >> okay. >> or the parker colonial [ bleep ]. excuse me. sorry. what you never heard it before? >> wait until you see "e.t.'s" lost moments with the cast. the big star who went wild for matt. >>

we start with lisa. >> good morning to you. waking up to not only partly cloudy conditions, but we are also warmer this morning. that's due to the cloud cover from hayward to livermore. we have some moisture offshore. here we are going into the 6:00, 7:00, maybe we could see a bit of wet pavement down towards the peninsula and south bay. skies will clear thut tho day today. we'll look at another sunny and cool afternoon. by 4:00, we're still in the 60s for most of you. sue? >> good morning. we have some light conditions out there on this monday morning. looking at the east shore freeway in emeryville. lots of gaps between the headlights. moving at the limit from hercules into the macarthur maze. and if the bay bridge is your destination, we'll look at that. very few delays. just some cash folks in the right and left hand cash lanes stacked up. a couple of minutes to get through. otherwise fastrak is moving nicely. a look at 580 westbound out of the central valley, typically slow with speeds under 30 miles per hour. a 40-minute

i'm lisa argen. you can see the view from mount tam ma tam. we have the low clouds and mid and high level clouds and the camera shaking a bit. we have wind on the way. it will be quite gusty this afternoon, partly cloudy skies. feeling a bit like fall. tomorrow we will lose the fog and the wind so sunnier and a warmer day will be your sunday. 80 in concord. 76, fremont. the accuweather seven-day forecast will stay near average and then warm up. ie >> reporter: add this to the list of one more reason i love mary bruce. she volunteered to come to new york to be that much closer to the hurricane. whit, you would never do that. >> i had to do it. >> she's a team player. rob, thanks so much. we know you've been putting in long hours. we miss you. apparently there's a shortage of razors and shaving cream there in the carolinas as well. you look great. the rugged look works. >> hey! >> come on! >> we love you, rob. see you later. >> team kisses hello. see you guys. >>> we have other stories to get to. the p

lisa now works for the company, hoping to lead by example. >> my education was delayed, but not denied i hook at this opportunity, because i have arrived and made it. >> reporter: one of her sons saw her success and they are now taking some extra classes together as a family. congratulations once again to lisa for being this month's abc 7 star. >>> do you know someone doing extraordinary things in your community to build a better bay are$ area? let us know. nominate them by going to our website. >>> channel your inner monster. california's greater america is looking for hundreds of people for its halloween haunt. "abc7 news"s with in santa clara where the amusement park held a job hair looking to hire up to 500 people. positions include monsters and live show performers. it starts september 27 through november 2. >>> tsa is reversing its ban ban "star wars" themed bottles that resemble a droid or detonator. the tsa said they look like replica explosives. now the agency says the bottles can be put in carry-on beings but have to be empty. >>> one last check on the weather right now. let'

died in the predawn labor day fire and at least 17 of them are from northern california among them lisa fiedler the 52 year-old lived in the north bay and today, friends and colleagues are remembering her kron four's theresa stasi owes in mill valley with more on lisa's life and her love of diving. >>here a mill valley lee so was well loved the owner of day cause hair salon tells me that she worked at his salon for more than 10 years. today. her colleagues in a state of shock and say that leases adventurous soul and passion for the water letter to embrace diving. all social media lisa shared her joy for diving, she spoke about her amazing experiences, including a recent challenging trip to mexico. i remember meeting her years ago she had a great sense of style her warm smile lit up the room and she also had an infectious laugh over at punjabi britos a popular mill valley hang out next to the salon the owner talk to me about lisa and shared her sadness. i don't know hard to stand i e. it's very shocking to me. >>and she was the best person that i know. oh my god i don't know. i turn on.

lisa, you wrote that regarding domestic terrorism, it's time to turn from talk to action and confront this threat. what specifically do you have in mind? what should be done to fill some of these gaps that bobby mentioned or other elements of domestic terrorism. . ken who had my role and that piece you wrote was really about calling on all of us, political leaders, citizens, to put aside political and part aside the partisanship and do our duty as we how we put it to focus on the most urgent threat we have as a nation, gun violence, mass violence, russian attacks on our democracy, all of those things that we need more bipartisanship and nonpartisanship. on domestic terrorism in particular, i think there are few things we should do, we need to call it by its name and i would cite a good move by department of homeland security just last week in issuing a strategy paper that says in quite clear language from the department of homeland security, domestic terrorism and mass attacks are as great a threat as foreign terrorism. that is given the headlines and the incredible tragedy that commu

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lisa ling, thank you for joining us.season "this is life" premiering at 10:00 p.m. only here on cnn. >>> a 12-year-old virginia girl is traumatized after three of her white classmates pinned her down and cut some of her dreadlocks off. >> they just -- >> grabbed her -- >> hair was longer. >> oh, yeah. and then the back of it was in the middle of her back, and they cut all of these. >> fairfax county police say they are now investigating this attack against amari allen that happened monday at emanuel christian school in springfield, virginia, a suburbs of washington, d.c. allen is a sixth great grader who knows the three boys who approached her on the school's playground. >> one of them pulled my hands behind my back, one put their hands over my mouth and one cut my hair. >> so they were saying, like, my hair was ugly. nappy. they were saying i don't deserve to live. i shouldn't have been born. along those lines. >> i was feeling pretty traumatized but i felt compassion for them because i felt from think point of view som