. >> mike brown was a captain from idaho who also got behind the controls of this hot rod on his second tour. >> tell us what it's like, what you got up there in that cockpit when you look that way. >> up to 76 2.75 inch rockets. we can carry those in four pods. you have deterrent weapons, you have a 40 millimeter grenade launcher to fire 400 grenades a minute and the 7.62 gun. >> the guy in the front took the rocket. >> there were different rocket war heads to choose from. >> each rocket carried 2200 20-grain nails about that long and they were great for preps where there were no friendlies because it could cover a football field every square inch. nothing lives through that because it literally finds the guys going in there to get nailed to the troops. >> they asked them to pop smoke, meaning to throw a colored smoke grenade to mark friendly positions. >> they would pop smoke and we would tell them what color to pop. >> most of the missions were flown in a particularly dangerous place called the ash valley. >> the mountains were rather rugged and 5500 to 6,000 feet tall. >> we lost co

. >> mike brown coming into the studio.ted. 11-0 in the postseason as the head coach. >> not bad. >> i said why are you still here? because i want one more of these he said. >> you get greedy at the top. >> exactly. >> a repeat. tomorrow night it begins. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aimmediately get everyone out of the building. call 911. the fire department and pg&e will respond immediately and figure out what the issue is and keep you safe. ♪ tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow at 4:30 am. >> michelle griego will be right here. enjoy your night. mike brown mig

joining us now, south dakota republican senator mike brown. he supports that bipartisan deal. i want to ask you about this and your thoughts. >> to step in the right direction, the first step in the total repeal and replace of obamacare. you can do it all at one time, you need to call bill's to get it done. the fact that the cbo has scored it with a positive amount, 3.8 billion over a ten-year period lack of time is a good step in the right direction. we were pleased with that portion. the other part is nobody loses their insurance. the other part of this is it allows about 16 million americans who might otherwise not have any insurance company even offering insurance in their county to be able to access some coverage even if it's under the obamacare product. that's part of our concern, that obamacare is failing, we want to make sure individuals who are stuck with it at least have an opportunity to survive until we can get a complete repeal and replace in position. >> harris: thank you for working out that number, we had rounded it up to $4 billion, i wanted to double check. $

joining me to discuss this and much more mike brown of south dakota. thank you for coming in. >> you bet. >> a lot happening this morning, let's try to get to some of it at least. the president's drug czar nominee this morning, congressman tom marino, withdrawn his name from consideration as we've been reporting. this came after just after this huge report by cbs and "washington post" over the weekend. what's your reaction to this? >> well, first of all the president had made a nomination, nomination has been withdrawn, i think the fact that he's actually directly in touch with legislative leaders who have discussed it with him, is a step in the right direction. the president has made some very good nominations in the past. the senate's role on this is to advise and consent. sometimes not to consent, simply to advise. that's what's happened in this case. >> what should happen to this law that's at the center of all of this? do you think it should be repealed? >> go back in and see what the other items were that were within the law and whether or not th

all went through it but not everybody has gone through it >> for me watching dav contest, zaza, mike brown, that's, that's the bestart when you see the guys who have been in the league for a long time, who has really really worked hard. >> and kevin as well. >> and kevin that's right. adline curved takes kd for granted. send your tweets now. bang my head in shame. >> or just doesn't care. >> yeah doesn't care abouthem. >> controversy. >> season form already. >> and you talkedo kd, he's excited. >> he said i finally caught up ring.you, he's talking about my he is so excited to get his ring. i don't think he'll be affected afterwds either. >> we'll see. we talked earlier about iuries about one thing that could derail the warriors' road to a championship. i want to show you a gruesome injury that took place in another team tonight. jordan hayward. we're not going to show you the worst of the injues. look at the stunned reactions from other players. this was gruesome. i've never seen anything like it in the nba. reminds of of joe getting his leg broke in the nfl. just a horrible injury, he's o

i shot the mike brown protest, and never got a reply back. and something, i use my own social media, it so happened the images, from celebrities, and interview that sunday, when the time cover, got hung up three or four times when they call, bill collector or a girl mad at me. i asked, one of my homeboys playing, this is olivier from time. i am yelling, olivier from time, from time, talk to him. i talked to him and talked about what was going on on the ground, going on my third year i didn't know anything about intellectual property, so glad he didn't ask me over but did right and sent everything over coming back and i was outside shooting. i did not capture images when everything happens, the freedom of freddie gray. beyond 20 -- very disrespectful, that is just me growing up, taking pictures, took the day off, i didn't come into the night time so my homeboys said something was burning and got homeboys on the avenue, i came out as a concerned citizen and in the commonwealth i was shooting a full spread, can you send the image? i was like all

