traffic has been stacked up into the mcarthur maze.muter lanes, the car-pool lanes are looking great. we have some sort of a traffic hazard, second lane from the right at the toll plaza, so you may want to stay towards the left-hand side if you can. otherwise a 10 to 15-minute delay. solid red all the way from highway 4 to the mcarthur maze. looking at a 35 to 40 minute delay there as you make your way towards the bay bridge. we do have some slow traffic. this is in the fremont area. 880 -- it's actually on thornton avenue near highway 84 where the car stuck under a bus. so we'll update that in a few minutes. 880 is looking good. >>> thank you, sue. this powerful image of patients being evacuated from a north bay hospital that so many of us remember from the fires. the major challenge this hospital now faces. >>> some big changes ahead for the corner drugstore. what walgreens is planning for hundreds of rite aid stores it's just purchased. >>> first a look at what's coming up at 9:00. >>> morning. coming up on "live" we have hug my nam

if it's not nice it's still a backup here towards the mcarthur maze. >>> number seven, drone view sevenn maze at the petaluma pumpkin patch. the owner plans the maze to grow from halloween and after tonight it's all done. >>> in so cal the streets have been buzzing for more than a week because of this bearded runner, a guy that looks like forest gump. the character played by hole thanks in the oscar winning movie from 1994 of course. this mystery man dressed like gump has been popping up all around the riverside area. >> it's like an easter weg hunt. >> he's just out there jogging like forest gump did in the movie. >> he says his name doesn't really matter this is about making people smile and it sounds like he's going to be taking short break over halloween but will pick it up again after the holiday. >> personally i would call 911. >> let's talk about this, there is an ice cream shop in san francisco that's going to be giving money to charity if you buy a sweet treat today. >> customers dressed in a halloween costume can get dollar cools at salt and straw. >> here is the fun part, all

the metering lights went on and you can see it's back up now into the mcarthur maze pretty solid andten-minute delay to the tolls and then sluggish on the upper deck. that has things still recovering. a pretty long stretch of highway 4. there's a power outage there. of course always treat that as a four-way stop and we'll check back on 101 and see if it's cleared in a few minutes. >>> new details this morning on a plan to bring thousands of new housing units to mountain view. >> plus, top-secret documents about president ke when ialked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's when i knew i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste plus intense craving relief. every great why needs a great how. according to feng shui, the bed should it. north east. you're trying everything to get pregnant. new one-a-day couples pack gives you both nutritional support you may need. for her to prepare for a healthy baby and for him to support healthy sperm. be in it togetr. >>> it's 6:14. a fire beneath one

otherwise you're looking good all the way from golden gate fields getting heavier to the mcarthur mazeut still about a 15-minute drive on the east shore freeway into the maze and into the san francisco area. here we go with your drive times from santa rosa to petaluma. castro valley to the maze just under 15 minutes on 580. and 101 in the south bay just under 15 minutes from the 286 junction to highway 85. we'll come back and take a look at your north bay drive in a few minutes. >>> major change is coming to an east bay freeway. a look at new toll lanes on 680. >> and a cell phone belonging to one of the president's closest advisers was compromised possibly for months. >>> it is 5:10. we want to you have a better day. here is a feature you'll only find here on abc >>> trouble on the film set. >> what a costume. >> what is your problem? >> next "right this minute". >>> welcome back. in today's "gma first look" until the las vegas shooting not many of us knew about bump stocks. >> they let the gunfire bullets like they were fully automatic weapons. here's pierre thomas on the debate this

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about a 40-minute drive now from highway 4 into the mcarthur maze. guys?. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, the seven things to know before you go. number one, memorials are now beginning for the victims of the mass shooting this las vegas. last night a fallen metropolitan police officer was honored in an emotional vigil. the clark county coroner has now released the names of all 58 victims. >>> authorities are trying to determine what cause add young woman to fall 300 feet to her death off a san francisco cliff. san francisco firefighters recovered the body near the hang-glider launch site. >>> number three, we are live in santa cruz where surfers are stoked for the big waves this weekend. beachgoers, you do need to be careful a. beach hazard statement is in effect. you need to watch out for dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. >>> and, number four, fleet week in san francisco will be beautiful weather the next three days. nothing but sunshine. 76 the high today. cooler on saturday but temperatures rebound to 70 degrees by sunday. >>

