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no lois lerner and ignore the clinton e-mail scandal. mark: and ignore benghazi.of the united states, the buck stops here. all of this is going on swirling around him. the intelligence agencies and the fbi and he's even briefed on some of it. trump's the fit dump. he is under constant investigation by the obama administration. that's the perpetrator and obama is never questioned. we will be right back. ntal, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, .. ♪ [ sfx: speed up to reach 7 kilometers per hour ] ♪ book now and enjoy free airfare, free open bar, and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first sandwich,m... your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. with tough food, your dentures m

it lois a beautiful seven-day. how are the roads looking? >> not too good. >> i c in solano county, two injury accidents early this morning. the newest one is westbound 80 approaching the cordelia junction. a car hit a tanker. some are in the left lane, some are off to the right-hand side. it is slow right now. some yellow approaching the scene. another injury crash on eastbound 780, this has been out there for a while at east 2nd street in the left lane. there's minor slowing at the scene. we keep track of this one. westbound traffic looking good. here's 680 in walnut creek. southbound traffic on the right-hand side. this is still fine right now. northbound there is some road work scheduled. it doesn't look like it's slowing anything down. traffic is light in the northbound direction through walnut creek. a live shot through san jose shows headlights moving slowly on northbound 101 under under ur 880. kumasi, i will travel with you when you want go. >> let's go. book the ticket, worry about the details later. >> is that what -- is that how

authorities confirmed 89-year-old lois arvickson died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke pulled over and dumped burning trash near the brush. >> i pulled up to him, and i said, "you can't-- you cannot stay here with the wind and then the field right there. you're going to catch everything on fire." >> reporter: the trailer park is now a crime scene, investigated by cal fire and the riverside county central homicide unit. it is a stark reminder of how easily these wildfires can quickly flare up and become deadly. so fire officials here are imploring people to clean off any leaves, needles, and other dry brush blown by the seasonal winds, because, meg, this is only the beginning of fire season. >> oliver: stark reminder, indeed. errol barnett, thank you. from fire to snow and ice. an autumn snowstorm is hitting an area from north dakota to wisconsin. the dakotas are getting the worst of it, though. some places are experiencing blizzard conditions with poor visibility. harvey, north dakota, has

it could be shorter, and hopeful loi hopefully it will be.event another catastrophic wildfire, as you get a look at the conditions here from sky 7. it's just impossible to contend with, and you're dealing with this both in northern california as well as southern california, where they have raging fires down there as well. >> right. this is the kincaid fire, which has burned, certainly, a lot. it exploded overnight again, it's now at 21,000 acres. and we have 49 structures that have been destroyed. we know that 21 are homes and 28 are outbuildings or i should say were, because they are no more. and you can see the spot fires.

there was actually like i'm going to be dead i'm going to have like i'm going to have baby like as lois and her. saddam returned to australia in early 2017 for work while nat villa waited in singeing for her spouse visa to be approved. but then beijing suddenly launched its mass re-education campaign and xinjiang. suddenly she called me our government start taking people's passport. the. singeing effectively became a large open air prison with severe limitations on freedom of movement on weekends and other minorities as well as invasive surveillance of almost every aspect of their daily lives. the 1st reports began to emerge of weak years being rounded up and detained in camps. in the community we heard stories of people's direct messages of their family members were taken there one was panicking there one was 20 find out whether they family members was safe and. we start to hear everyone's family being detained like ordinary people average people have family members being detained and then i realized something is going on. we get is who visited muslim countries or had lived overseas se