. >> for me watching david contest, zaza, mike brown, that's, that's the best part when you see the guysong time, who has really really worked hard. >> and kevin as well. >> and kevin that's right. headline curved takes kd for granted. send your tweets now. bang my head in shame. >> or just doesn't care. >> yeah doesn't care about them. >> controversy. >> season form already. >> and you talked to kd, he's excited. >> he said i finally caught up with you, he's talking about my ring. he is so excited to get his ring. i don't think he'll be affected afterwards either. >> we'll see. we talked earlier about injuries about one thing that could derail the warriors' road to a championship. i want to show you a gruesome injury that took place in another team tonight. jordan hayward. we're not going to show you the worst of the injuries. look at the stunned reactions from other players. this was gruesome. >> i've never seen anything like it in the nba. reminds of of joe getting his leg broke in the nfl. just a horrible injury, he's out for the year. >> a dislocation, perhaps a broken ankle but he'

joining us from chicago is former law enforcement officer mike brown. it is for:50 a.m..s video, you are very intense when you make your message. >> it is often the case that when you have tragedies involving the use of guns it is typically at this point as we have seen with las vegas incident that you have people that are haters of guns and want to control guns and even eliminate them they tend to use that point to try to ban the gun under the influence of the emotions already present in a tragic situation. jillian: some notes about you, talking about increasingly tougher laws not changing economic and mental conditions behind the attacks or people can get guns legally but not getting proper training. what would you say to make the situation better? it is an increasing situation and it seems the mass shootings are getting worse? >> that is definitely the case but i can't speak to other state laws but i can speak to the state of illinois. in order to get a firearm one has to apply, be 21 years of age and just have to apply for illinois state police to get these firearms i

senator mike brown from south dakota. the president, by the way, heading out to south carolina today. campaigning for the south carolina governor. he's going to be making a lot of pitches around the country for those that could advance the agenda, the agenda that he's espousing, in this case, lower taxes and anyone that can push that message. he will be doing that, you know, once he leaves joint base andrews on route to south carolina today. meantime, take a look at the corner of wall and broad. records across the board. the dow not far from 23,000. the 49th record on the year. it's not had that many records ever. we're a long way from being done with this year. former reagan economic adviser, economic svengali as well, art laffer on that. sometimes market can pounce on news that is promising, but sometimes not all that patient either, right? ronald reagan, took awhile to get the big tax reform. didn't take awhile to get the original 81 tax cuts. what do you see playing out here? >> if you look at ronald reagan, too, if y

mike brown might bite -- might be here. >> he might bring the trophy. captioning sponsored by cbs >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> how do you think those words will be received by president kim jong-un? >> announcement: it's the "late show" with stephen colbert. tonight, stephen welcomes hillary rodham clinton. and emma stone. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! please, have a seat. welcome to the "late show," everybody. i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) now, folks-- that's nice. we've been on the road for the past week. it's great to be back home. speaking of traveling, donald trump-- donald trump is on a trip to a very hostile region: new york city. ( cheers and applause ) he's-- he's-- ( applause ) they love a hometown boy. he's in town because this morning, he gave his first official address at-- i want to say, starfleet a

mike brown from south dakota said i would like to see him get something done on health care.of the relations committee told nbc news he did not think anything will come of today's meeting. >> tomorrow is photo op. nothing more, nothing less e. i think to read anything more into it would be spending a lot of time on something that shouldn't be spending time on. it's -- this is going to be up and down for the next three years. and people just -- that's the way it's going to be. i don't read anything into tomorrow other than a photo op. you got to remember, tax reform is our agenda. to act as if it's his agenda, it's our agenda. so. >> skeptical tone there from senator. as to the issue of changing the 401(k) structure. one of the republicans did not rule it out yesterday. in response to whether trump's tweet changes in any way what the house committee was planning to do, chairman kevin brady replied only no. >> majority with john cornyn of texas. when he was asked for his position on the bipartisan obama deal, cornyn told reports he's with the president, but asked to clarify whe