and as i pass by mcarthur park yesterday, i remembered that i had never gone past there since then until yesterday. so again, it's growing up during that time, i like to refer to it as in spite of. because in spite of the laws that prohibited us from doing things, we were always supported by our families, our community, our church. to think that we could always excel in whatever we wanted to do. if we worked hard enough. >> thank you treopia. and she will be talking later about one of the projects that has -- i think has really been a big part of your life. she'll talk about that a little later. i'm going to ask griff stockile to come up and answer the same question about what things were going on. griff is local author and historian, devoted his life to writing about and researching civil rights history and he's done many, many books on the subject. >>> thank you very much for this introduction and inviting me to participate on this panel. obviously it is a very moving experience for all of us. as i understand it, my task is to talk briefly about the central high crisis in terms of what

the suv stalled in the high water airport road and mcarthur drive. live look sky6 live hd showing you the ben franklin bridge. a pretty picture, the sun is out, it's shining now. accuweather says it will be chilly for the next few days, you'll be wearing a jacket i would guess. david murphy outside with the details. >> reporter: i happen to have a suit jacket on, sarah. it's nice and bright and we have breezes blowing around it's a cool day. let's start you out with satellite. you can see the system spinning past last night. one batch of rain in the morning rush hour that's gone. the clouds are thinning out and we have lots of blue i don't needing across the region. 5 degrees in philadelphia. 5 in wilmington. 53 in allentown. 53 in reading, and 54 in trenton and 54 in cape may. the numbers are liable to settle for a bit. we'll get up to 56 for the high. 22 miles per hour wind speeds these are sustained winds across the region. they were stronger when we went on the air this morning. they are beginning to ease, but every now and then you could get a g

it is not stop and go yet, though, heading out to the mcarthur main. >> and in weather, a bit of a warming trend for today. still talking about dense fog coast side. we will talk about the fog and warming temperatures heading into your weekend. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. we're bringing you a live picture of the day braj. it's a nice beauty shot to start off/thursday morning. -- off a thursday morning. thank you for joining us. thursday, october 5th. i'm dave clark. pam cook is off today. but we have mark over here in for steve. >> that is a reward for waking up early, a beautiful shot. >>> some fog hanging out coast side. so a bit of a warming up across most of the area

it's between east napa and east mcarthur streets. this is not a mandatory evacuation.eople are urged though to voluntarily evacuate. in the meantime, we have a little bit of bad news tonight. some evacuees were allowed to return home. mandatory evacuation orders were lifted in parts of north western santa rosa. one man showed us his home was untouched. his neighbors yard was torched. we also caught sight of pg & e crews working tonight. they're working very hard but there's still more than 23,000 people without electricity in napa and sonoma counties. but 91% of customers have now had their power restored. and as investigators try to zero in on the cause of this fire. they are taking a close look at pg & e and the power lines. kpix5's kristin ahres has been looking at that part of the story for us. >> reporter: tonight 20 investigators are trying to figure out how these fires started and at least some of the questions are centered around pg & e. >> reporter: tonight pg & e crews are doing the slow but steady work of restoring powers to wine country. >> in sonoma county

he drew racial slurs at san francisco's station, also the mcarthur station in oakland. he vandalized train. the damage has been cleaned up but police say hateful graffiti will not be tolerated. >>> another twist tonight in the trump background. the conservative web site now says that they first hired in a political recertain firm. the site disagrees with having anything to do with the british spy that created the rep work was eventually funded by the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. >>> a garage jury reportly approved the first charges in the wide ranging investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. cnn said the person charged could be taken into custody as soon as monday. he and his team have been examined the former ties of trump to the security advisor and several others. >>> jackie spears spoke out and shard her story of sexual harassment on capitol hill. she posted this have you had owe saying she was a target of repulsive behavior early in her career. they urged employees to tell their stories on twitter with the hashtag metoo