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it could be shorter, and hopeful loi hopefully it will be. this is to prevent another catastrophic wildfire, as you get a look at the conditions here from sky 7. it's just impossible to contend with, and you're dealing with this both in northern california as well as southern california, where they have raging fires down there as well. >> right. this is the kincaid fire, which has burned, certainly, a lot. it exploded overnight again, it's now at 21,000 acres. and we have 49 structures that have been destroyed. we know that 21 are homes and 28 are outbuildings or i should say were, because they are no more. and you can see the spot fires. they keep spreading as the embers pick them up. although today is not terribly windy. so firefighters were trying to build containment lines before the winds pick up tomorrow. but however, they are still at 5%. >> one thing that was technically noteworthy. you hear 2.5 million people possib possible could be without power this weekend. and there are 850,000 customers affected. they equate a customer with a h

that were ion over potentially in e you might say i don't have much fire risk where my home is, why am loig power not in the cells with the extreme wins, enthm e way thi'at pg&e's the structure works is you ur might have lecture city lines connected to somewhere in the hills where there is more risk oe trf sowi emcausnde of p bla acinkoctutsts than ru peoplelike to see in these situations. >> i like tod hear what woyou to say about residents worried about businesses fothis matter, three things that they can do. >> yeah, i think one, isheigen wildfires that we ve seen probably ever in califo right now. the three biggest things i would saisfirst of all, have a plan to get out of your wur neighbors, and ensure that o homay be wh elderly or have a disability in your area. two, clear the vegetation around your home, there is no substite for aggressive -- space. thirdly it just being hyperaware out of doors inernt alfis inthis fo statlie are . human rncausedia degree. our own worst enemy when it comes to fiarre e soe i >> what spout defensible e, there's a lot of concern that there may not be en

mexican security forces were on a routine patrol in similar lois kapleau city clearly a car on the. when gunmen opened fire on them. security forces returned fire initially capturing 4 men among them the son of the former head of the saloon drug cartel in el chapo guzman just one of them was identified as a video. result several organized crime groups surrounded the house with the force great and out of the patrol unit other criminal groups initiated violence against other citizens. caravans of cartel gunmen took over the city setting fires blocking major intersections and killing civilians indiscriminately. the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. somali now in a country

lois foley there now it is one year today since this saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey his body has never been found now this case sparked international outrage saudi arabia has put 11 people on trial for his killing but the real masterminds are not thought to be among them she lived in self-imposed exile in the united states was a calmness the washington post he was also an outspoken critic of the saudi administration especially of the kingdom's de facto leader the crown prince muhammad bin solomon now he denies ordering the murder but earlier this year u.n. increase concluded that there was credible evidence linking build than solomon to the killing the murder is problematic to say the least for saudi arabia's western allies especially the united states but one year on relations have largely returned to business as usual the c.c.t.v. camera captured the lung images of journalist. he was walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where he would be brutally murdered what happened inside this building shocked the world. body is be

one final question then 2 to lois corbin briefly at the president has talked about ending what he calls endless wars in the middle east. will he look at this as as job done now. very definitely just like in 2012. the president obama campaigned on bin ladin the. no doubt about it and in the short term this is a big win for him because most americans don't want to be involved they're very upset going back to the iraq the iraq war so no this is good and that's why he spent so much time on a sunday morning very rare that a president speaks you know on a sunday morning to the nation and questions after 2 all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you to all 3 of you small on at be a lawrence korb in lewes delaware and andrea screed joining me here in doha thanks so much for being with us and thank you as always for watching you can see the program again any time just go to a website edges in a dot com and for more discussion you can go to our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle there is at a.j.

almost 80 homes were destroyed, wed many residents are still unaccounted for including lois ackelson. niece, lisa suddarth, is anxious. >> everybody in the family, no one heard from her. and i tried to call her the second i found out, and everything just went to voice mail on both of her phones. >> reporter: and the family that lived inside this home told cbs news that it is representative of their immigrant dream. we also learned this today: a man in northern california died on wednesday minutes after his oxygen tank was turned off. that's in connection to that ventroversial power outage meant to prevent wildfires. john. >> dickerson: errol barnett in porta ranch. the impeachment inquiry took another dramatic turn today. otkey witness defied a state department order directed by the white house not to cooperate with house democrats. when she was served a subpoena. the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine said she lost her job when she crossed the president's personal lawyer. here's nancy cordes. >> i just don't know her. she may be a wonderful woman. >> reporter: president trump suddenly