senator mike brown. he back that bipartisan bill, by the way pretty will tell me why.hat's the top of the hour, back to you guys. >> lisa: a lot to look forward to. the acting chief of the u.s. customs and border protection says that illegal immigration at the southwest border will hit a 45 year low when this year's numbers are all tallied. he credits president trump's very clear messaging on immigration for the improvement. meanwhile, a new white house executive order is bringing the refugee camp down to a record low number and beefing up vetting. admissions will be considered on a limited case-by-case basis for those from a live risk nations and palestinians. all refugees will have to submit their previous phone number, email, and addresses going back ten years. and also provide contact information for their parents, siblings, children, current and ex-spouses and their parents. the new order will also suspend the program allowing spouses and children to follow refugees her here. so brian, let's get to the 45 year low. clearly, the customs and border protection is a t

when i shot the mike brown protest in baltimore i remember -- i would never get a reply back when i submit this. and i said i can't even get a note to let me know or something. so this time i said i'm just going to use wn media and that is what i did. so it just so happened that the images which have gone viral, the next thing i know i am starting to get messages from celebrities. before it was a time cover, i remember they called me and it was an odd number so it was either a bill collector a girl that was mad at me!i wasn't going to answer. but eventually i answered and i thought it was one of my homeboys play because he had a weird accent. he said this is -- from time. and i was like what? some guy named olivier from time calling. and back then remind you i was going on my third year photography so i didn't know anything about copyrights. intellectual property, nothing! so i just let everything go. and i said you know i'm so glad he didn't like asked me over. but they did right. so i sent everything over, they called me back and i was literally, when they called me i was outside shootin

my question is when i see emmett till and mike brown and trayvon martin in front of me, what do i say to them? what do i tell them so they can live in this america in order to survive, because they're young, and they have their rights, but they're being violated and being killed for them, and it's difficult for me to say respect authority when you're not being respected. so-so i'm -- so i'm not reading about them one day, what do i tell them? >> the questiones, from our teacher, to my honor, some day we'll honor our teachers. [applause] >> in the not too distant future. so the teacher asked, what does she tell the young black men that she works with, her students, what does she tell them in the face of police killings, of unarmed black youth in the streets of america and the story of emmett till. what does she tell them, how does she teach them to cope with that? i would say i don't know. i don't know. mary williams that it work with, had three black sons who had been working together for 12 years. so our sons grew up around one another, and one day when we were getting to know each o

a soil that's a deep brown mike this is usually very fertile because it's rich in nutrients. and then its deep brown is hidden beneath lush and colorful plant life. if you have a science question go to our website and send it in if we answer it on the show your get our fun and informative d.v.d. featuring albert einstein's most famous there is. the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. trying to replicate the movements of the human body is far from easy we are amazing pieces of engineering. today's high tech prosthetics can work wonders in restoring lost function to people with amputations. but these devices still can't replicate an accurate sense of touch. now european researchers have made a major breakthrough. soft. hot. it's something most of us take for granted but not dennis sorenson who lost his left hand in a fireworks accident he's now become the first amputee to regain his sense of touch they told me to grasp and i could tell that it was around tom thing and it was a baseball and the scientists were just jumping all over him and yeah it was really .

senator mike brown attended and will join us tomorrow at 1:00 eastern. lots to talk about there.h: big name political figures are campaigning in virginia. garrett tenney is live with are month. >> virginia's gubernatorial race is one of two taking place in november. polling experts will tell you that state races are different from national ones. like most off-year races, the biggest concern is getting voters out to the polls. to do that or help with that, they are bringing in some big names. today here in reston, former vice president joe biden hosted a work force development roundtable with democratic candidate ralph northam. he said that the democratic leaders at the state level need to step in where the federal government is failing. >> it's the only hope for leadership we have now, is at the state level. i mean, it really is. it really is the only hope we have, number one. someone once said, a guy named bond said this administration is unified by incoherence and incompetence. that's the unifying principle that you are getting. so you have to step up. >> with three weeks to go