mcarthur maze with traffic flowing very nicely in towards the bay bridge toll plaza from all directions. to the san mateo bridge, those taillights up to the causeway and the high rise. quiet here. we do have road work out there. we'll check on that in just a few. >>> and our breaking news from the live desk is from san leandro. four people are in custody right now after police say one of them impersonated a police officer. and you're looking at video here that we got of the suspects being arrested early this morning. san leandro police say they used something that sounded like a police siren to pull over a man near bancroft and 136th avenues. the man said someone got out of the car, put a hood on as he walked toward him, and that's when he drove off and called police. police say the suspect's car was later spotted for an unrelated traffic violation. and the driver was arrested then for impersonating a police officer. another man was arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and two juveniles were also detained. >> jessica, thank you. >>> b.a.r.t. wants you to know riding i

emeryville, those headlights headed in the westbound direction past golden gate field on into the mcarthur. no delays at the toll plaza. metering lights have yet to be turned on. that happens about an hour from now. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >>> we do have breaking news from our live desk. we are tracking two separate crashes. the first one on the peninsula. i want to show you this video we just got in to our live desk. chp investigating a four-car accident involving a tow truck in redwood city, southbound 101 at wood side. at one point the tow truck and one of the cars caught fire. one person was rushed to the hospital with major injuries. chp says one person was also taken into custody but did not give a reason for the arrest. we will bring you an update as soon as we get it. and in the east bay police investigating a hit-and-run crash in pleasant hill. the victim is a 80-year-old man. police found him bleeding in the head near gregory lane and contra costa boulevard just before 11:00 last night. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. and right now police ar

mattis: having spoken to senator mcarthur, he is a process under way to take the best aspects of fast equipping and institutionalizing it as the way we do business in the u.s. army. the department like this? the most important thing is one, communications and two, the actual organization of the department. at congress's, we are going to technology,itions, and research into research and engineering and acquisition and sustainment on the other. the intention is we move faster in research and engineering. i lived out in silicon valley for the three years i was retired in and i am seen what industry is capable of from boston to texas to michigan. we have to open the communication with them much more robustly. lawyers.e i don't want my daughter to marry one, but i love lawyers, ok? lawyers give advice and i want lawyers to keep us strictly within the ethical and moral codes we must live by when we handle the government and taxpayer money. but i also want to remember that corporations are made up of americans, too, and i would open communications. no favoritism, no violations of law, no vio

local taxes, more than half came from new jersey and new york, the names of new jersey, the likes of mcarthurom the state of new york will highlight top of the screen, king is outspoken on the issue. leadership is listening. houses ways and means committee kevin brady says the no voters made it clear, they need to see a solution on this issue surrounding the deductions and he says he's working with them and he believes that the two sides are moving close to getting a solution, but, you know, that's the issue for republicans here. yet they have their issues, they have to work them out, but many of them have told us this week they feel as though they have to pass tax reform. listen. >> somebody is out there talking about what are the operations, what are the things to go after and start floating these to see what the reaction to see them are. in tend i want to see tax reform pass. >> those decision that is the senator is referring to may have to be made quite quickly. the house says they'll have their tax reform bill ready to be introduced by next week, cheryl, and lea it's back to you in new y

joe took the photo of the marines raising the flag and carl's photograph, mcarthur walking on the beach. and eddy adams who took the photo in vietnam with the general getting shot in the head. and i'm thinking, wow look at these guys. they're just incredible photographers and incredible photos they had done. and they were kind of lamenting their life and saying, you know we have all been in the business for 50 or 60 years and we're only known for one photograph. and i was like wow, that's really interesting. and for me, that one photograph is george and barbara bush in bed with your grandchildren. so, it was a good run for me. we should have been formore years, my wife was glad that it wasn't. >> why is that? >> well you're at it seven days a week, 24 hours a day, and i spent all those year with the vice president and then the president. and, you know, it's really all-consuming. and, you know kud does to guys like eric draper he was able to do the full eight years. >> in a lot of ways he did more than eight years. >> yeah. >> you were there when he was vice president. >> right. well, yo