i don't know that we can real loy predict whether or not there will be criminal charges found at all in this. jim, people that you and i have talked to the last couple years would say the russia investigation was legitimate, there was a legitimate predicate for doing it, and that they handled things by the book. durham will be looking at all of the intelligence that was gathered, including by u.s. and foreign intelligence agencies. if someone did something wrong, perhaps we'll see something, but i think everybody who is spreading the idea that there's some big thing to be found there doesn't know what they're talking about, because it's still so everliy in the process form in probably another year or so. >>> we'll keep you busy, evan. >>> also, the inspector general is forcefully pushing back at allegations by the president that the whistle-blower lacked, quote, firsthand knowledge and the complaint is all hearsay. that's just not true. manu raju is on capitol hill. who steps has the ig taken to debunk those remarks, in a remarkable fashion, dwight yesterday. >> a very unusual letter

get duffy so i left until there is political instability and i count ability to stop the case and lois.

lois lerner, the person spearheading this to sandbag tea party group effort to get 501 c4 status, sheretire, got her 175,000 pay, she is collecting her full pension, nobody went to jail for this, let's look -- >> even "new york times" said in 2016, obama created kind of government neither he or republicans wanted that -- won't mr. obama government the taste for it he pursued his executive power without apol apology. that sound bite of chuck schumer saying. they will come back at you. >> you take on the intelligence community, they have 6 ways from sunday at getting back at you. even for a practical hard nose businessman he is being really dumb to do this. >> what do you think intelligence community would do. >> i don't know, but from what i am told they are very upset with how he has treated them and talked about them, we need the intelligence community, look at russian hacking, without the intelligence community we could not have discovered it. >> a major politician. you saw that. >> i saw that that was from about three weeks before president actually was sworn in. still president el

on this trade issue is an whole other thing, what chinese agreed to and president agreed to is basic loy a stand still, chinese are family waiting -- fundamentally waiting until th the election happens. >> that is the back story. when you read columnists like krugman who always says yes to globalization, president said what about u.s. worker, now fall krugman admitting yeah we missed the trends of american workers, a mistake, i understand what you say, i whan understand what krun is saying, but him to say, i made a mistake, can you trust him. >> he is a smart cat, a great newspaper, "new york times" a good exam pet or, you -- competitor, you will agree or not. most people have come to fact that american worker got hammered. elizabeth: yeah,ion busy thank . >> my pleasure. >> democrats getting blasted, ditticritic say that democrats g to reverse an election, testifying behind closed-doors, schiff said he should have been more clear about whistleblower contacting his committee ahead of time. schiff said that whistleblower does not need to testify this debate coming up. my body is truly pow

the one that gets under my skin we never did find out lois lerner and tax exempt group within irs didion used one of the more feared agencies of federal government as a political weapon against their opponents. >> the tea party. >> right. i strang out o we never know whd here. i to to my investigation in clinton e-mail scandal. the statute that i believe hillary clinton broke but president obama. a second under. whoever having lawf lawful possn or control of any document relating too national defense through gross nec negligence,, permits to be re move or having knowledge it has been remove illegally removed and fails to make prompt report of loss. subject to fine up to 10 years in prisonment. inspector general of justice department came up with somehow that. intend in it none. store it in a place to -- i don't know where that came from. but that is to the person that is improperly through gross neg negligence handling this. what about the person who just has knowledge. i never got answer, what do the e-mails between hillary clinton and barack obama look like. did he see hillary clint

because he is, was such a trump loi loyalist and we know from his opening statement what he's sayingbout the president and ukraine how big is this in the inquiry? >> i think he's a key witness and also a key link between the government of ukraine, the president and notably rudy giuliani. he's the guy -- and secretary of energy rick perry. sondland is at the center of a lot of this and so i think what he has to say is important. and as we know concerns have been raised about, you know, what he thought he was doing on behalf of the president. >> right. >> with rudy giuliani. >> he's already said in his opening statement explicitly that the president directed him and others to run ukraine policy through his personal lawyers. to quote a lawyer, let's stipulate that for a moment here. on the question of whether there was a quid pro quo, withholding military assistance from ukraine and a presidential visit unless they investigate joe biden, he bases his denial on one phone call. he said he called president trump, the president responded nothing, there is no quid pro quo multiple times, thi