well mike brown has repeatedly said that the state of emergency hasn't reduced the threat level of terrorism in france does zero and he's talked about what will be done in conjunction with this new law to improve the way that security situation security forces actually talk to each other in the future with the fact that there's going to be discussions about this in january about a further law and about the fact that the police officers and other security services must look at sharing information instantaneously to prevent any terror attacks now many civil rights organizations and human rights organizations have criticized this anti terrorism law saying that they feel that it will erode some of freedoms in france without necessarily offering more protection for the citizens of france and while the majority of people in france have said they support it many people i've spoken to say they are concerned about those a rouge freedom given that the state of emergency hasn't reduced that threat level to zero they are concerned that neither will this new anti-terrorism legislation. charlotte the char

dara kozruhshahhi , will be talking to mike brown about transport for london's decision not to renewof its healthy eating range and opened 98 new shops. in his first interview since the collapse of monarch, chief executive andrew swaffield has told the bbc that monday was a "heartbreaking day". he apologised to customers and to the nearly 2,000 staff affected by the collapse. he says the airline was expected to lose about £100 million next year and had "tried everything" but "just couldn't find a way " to stem the tide of red ink. the collapse of the airline monarch has left 110,000 passengers abroad and around 750,000 people with flights they have paid for, but will not be able to take. guy anker, managing editor, money saving expertjoins me now. what can customers do? first it is important to check whether your booking is atoll protected. this is the government's protection scheme. package holidays generally well and flight package holidays generally well and flight only booked before mid—december last year. so most won't be covered. if it is you will get a refund or you can continu

mike brown, south dakota, susan collins, maine. they oppose cutting tax. going down with gary cohn? white house point man whose job is to get tax package through the republican congress. we should ask him and here he is. now you have to negotiate around the death tax, is that where you are? >> hey, stuart, good morning and thanks for having me on today. look, as you know, we turn in a outline to tax writers both house and senate and we have given them a lot of latitude to work with broad outline on delivering middle-income tax cuts and that's really important to us and to deliver a business tax cut that makes america competitive. those are two areas where we are really concerned right now and we are spending enormous amount of time. stuart: does keeping the estate tax fall in line with making it a middle-tax cut? >> as you know, the estate tax really is important to small and medium-size businesses and family-owned businesses, they are the ones that really take advantage of the estate tax. we want small businesses to grow, we want them to keep hiring peopl

brown band. >> he was alive ♪ i was defiant ♪ when he made me walk the line. >> mike allen, graham allison and brown when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> we begin with politics and we are join by mike allen co-founder of, yes and editor of the axios am newsletter. great to see you. >> great to be at your table, charlie. >> rose: great to see you in new york. let me begin with general kelly. i thought that was a very very emotional moment. >> not just externally, we're hearing inside a huge impact on the staff. one of the insiders at the white house saying that general kelly is looking like the moral core of trump white house. people watching his surprise appearance in the white house briefing room to say that discussions about conversations between families of the fallen and the president should be sacred. and of course general kelly talking from very har

an accident at route 130 southbound in new jersey at browning road. mikend alex, back over to you. >>> more celebrities are coming forward every day, every hour, accusations about harvey weinstein and sexual assault. >> so beautiful girls actress lauren holley is latest woman to share her story of harassment at the hands of harvey weinstein. on a canadian talk show she described a encounter she had with him in the hotel room and angela everheart discussed her encounter with tmz. >> first of all, my hands are shaking. you know, this isn't really easy to talk about. i was at cannes film festival on a friend's boat, harvey walk in, walked in front of me , took his pants down and did his thing, exited on the floor, you know what i mean, pulled his pants backup, and said you are a really nice girl, don't tell anybody about this and then left. i told people, on the boat, i told people at the dinner i was at and everybody was like that is just harvey. >> so they literally passed it off as we know he does that? >> yeah. >> hhh. >> ever since harvey weinstein sexua