arthur mcarthur, 75 years in the future. a little postscript, a little sidebar is 79 -- 75 years in the future his son, douglas will , marry a murphy's word -- a murphy's burger girl. she had relatives fighting's, they weren't literally shooting at him, but their units were shooting at arthur macarthur in 1862. douglas will refer to himself as the reunion of blue and gray personified, this is one of the things he was talking about. but i digress. 10:00 in the morning of the jackknife is almost closed and as the confederates slam into russo here and they repeatedly slam against the hinge, it gets real tough in the cedars. after about an hour through the fighting, russo orders his men to retire. one of the brigades determined that hell has in fact frozen over very best hell has in fact frozen over. -- from the national pike to half a mile, there is an open between cedars and the pike. that's where stones river national cemetery is today. you put artillery on the hill, infantry in the road, and where does that sound familiar? i

a live camera shot of the mcarthur maze.hose of you heading to the bay bridge, traffic is now start to go grow or back up to the foot of the maze, about a 15-minute delay. so many accidents, southbound 680, a crash at treat. looks like traffic is past the accident so it is lightening up. from highway 4 to walnut creek it's 11 minutes because of that accident and westbound 580 that's been a mess all morning. tracy to dublin 1:14 because of earlier accidents. matt, jessica? >> it's been rough out there. okay, frances, thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc >> amy robach is live. good morning. >>> good morning to you. great to be with you on this monday. up next here on "gma" critical fire danger with high winds and temperatures in the triple digits. and then an abc news exclusive, the widow at the center of the phone call controversy with president trump will join us this morning as she opens up about her husband's death and the conversation with the president for the very first time and then we

we ran quickly about three blocks down towards mgm on mcarthur you're here.u know, it got kind of crazy and then as things started to unfolded further swat was everywhere. >> i believe it. >> they locked down every one of these hotels. you could not get in or out of hotels at one point. >> so bilk right now i mean the situation for you where you're staying i mean have they put you under any different circumstance today or is it as much business as usual as can possibly be. >> you can he soo the street here is still shut down going towards the side of mandalay bay in the hote security than usual. they're checking key cards as you go in and out elevators and but you know the feeling here is still tense and it's understandable horrific events of last night achb you can just it it's not business as usual that's for sure. >> and friend and colleague of course "fox5" and make it back safe. thaxing a lot. >> wow, up next here a call for help hundred of donors lining up for blocks to give blood to the las vegas shooting victims. i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and

ma east mcarthur street. east of seventh. also quail run way. and. on the screen.ta row sa. urging people to leave immediately in the following areas. highway 12, between adoeb canyon road. in ken wood. and this includes both sides of highway 12. sky hawk mountain hawk, and much of rin con valley. one of the largest fires burning is in napa. the atlas fire. 44% contained. the pocket fire is nearly 11,000 acres and the nun fire includes five earlier fires. at 46,000 acres and 10% contained. containment on the redwood potter fire is up to 20% now. and the sulfur fire is now 65% contained. some of the evacuees were taken to the findly community center. many senior citizens who were e vak waited from a complex. the center is being called the hill ton of shelters. because it offers a level of comfort many of the evacuees aren't used to. >> everything has been working beautifully. i really shouldn't have spent any time worrying. it's been like kind of a vacation. >> the red cross says if you're in the area, you don't actually have to be an evacuation to enjoy the service

lots of cars stacked up into the mcarthur maze with delays at about 15 minutes to get all the way into san francisco. a little sluggish on the upper deck. slow traffic out of tracy up and over the altamont. an earlier accident cleared. traffic is starting to thin out just a little bit but expect delays out of pleasanton. we'll take a look at your mass transit options this friday the 13th in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, sue. this could be a make or break day for firefighters defending the town of calistoga against a major wildfire making an all-out effort to keep the flames from crossing a highway and into the community. >> live to reporter matt keller in napa county for us. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. chp is handling all the roadblocks in calistoga. we've seen the oakland police department, several of their patrol cars around here patrolling the area and this is the calistoga police department getting some gas as they continue to patrol the area. the only vehicles are first responders. sometimes you have to walk out, though, like this man with his horse u