we have a problem north 280 near the lawrence expressway with an accident partial loi bloin the sl the slow lane. back to davis, all lanes remain shut down in the westbound direction of 80 near richards. an accident involving a big wig there. we'll check back in a few minutes to see if they have that reopened. for the time being you're at a standsti standstill. >>> the crisis in syria is getting worse by the hour. one senior official in the trump administration describes it as total chaos. >> syrian kurds have struck a deal with bashar al assad's military to take on turkey as u.s. forces withdraw from the region. megan tevrizian is live in new york with the latest. hi, megan. >> good morning to you. defense secretary mark esper is calling president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of the region deliberate. despite backlash from both republicans and democrats, many saying the u.s. betrayed their longtime allies the kurds. this morning the violence continues to escalate in northern syria as turkey's military operation targeting america's kurdish allies grows deeper. in just one w

when i say lois, i'm talking about the best. either way you want to cut it, you can say them both. as far as employment is concerned, we have the most people working today than ever before in the history of our country. 160 million people. so some incredible things are happening. giving a much be fuller report, mike pompeo, secretary of defense, different people that are very much involved. wee pence, vice president, are having very good news coming out. the cease-fire is holding. the kurds are moving out. to safer areas. beyond the safe zone, as we call it. having the safe zone is not a bad thing, it's a good thing. and plenty of turks have been killed because of conflict on their border. so you have to look at it both ways. but the ceasefire's absolutely holding. there's some skirmishing but very little relatively speaking. of course if you watch the fake news, it's like pretty wild. it's holding. i've watched these pundits that have been working on this thing for 20 years, they've been working on the middle east for 20 years, they don't know what they're doing and they're tellin

authorities confirmed, 89-year- old lois r mixon died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke billowing, and said the truck pulled over and dumped burning trash may dry brush. >> i pulled up to him and said you cannot stay here. with the wind and then the field right there, you will catch everything on fire. >> the trailer park is a crime scene, have us debated by cal fire and the central homicide community. it is a stark reminder of how easily these wildfires can quickly flare up and become deadly. fire officials are employing people to clean up any leaves, dry brush, or needles blown up by seasonal winds, because this is only the beginning of fire season. >>> back in the bay area, more than 1000 people attended a fire prevention event in midland park yesterday. a remnant from last year's deadly car fire made its public debut here. this pickup was torched by a so- called fire native, a mix of a firestorm and tornado. the fire chief says the pickup is a symbol of wildfires that are bigger, burned

there was actually like i'm going to be to have i'm going to have like i'm going to have baby like as lois and i have. saddam returned to australia in early 2017 for work while nat villa waited in singeing for her spouse visa to be approved. but then beijing suddenly launched its mass re-education campaign and xinjiang. suddenly she called me our government start taking people's passport. the. singeing effectively became a large open air prison with severe limitations on freedom of movement on weekends and other minorities as well as invasive surveillance of almost every aspect of their daily lives. the 1st reports began to emerge of week has been rounded up and detained in camps. in the community we heard stories of people's direct messages of their family members were taken there one was panicking there one was 20 find out whether they family members was safe and. we start to hear everyone's family being detained like ordinary people average people have family members being detained and then i realized something is going on. we get is who visited muslim countries or had lived overseas se