meteorologist mike nicco has >>> breaking news out of sacramento. it's official, governor brownsigned a bill making california a sanctuary state. the landmark legislation expands protections for undocumented immigrants. the governor issued this statement, it says "this bill strikes a balance that will protect public safety, while bringing a measure of comfort to families who are now living in fear every day." the abc 7 news app sent out this push alert moments ago alerting users to this breaking news story, in fact, that's how i learned about it as well. i went to the story. you can be the first to know when news happens where you live. just download the app for free and enable push alerts. >>> reminder to be sure to look up tonight. this is why. sky 7 caught incredible video of the harvest moon over san francisco bay this morning before the sun came up. see the moon looks reddish orange and is bigger than we see it most of the year. tonight will be the full harvest moon when it will be as massive as it gets. so be sure to get outside if you snap a picture, share it with us on s

brown. meanwhile, on a federal level, a congressman mike thompson is working on getting a bill through to get funding for the region working with colleagues to put the relief package together. live in napa valley, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> pg&e is facing its first lawsuit over the wildfires. wayne and jennifer harville filed it in san francisco. they lost their santa rosa home last monday when high winds swept the tubbs fire through their coffey park neighborhood in the middle of the night. they claim it was caused by pg&e next in maintaining electric lines and pruning trees and vegetation. they plan to discuss the lawsuit this afternoon during a news conference. an attorney who has battled pg&e in the courtroom before says he agrees that the utility company is it blame. >> there are reports of a transformer that blew near the start of the tubbs fire. there are reports of downed power lines near the start of other fires. there were no lightning strikes. >> he adds that pacific gas & electric could be on the hook for $6 billion in damages if found responsible for causing what's now the d

natasha brown, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >>> vice president mike pence is headed to las vegas today to take part in a ceremony marking the deadliest shooting in modern american history. meantime investigators say they're checking more than 1,000 leads. so far, how much, they don't know why the gunman shot and killed 58 people at a country music festival on sunday. authorities say there was not another gunman in the room on the 32nd floor of mannedlay bay. plan now underway to put up billboards in the area, to get more information through tips. >> now, while investigators try to find out what was behind this shooting, one of the largest gun shows in our area is now underway. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt, got answers in the debate over firearms from the former head of the atf in philadelphia. >> we now know the names of al 58 victims, who lost their lives in the deadliest shoot ing in modern american history. >> this incident is so out of left field. >> the atf agent in charge in philadelphia, until last saturday, he was restricted in his public comments in his official capacit

the measure passed with vice president mike pence breaking a 50-to-50 tie. this is senator sherrod brownaking just before the vote tuesday night. >> the vice president of the united states is here. it looks like equifax and wall winet and wells fargo will again. the vice president only shows up in this body when the rich and the powerful need him. nermeen: republican senators lindsey graham and john kennedy of louisiana broke with their party to vote against the measure, which now heads to president trump, who is expected to sign it. the rule, developed by the consumer financial protection bureau, would have allowed people to file class action lawsuits that could have cost the banks billions of dollars. it was set to go into effect next year. senator elizabeth warren argued tuesday that the vote represented "a giant wet kiss to wall street." >> millions of americans of all the game parties think in washington is rigged against them. in this vote is exhibit a. compass like equifax and wells fargo have heard millions of consumers. and then turn around and try to escape accountability using

mike and kari. it is 6:14. california lawmakers are digging deeper into governor brown's so-called water fix project. the $16 billion plan is far from being approved. five california decmocrats say recent audit uses taxpayer money for funding the project and it may be illegal. they decided a review is needed. >>> allegations of racial discrimination is prompting a new warning, advising african-americans to avoid flying american airlines. naacp says the airline may subject passengers to disrespectful, discriminatory and perhaps unsafe travel. a harvard law student says an american airline pilot called police because she could not go on the plane. >> i then told them i cannot leave the flight without my stroller. i have too much stuff. he says get her off my flight. she is a threat. she is belligerent. she is a threat to me. >> the woman says they had to spend the night at the airport. >>> 6:15 right now. president trump is expected to sign a bill expecting to make it harder to make consumers sue companies that hurt them. >> it passed the senate last night. scott mcgrew, just barely. >> just barely, by