our 3d maps gives you the exact volume for about a 35-minute drive from highway 4 into the mcarthur mazesue, thank you. 5:55 now. patients and neighbors caught a peek at the future when one of the world's premiere medical centers showed off its newest building. abc 7 news was in palo alto at stanford. yesterday's visitors included a young liver transplant recipient and her parents. >> i think the best part of this new hospital there's truly a focus on the family. it's really disruptive, difficult and scary when you have a child in the hospital for them and for the parent. the new rooms are very big and they're great for the whole family to stay. >> young patients and siblings can enjoy play stations all around the hospital. the new building opens in december. >>> a lot of people talking about this, even big-time professional basketball players are getting in on halloween fun over the weekend. ♪ >> this is a really fun video. so, who is it? who is it? wait until you see who opens the door. this person was dressed up as the jigsaw killer from the new horror movie slowly riding that tricycl

to, we spoke to the congressmen that are going to be in there including new jersey congresswoman mcarthurance a solution is going to come out tonight, see if they can get them on board. again, the tail wagging the dog here. lawmakers add up to about 60. yet 60 voting against tax reform could doom the bill, you see what i'm saying? . liz: of course. >> the tail wagging the dog on this. and tomorrow morning is going to be an interesting news day for the state and local tax deduction, for the 401(k). i tell you this, this is the one major problem with the trump tax plan. he literally came out with a blueprint, as you know, about a month ago. liz: yeah. >> it was a blueprint that he left most of the heavy lifting up to congress and the committees. when you do that, it slows down the process. now here's the thing. liz: they say november 1st. >> they say november 1st. then has to go to the senate and then you have real potential fireworks here. lot of people tell me, don't worry about corker, even though he hates trump, don't worry about flake, they're worrying about mccain, because mccain is a

stacked up to the mcarthur maze. delays getting into san francisco. not a real surprise. an earlier accident involving a tour bus has been cleared out of lanes but, unfortunately, i'm sorry to say the damage is done with traffic backing up to pleasanton with speeds under 20 miles an hour that should lighten up. >>> deputy brandon jones with the sonoma county sheriff's office with an update on the situation there. >> good morning, everyone. we are excited we had no additional evacuations overnight. we had very positive weather pattern and we look forward to making efforts to fight the fire and to start moving into the other phases of this disaster such as damage assessment and what not. we are asking people steer clear of the evacuated areas. they're still not safe. >> deputy jones we've been watching as napa county has been able to with an escort allow people to go back to some homes if there is an urgent need for that to happen to get medication. >> we are not able to facilitate that at the time. we would like to be able to do so. we know people are obviously very impact

the japanese are so worried, that, since 1947 they have clung to their mcarthur era conestution whichution. japan would never again buy offensive arms and wage wars of aggression. now prime minister abe, just reelected handily wants to change the constitution to be better able to defend japan. he wants to buy offensive weapons, because the best defense is a good offense. the japanese are definitely worried. this is seismic shift in east asia and all the parts interlock. melissa: the president is heading to the region now. he was asked today, what he might do when he gets there, if he would go to the dmz. listen to this. reporter: dmz, are you going, yes or no. >> i would rather not say but you will be surprised. you will be surprised. melissa: this is the demilitarized zone of course for our viewers out there don't know, which is border between north and south korea. >> very heavily demilitarized zone. melissa: very ironic, like jumbo shrimp. do you think he should go? do you think he will go? >> obviously his decision but i think it would be a very powerful symbol for him to stand, l

truman and mcarthur at the brink of nuclear war. the four of us are going to carry on in dan rather's absence today. let's start with an innocent time in history, doug, december. president-elect trump had you as one of his guests for a launch at mar-a-lago where he talked about the presidency, the office he was about to inhabit. what did donald trump talk about at that lunch? >> i asked about his personal relationships with presidents. he told me about jimmy carter and given money to defeat jimmy carter and thought carter was a terrible president and to his surprise after the election, carter came to see him and made an appointment and wanted money from trump for his new carter center and he said i admire carter that he had the guts to come eyeball to eyeball and asked me. >> did he say he gave money? >> no, he would not give him any money. and then he said richard nixon, he became friendly with nixon because he was on "the fill donahue show" and pat nixon saw the show and said that the future president of the united states is going