they wanted to know if what they were watching, more than like loy from the airs what in fact baghdadieded proof through dna. sounds like whoever the individual was that, group of individuals, that provided that information had access to baghdadi's dna. on top of that, a number of missions arrested baghdadi's family members. there was some access there. on top of that, when the guys go on to target and conduct the operation, they have tools there that allow them to quickly look at the fingerprints on site and look at other pieces of dna to quickly confirm or deny whether or not this was the case here, but it was pretty impressive, the mission, in general. the fact they were even able to watch him two weeks. that's a very rare chance to be able to even find the leader of these groups and watch him a couple weeks. they had serious intel and incredible people behind them to do that huge victory for the united states military. excellent. thank you. >> thank you, brooke. >>> and a new cnn poll out today showing the former vice president joe biden is in third place among democratic voters in

litigation over attorney general eric holder from the obama administration who they want to testify and lois learner, the former irs -- arthel: what administration are we talking about? >> we're talking about the prior administration. it took until this time, this year in the courts to sort that out. so if they try go to the courts on these trump administration subpoenas, it could take another four, six years to wind its way through the courts. the courts are an unlikely option. arthel: is that the strategy on the part of the trump administration. >> i think their strategy is to say look, you want to have an impeachment hearing, we might cooperate. you have to give us rights dark- arthel: do they have rights right now, the three committees, to issue these subpoenas without calling for a full -- that's what they're doing, they're trying to investigate the to see if it's necessary to call for a full impeachment. isn't that part of the political game for one side to say hurry up and do this, and the other side to say look, you rushed to judgment. >> in the tradition of impeachments, what's happ

was actually like i'm going to read to have i'm going to have like i'm going to have baby like as lois and i have. saddam returned to australia in early 2017 for work while nat villa waited in singeing for her spouse visa to be approved. but then beijing suddenly launched its mass re-education campaign and xinjiang. suddenly she called me our government start taking people's passport. the. singeing effectively became a large open air prison with severe limitations on freedom of movement on weekends and other minorities as well as invasive surveillance of almost every aspect of their daily lives. the 1st reports began to emerge of week has been rounded up and detained in camps. in the community we heard stories of people's direct messages of their family members were taken there one was panicking there one was 20 find out whether they family members was safe or not. we start to hear everyone's family being detained like ordinary people average people have family members being detained and then i realized something is going on. we get is who visited muslim countries or had lived overseas

he was the son of rufus w youngblood senior and callie lois herndon, both from middle, georgia with ancestry in georgia over a century. sadly, my grandfather was killed. he actually died a hero's death. he was a train conductor which apparently was a dangerous job in 1970 five and he was preventing a train collision, got caught under the train. it destroyed my grandmother. she lost the love of her life. she was a young widow. she had my aunt who was eight years old and my father was 15 months old at the time. so, she lived with her family for a while. my father was actually in a foster family, the hiram c ballin family they were his next-door neighbors. they were a wonderful family. they had deer names like ma and pa bond. big sister mabel, and buddy. and there's dad with the dog. actually, they had an independent phone company that we -- that they were starting at the time. when i got older and they would talk about mall bond, i thought ma bond was mobbed out. he was able to move with his sister and. . my grandmother. grandmother established yourself, she got a job and worked in the hosiery

today i joined with representative lois frankel and representative bennie thompson introducing the thugwould require the trump administration to release all of the information on how they chose the doral, who the other competitors were, and what the rating system was and what they did and also ban the united states government from spending any money at doral for the g7. we hope we get a hearing and a vote in the house, and we hope the senate comes to their senses. >> you know, if this were any other federal employee, i mean they could be facing criminal charges, even prison for trying to profit from their position. those conflict of interest rules don't apply to the president because it was believed, when they were written, that they didn't need to apply to the president, that a president would be above doing something like this. and yet here we are. >> yeah. i mean it would be obviously self-dealing and, you know, there's just so many places where you'd rather be in june and other facilities that could accommodate this type of event in a better way. but, you know, the first thing you l