mike taylor last two at-bats. tonight three run homer. seven rbis. he gives the mats delete. they bring in the one blue eye and brown eye.get a black eye. the first two outs of the inning. it turns into a huge inning. no matt -- appearance for him. tried to impersonate the giant lefty. addison russell two run double. all of a sudden the cubs have a lead. great game. bottom of the ninth. bryce harper the last hope for the mats. no go. he strikes out. wade davis with a fade. cubs moving on to the -- the game against the dodgers in la on saturday.>>> the sharks finally get their first victory. they were playing buffalo. also winless. they had the advantage of opening the season with five straight at home. takes advantage of a great pass from kevin leblanc. it is 1-zero. sabres fighting hard to stay in the game. 1-1 and the first. backhand behind the net for chris tierney. that is beautiful hockey. nice past. sharks lead 2-1. sabres fight back to even it. 2-2. 2nd period. shark attack. a shot on goal. meyer will lock it in 3-2 final. the sharks are victorious.>>> thursday night football philadelphia prevails over carolina. y

i'm sorry for mike, i'm sorry for my family, i'm sorry for his family. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. it's 6:00 a.m. in the east. here is what is happening. out of prison, o.j. simpson released from a nevada prison after serving nine years. where he is heading next and the restrictions he'll face. >>> who is getting help? the latest on the recovery on puerto rico and whether the aid is reaching those who need it the most. >>> presidential visit, what will happen when president trump sees the destruction for himself in two dies. especially after his twitter attack on the san juan mayor. >>> surprise revelation. what the secretary of state said and what it could mean for rising tensions with north korea. >>> we begin with breaking news. o.j. simpson is a free man, he was released from a nevada prison early this morning. the nevada department of corrections released a photograph of simpson just before his release. in july, the nfl hall of famer won parole after serving nine years of the 33 year sentence for robbery. joe fryer is in las vegas and joe, can you give us the latest? >> repor

i'm sorry for mike, i'm sorry for my family, i'm sorry for his family. >>> good morning. i'm dara brownit's 6:00 a.m. in the east. here is what is happening. out of prison, o.j. simpson released from a nevada prison after serving nine years. where he is heading next and the restrictions he'll face. >>> who is getting help? the latest on the recovery on puerto rico and whether the aid is reaching those who need it the most. >>> presidential visit, what will happen when president trump sees the destruction for himself in two dies. especially after his twitter attack on the san juan mayor. >>> surprise

. >> yes, that is my gift to you mike jerrick and alex just like coach pederson, coach brown wants peopleo chill a bit. he doesn't want us getting all crazy, shook about it because one of the guys that is in the big three is a 19 year-old markelle says he gets he is a teenager but he is ready for tonight. >> nineteen years old. you are part of the huge big movement the big three and every t-shirt has you on t-shirt with the other two how does that feel when you are 19 years old. >> crazy really. i don't think like a normal 19 years old but reality is i'm 19, and this is something it is a man's game. so you have to think ahead of it. i'm excited. it makes me work harder. just to support those fans that support us. >> speaking of the fancy know you run in the fans all the time, you know how excited they are about the big game. i asked him what is the most crazy thing a fan has ever done. >> craziest thing a fan has ever asked to you do, done to you in person. >> craziest thing in person. >> i had people tell me that they love me and stuff joel, i joke with joel about it a lot because, he is

brown scenario for the football. let's stop with the immigrants. let's address it as illegal immigration. that is where theat problem lie. >> host: mike, thanks. >> guest: the cause color raises the concern that over the last 30 years there have been a lot of conservatives who feel like this has played out before and there's been a proposal on the table to legalize large population of people and it didn't come with additional restrictions in place to prevent illegal immigration in the future. so, here you haveal a situation where donald trumpmp has said ad he is the prophetic to this population of people, people who were brought here as children through no fault of their own and raised here and yet he's under a tremendous amount of pressure to couple a proposal to protect them with really strict immigration enforcement and we will see that debate play out. >> host: so it's a legislative vehicle that matches that and what is the chance of that passing. >> guest: there is no single vehicle that does everything. this reads like a massive confidence of immigration reform package and it's very unlikely that all of these consoles will be pu