police believe this same suspect also recently vandalized the san leonardo and mcarthur stations. >>> well, we have some good news to report. nearly three weeks after the north bay fires broke out, the atlas fire, which destroyed close to 500 structures in napa and solano counties is now 100% contained. cal fire says the other fires should be fully contained by tuesday. >>> a big step forward for hundreds of students and teachers in santa rosa. they rent back to school. colorful signs with supportive messages were put up around piner high school. piner was one of 12 santa rosa city schools reopening yesterday. the principal says about 80 students lost their homes. >> i didn't know how it was going to feel going to my classes and just knowing that when it was time to go home, i wasn't going to go to my old home. i'm going somewhere else. >> extra counselors were there to help the students and staff cope. across the district, about 70 staff members lost their homes as well. >>> the bear fire in santa cruz county is now being called the work of an arsonist and this is the man whom sherif

traffic is starting to stack up through the mcarthur maze. >>> new airport security rules go into effects morning impacting all flights coming in to the u.s. the enhanced screening will mean passengers will be asked for questions. >>> actress ashley judd is giving her first tv interview to diane sawyer on "good morning america" after her harvey weinstein allegations. hear judd in her own words. >>> and 17 days after the emergency evacuation of patients kaiser permanente in santa rosa has reopened the hospital. the building has undergone an extensive cleaning. >>> some luminaries of the los angeles dodgers took time out to help victims of the north bay wildfires. orel hershiser among them. they join other dodger greats and kids from the los angeles boys and girls club to pack comfort kits that will be delivered to sonoma county. they contain masks, glasses, books, and dodger gear. yesterday's event provided a teachable moment to l.a. county youngsters about the importance of giving back. >>> 5:26 now. now to the moment two surfers ride a giant wave at the same time. take a look at this. i

stacked up now into the mcarthur maze for a good, solid ten minutes to the tolls.the stall in san francisco, very pesky. still looks like we have a slow and go across the upper deck and also in millbrae pesky other accident that is still out there blocking the slow lane just past millbrae avenue. guys? >> one car -- [ inaudible ] >> this is a scary end to a high-speed chase in ohio. even scarier, who was behind the wheel of the car being chased. troopers say a 10-year-old boy, can you believe it, took his family's car on a joy ride hitting 100 miles an hour before dodging the stops and going into the ditch. this is the second time he stole the family car. he did it because he was bored. we're glad he's okay. >>> new details on the plan to close san francisco's hall of justice, raising questions about the cost. >>> more than a dozen schools closed because of the north bay fires reopening this morning. the challenge students and their families still f ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo)

new jersey republican tom mcarthur who voted against the budget had this to say, a quote, i know and that there were people that voted yes only to keep the process going forward, but who disagree with the fact that we don't have a deal yet. cnn's sunlen serfaty is joining us on capitol hill. lawmakers say we will get details on the gop tax plan next wednesday? >> that's right. that's when the legislative text of this bill is set to be leased. this vote on the budget clearly reveals that they still have not settled many of the underlying issues that republicans have within the party about this bill. you have 20 defections on the budget yesterday. that was only two votes short of potentially killing the budget. so that really gives leadership a good sense of where they are right now. quite frankly they don't have the support they need. so as they work through these issues and negotiations continue among the -- one of the chief issues the state and local tax deductions, a lot of republicans from high stakes -- high tax states like new jersey and new york want to see that preserved. issu

would behoove everybody, i think, and as many republican senators as possible to go read dulles mcarthur's address given on the battleship missouri on the occasion of the japanese surrender. when he talks about the magnitude and cost of the second world war and he talks about that since the beginning of time we've tried to have treaties to stop killing each other, but now in the nuclear age this isn't an option anymore for disputes to be settled between countries with nuclear exchanges. it's a very sobering speech. and the loose talk on nuclear weapons isn't just staggering to comprehend. it's so profoundly dangerous there's really not a word for it. >> yeah, i'm not going to put robert costa on the spot here, but i would bet my last dollar that he knows that donald trump hasn't read any of the books you've all talked about in this segment. thank you so much for starting us off. when we come back, pence's prankster. it looks like a white house stunt gone bad. pence walks out of an nfl game after a peaceful protest. and it's the taxpayers who are left with the bill. and white house exodus,