today i joined with representative lois frenkel and bennie thompson introducing thug act.ease always information how they chose the doral. and who the competitors were and ban the united states government from spending money at the doral for the g-7. . we hope we get a hearing and vote in the house. and we hope the senate comes to their senses. >> you know if this were any other federal employee they could be facing criminal charges even prison for trying to profit from their position. the conflict of interest rules don't apply to the president because it was believed when they were written this they didn't need to apply to the president. a president would be above doing something like this. and yet here we are. >> yeah, i mean you would -- it would be obviously self-dealing. and, you know, there is just so many places where you'd rather be in june and other facilities that could accommodate in type of event in a better way. but just to -- the first thing you learn even i would think as a small-time alderman in a small town is is to avoid the appearance of imprepriet. this

the house all those home cameras, capturing the ground moving and it was felt for miles around james loy was in fact i want to show you some of the maps that illustrate where this quake swarm was will start why because i want to point out where the. >>of fault lines are you do have a course the hayward fault which runs right beneath the east bay shoreline you have the calaveras fault that runs from the diablo range right through the try valleys and then you have what's called the green a valley or the concord green valley fault, which kind of runs from out the apple straight up and the cluster of earthquakes happen right here between the calaveras fault and that conquer fall, so let's zoom in here and show you of this cluster of earthquakes that have occurred last night right around 1030 and we've highlighted the largest one the 4.5 that was the main earthquake and then you can see number of aftershocks that happened in the wake of all of that that's the one that was felt all around the bay area in fact as we switch over to the shake map. i want to show you just how far away people were

the house all those home cameras, capturing the ground moving and it was felt for miles around james loyrate where this quake swarm was will start why because i want to point out where the. >>of fault lines are you do have a course the hayward fault which runs right beneath the east bay shoreline you have the calaveras fault that runs from the diablo range right through the try valleys and then you have what's called the green a valley or the concord green valley fault, which kind of runs from out the apple straight up and the cluster of earthquakes happen right here between the calaveras fault and that conquer fall, so let's zoom in here and show you of this cluster of earthquakes that have occurred

one final question then 2 to lois corbin briefly at the president has talked about what he calls endless wars in the middle east. will he look at this as as job done now. very definitely just like in 2012. the president obama campaigned on bin ladin the. no doubt about it and in the short term this is a big win for him because most americans don't want to be involved they're very upset going back to the iraq the iraq war so no this is going that's why he spent so much time on a sunday morning very rare that a president speaks you know on a sunday morning to the nation and questions after 2 all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you to all 3 of you. on an ad be a lawrence korb in lewes delaware and andrea scree joining me here in doha thanks so much for being with us and thank you as always for watching you can see the program again any time just go to a website edges either dot com and for more discussion you can go to our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle there is at a.j. insights to

one final question then 2 to lois corbin briefly at the president has talked about ending what he callsendless wars in the middle east. will he look at this as as job done now. very definitely just like in 2012. the president obama campaigned on bin ladin. no doubt about it and in the short term this is a big win for him because most americans don't want to be involved they're very upset going back to the iraq the iraq war so no this is good and that's why he spent so much time on a sunday morning very rare that a president speaks you know on a sunday morning to the nation and questions after 2 all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you to all 3 of you a small in an ad be a lawrence korb in lewes delaware and andrea scree joining me here in doha thanks so much for being with us and thank you as always for watching you can see the program again any time just go to a website edges in a dot com and for more discussion you can go to our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle there is at a.j. insig

origins of the wlaca, and i am very proud of the housing complex that you have developed with the lois maloy, and i have cut more than one ribbons for you, and i commend you on a project to provide housing opportunities for those who certainly would not get them but for wlacc or an organization like yours. so you mentioned that it is something that sometimes with the public policy that creates homelessness. and a lack of opportunity, and i agree with you on that. i wanted to ask you if in fact being located right adjacent to, and surrounded by nickerson guaardens and the jordan downs d the imperial court and a number of the public housing project, and so have you witnessed those who have been evicted from public housing because of a failed policy that we have in federal government that evicts families sometimes because of one member of the family may have gotten into the problem of some kind and trying to return back maybe from incarceration, et cetera, and are you familiar with that policy? >> absolutely. and to my chagrin, sometimes families in multiple are evicted summarily, and the