mike pence has announced federal disaster funds for california. he made that announcement just about 20 minutes ago. here is that moment. >> just a few moments ago, i informed governor brown that president trump has approved a major disaster declaration for the state of california. to assist in the response to wildfires that are impacting across the state. to california, we say through this declaration, we are with you, our prayers are with you, and we will be with you every day until we put the fires out and stand with these families to rebuild these communities. >> words from vice president pence. yesterday, governor brown declared a state of disaster declaration. and those winds, they played a major factor when the fires started and then started to spread. it really started to die down. it has. it really has. >> which is good news. this is new video from san francisco this morning. you can certainly see the haze in the air. not good breathing conditions. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all of it for us. not only in the sonoma and napa area, but across the bay area, kari. >> really bad out there. parts of the bay area as we get a live look outside in tiburon r

brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> wow. >> that is ireland. >> that is not ocean city, mike.ropical cyclone ophelia is hammering ireland and parts of the united kingdom. storm has killed at least three people, down trees, of course, knocked out power to thousands of people. it is the war storm to hit ireland in 50 years. >>> wow. >> all right. i didn't know they had cyclone s there, mike. >> sixty-one they had a really bad one, it was done remember don. >> do you remember that. >> i was doing a report from that very beach. >> in 61. >> yes. >> no, of course not. >> you guys know the perfect storm? you remember that in new england. same deal. >> george clooney. >> yes. >> sure, i'll give you that one. polar jet stream came into this system. you got to see it right there kind of like a perfect storm we had a arctic jet stream. that is like steroid when i pump in that energy. thirty-two to 42 degrees across continue. it is a chilly morning. fall classic. high pressure in control, northerly winds to get us to 60 degrees. tomorrow, milder wind, we have more westerly win component

brown for state senate he's on our side. >>> what are we standing by for. >> i have great news, mike. >> guess what?as going to go all the way to the delaware river. he loves his bike. he loves his bike. >> so, this is the end of the world and i don't know i'm very upset about this and i don't know why. >> what? >> the kardashians just earned a paycheck of 150 million-dollar yesterday because they signed on to do more of that crap i show. >> oh, keeping up with the kardashians. >> yes. >> a lot of people love it. >> through 2019. >> yes. >> we have two more years. >> for 150 million, two years 150 million. >> how do you split it up, they say mom will get 15 million by herself. >> you skipped over most interesting part, one of the biggest deal in reality tv history. >> i knew that. >> okay. i didn't, sorry. >> can you name another one that would be bigger. >> i don't know. >> real housewives of conshohocken. >> real world. >> i don't know. >> what i want to know is how did rean seacrest look at that family and think this up. why did he know that we'd all watch that. >> i didn't realize he is producer

vice president mike pence said that the federal government stands ready to provide any and all assistance to the state. pence's remarks came after california governor jerry brown asked president trump to declare a federal disaster. once again, we're following this breaking story that continues to cause so much damage in napa and sonoma counties of california. fast-moving wildfires blamed for at least 10 deaths. another 100 people have been treated, mostly for smoke inhalation. two of the injured are said to be at this hour still in critical condition. we'll continue to update you throughout the night. you can expect more coverage on this during our 4:00 a.m. hour and well as "fox & friends." back to "fox news tonight," already in progress. >> how important was it to meet with the border patrol, to meet with the f.b.i., to go down there and talk to others when it comes to getting more judges when it comes to more border patrol and more lawyers for these, in some cases, unaccompanied minors? >> what a lot of people don't recognize is these policies or lack thereof affect our law enforcement communities. when you don't allow federal law enforcement to pick up con

mike pence and their wives, they came out, held a moment of silence there. this, along with the flags at the capitol honoring the victim. governor jerry brown has ordered our flags to be lowered as well. >>> nbc responds to sunnyvale woman who said her cards were worthless. >> chris chmura helped her out and here's the story. >> reporter: valerie bought two tickets to the patriots game in the bay area. but the young couple was denied entrance to that game because valerie daughter's bag violated the bag policy. nfl restricting bags four years ago. basically only wallet size bags are allowed in. bigger bags must be clear practice. a warning policy is printed on the ticket. well, valerie says her daughter dumped everything into a mrs. particular bag but security still wouldn't let her in. so she contacted us. we contacted patriots and they promised valerie to an upcoming game and tour of the stadium. now here's a reminder. the bag policy is universal. but other shows might vary by stadium and event. so make sure you check out the bag policy before you leave for the show or the game. if you have a consumer complaint call us 888-996 tips or log