the budget this time 20 republicans voted against it one republican who switched his vote was tom mcarthurnew jersey, so that does speak to this issue and how big of a challenge it's going to be for leadership to be able to work with some of those individual members to alleviate those concerns about eliminating or capping that deduction and speaker ryan signalled as much during his comments. he also talked about the latitude the weigays and means committee will need, even leading up to kevin brady, the chairman, the details of whether or not to cap that 401(k) contribution as this rolls out, you're going to see a lot of individual members start to have concerns about what might be in this bill and that can potentially create road bumps down the road michelle >> yeah, certainly we'll be watching for that thank you, ylan. >>> as speaker ryan said, house ways and means will release the tax bill next week our next guest calls the gop tax plan a scam that won't create any jobs joining us now, second avenue oes cofounder and partner nick hanover, the first outside investor in amazon good to have

how can general martin dempsey tell -- he is not patton or mcarthur. general john allen failed badly in his fight against isis. his record equals bad. #neverhillary. so, panel, it is perfectly acceptable, including by president trump, to attack, question, whatever, generals. >> if you're donald trump. yes, it is perfectly fine. >> these are the rules. okay. >> well, look, once again, i think going back to where this all started, this started with a condolence call from the president to a family, a grieving widow. and i don't see anyone in any political spectrum that could mistake the fact that he did this with all the right intentions. to offer the condolences and offer the sympathies of a grateful nation. some of this -- what he said may have been taken out of context. i'm frustrated that we're still talking about this to this day and there is an inference in the press conference, let's put an end to this. well, the best way to put out a fire is to not continue to put gas on it. that means no more tweeting about this, no more comments, no more stateme

before we go, we want to congratulate singer/songwriter rihanna gibbons for being the recipient of a mcarthured to pursue her work, which is very nice indeed. >> nice. congratulations. >>> we leave you now with more from bill murray, ian vogler, and friends. >> this is lucille clifton's "the swan," a clip from "blessing the boats." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> may the tide that is entering even now, the lip of our understanding, carry you out beyond the face of fear. may you kiss the wind then turn from it certain that it will love your back. may you open your eyes to water, water waving forever, and may you in your innocence sail through this to that ♪ vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i spo

"eight years in power" a recipient of the prestigious mcarthur fellowship.say you never in a lifetime thought you would see a black president in office and you also say in 2008 many people thought that barack obama could not be president. in 2016, many people thought donald trump could not be president. yet you believe the two are connected. how? the two presidencies are connected. >> i belong to both camps, by the way. i should be out of the prediction business by now. i don't think donald trump's presidency is literally possible without the response, i should say, to barack obama. not so much barack obama himself. and i don't mean that in a particularly symbolic way. his political career actually begins in birtherism. regr regrettably during barack obama's presidency, upwards of majorities, pluralities of republicans believe that he was not a legitimate president. i think donald trump had the wisdom, if you want to call it that, to see that that was not some fringe movement, that it could be the bases of launching a successful political career, which did h

before we go, we want to congratulate singer/songwriter rihanna gibbons for being the recipient of a mcarthurue her work, which is very nice indeed. >> nice. congratulations. >>> we leave you now with more from bill murray, ian vogler, and friends. >> this is lucille clifton's "the swan," a clip from "blessing the boats." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> may the tide that is entering even now, the lip of our understanding, carry you out beyond the face of fear. may you kiss the wind then turn from it certain that it will love your back. may you open your eyes to water, water waving forever, and may you in your innocence sail through this to that ♪ >> we leave you now with more from bill murray, jan vogler, and friends. >> this is bach's cello solo number 1 in g major. you can see more of his performance including his reading of walt whitman's poems online at cbsnews.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: today on "luy dog"... brandon: all right, come here. what do you know? narrator: a maltipoo puppy found on the streets is jumping at the opportunity to find a home. brandon: that's not a command that i want you to do. narrato

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. >> we have a crew here at east mcarthur and 7th and they got these 30-foot flames. so, the timeline that we experienced was this evacuation for sonoma came into play around, what was that, 3:00 a.m. >> yeah. >> and they said we think we got everyone out. it's a more rural, unincorporated part of sonoma. 50 to 100 people, homes, and businesses, mixed use area. >> very calm about that at that hour. >> very calm about that. and then we sent a crew there, and flames. 30-foot flames just out of nowhere and it just goes to show how quickly things can change. let's go to anser hassen. it seemed calm a few hours ago and now it's a completely different scene. anser, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, these winds making this a very unpredictable situation. i'm being told this is called all hands on deck. all fire crews have been direct to this area. i spoke to police a short while ago. they said 20 to 30-foot flames just half a mile from downtown sonoma. mandatory evacuation orders are in place. right now we're at napa and east 8th street, a residential area. fire crews

contributing music to "star wars: the force awakens" and hailed as a musical genius, given a prestigious mcarthurnd new single for a place close to his heart, puerto rico. ravaged by hurricane maria teaming up with an all-star cast of artists seen in brand-new behind the scenes video from jennifer lopez to gloria estefan and "despacito"'s luis fonsi who wrote miranda on twitter, two words, bro, i'm in. miranda writing the new powerful song, the top trend everywhere. ♪ it's almost like praying >> reporter: this morning the powerful new song, the top trend everywhere. [ cheers and applause ] >> lin-manuel miranda, he is here with us right now. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome. welcome, welcome, man. >> thank you for having me. >> you are one busy fella and -- >> trying to keep up with you, strahan. >> no, you are much busier and more talented than i am. in two weeks you were able to write this song and call all the superstars and make this collaboration happen. you got them on board and recorded and you released it. how were you able to do that so quickly? >> well, you know, unfortunately, one of

we just got this from congressman tom mcarthur, republican from new jersey, on why he was a no vote on fox business, quote: the senate added language that put s.a.l.t., state and local taxes, on the chopping block, and we still don't have a deal. again, seven new york congressmen and four new jersey republicans were no votes because of the state and local tax issue. dan, nan, still with us -- [laughter] nan, to you first this time. now, speaker ryan says, look, we're going to work out the s.a.l.t., that state and local tax. >> right. stuart: get a solution, we're going to work out a solution, 401(k)s. in my opinion, both of them have to go. >> well, that would certainly be my first inclination, stuart. i think the 401(k)s will be more cherished because -- stuart: yes, but they want to make changes to the 401(k)s, i say you can't do that. >> no, i agree with you. of the ones they're going to favor those two categories or provisions, they're going to cherish the 401(k) more than the suspect a.l.t., i think they'll work out a compromise on s.a. l.t. this is the challenge between what i ca

challenge that the united states has ever faced and said out of fema, to which i say sir, the ghost of mcarthury mock you. from beneath their white crosses. as do the 115,000 troops under general dwight eisenhower who came ashore oklahoma beach. scaled the cliffs and freed a continent. please just shut up and do your job. all right. >> we'll be right back. >> i shouldn't have said that. do your job. >> will armstrong and buzz arm strong might have something to say about that. >> why does president trump attack people at most vulnerable. no matter how powerful, john mccain or gold star family or mayor of san juan, puerto rico. no insult can go unanswered. doesn't know how to turn that off. if someone is pleaded for help from an island, you're the president of the united states, you are the leader. it's not your job to stomp on that person. it's your job to ask how you can help, the same way you did in houston and florida. why is puerto rico different from houston and florida where he got credit for his response. >> i apologize for saying shutup. let me strike that from the record and say please

i want to first of all echo the sentiments of representative mcarthur. i'm also on the task force. at least two arizonians die every day from opioid overdoses. last year, deaths due to opioids rose 16% from the year before. as a former law enforcement officer, some of what i see today is familiar from my time serving communities. the harrowing stories of addiction, the pain family members face, including child abuse, domestic abuse, and the loss of a loved one. and also the relationship to organized crime. but i must tell you that what we are seeing today, the devastation that opioids have wrought on our communities is far more impactful than the drugs i fought to keep off the streets when i was a cop. over the summer, i held a roundtable in my district on opioids. i heard from families, first responders, local law enforcement, and health care providers. i'm here today to bring their voices to you as we commit to tackling this issue in a bipartisan and comprehensive way. as you work to develop policies to combat this epidemic, i implore you to consider the impacts to rural communit