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mike wallace joining us from chicago. professor, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. >> glor: we leave you tonight with a look at charlie's interview with zack brown which will air later this week. >> sometimes the ideas will hit like just in passion, you know, you will see something, you will hear somebody say something and it will kind of ring a bell. you will hear something that you know that are you going to believe in for a long time. ♪ he was a giant. ♪ when i was just a kid. ♪ i was always trying. ♪ to do everything he did. ♪ i can still remember. ♪ hearing lessons he taught me. ♪ learning how to be. ♪ like my old man. ♪ he was a lyon. ♪ we weren't father he pride but i was defiant. ♪ when he made me walk the line. he knew how to lift me up. ♪ and when to let me fall. ♪ looking back, he always had a plan. my old man. for more about there program and earlier episodes visit us yn lane at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information serv

mike pence declared the state a disaster area. >> cal fire is inspiring the nation. we stand with them with great admiration and appreciation. just a few moments ago, i informed governor brown, president trump has approved a major disaster declaration for the state of california to assist in the response to wildfires that are impacting across the state. amy: the wildfires come after the u.s. forest service warned last year that an unprecedented five-year drought led to the deaths of more than 100 million trees in california, setting the stage for massive fires. climate scientists believe human-caused global warming played a major role in the drought. for more, we're joined by park williams, bio-climatologist at columbia university's lamont- doherty earth observrvatory. he is the co-author of a 2016 report showing that global warming is responsible for nearly half of the forest area burned in the western united states over the past three decades. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. so explain what is happening right now in california. the devastation is incredible. it is. these fires that are getting the attention in california right now are diffe

brown says the damage total from the fires will run into the billions. he says he's encouraged by the promise of federal aid from washington. >>> let's get over to mike nicco. i know you're looking at the long forecast. we do have some rain on the way, if only it could come a little bit sooner, right, mike? >> the sooner it gets here the better off but that's the major change from yesterday. hi, everybody. we talked about monday, i was watching that cold front come down. the medium range models had it knocking on our door. now they're saying it's going to get a little stronger push down towards our neighborhood and could bring maybe up to a third of an inch of rain in the north bay, fingers crossed. that's also next wednesday so it is quite a ways away. so let's talk about what leads up to that. sun and smoke. fire danger does taper today. clear and cooler and calmer tonight. the fire should lay down a little bit. then tracking that chance of rain. let's get right into the numbers today. 62 to 64 half moon bay into san francisco. 68 in oakland to 72 in palo alto. 72 in san rafael to antioch and fairfield about 75. tonight's temperatures, look at that, low

mike and alex. yes there is an incredible film, chadwick bun of the best actors working today, played so many real life characters over the years including jackie robinson in 42, as well, as james brown, now taking on thurgood marshall who was a superhero. this movie really kind of shows how incredible he was early in the years before becoming a supreme court justice. and he takes on a case, where sterling k brown, probably know from this is us, accused of rape. so thurgood marshall teams up with another lawyer named sam freedman, played by josh glad, take on the case and defends him. incredible courtroom drama i love a great courtroom drama the intensity, the dialogue, feels like you're watching an action scene. bozman has this amazing confidence in this role. i gave it a four out of five. i think he's phenominal in the movie. i want to see him play more real life superheros, i think this is a really great character for him. i recommend seeing it this weekend. it is a crowd pleaser. at the end of the movie you're cheering. it is very well done. >> we're going then. the for nerve, jacky chan, now, i saw jacky chan movies, there is always little bit of fun and laughter. >> i just saw

brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >> welcome back, it is pretty lighting right, there taking live look outside, gorgeous, all right, let's show you something else that's gorgeousment beautiful human being, make being mikeck, and alex holly's day, we love her, gabrielle union coming to philadelphia today. maybe you can see her. she will be speaking at the free library, the parkway central branch. it is part of her book tour. it is -- looks so good. called we will need some more wine stories that are funny and complicated and authentic and true. this is free, and it start at 7:30 tonight. >> let's honor another important man, who gave a lot to our city, ed snider being immortalized outside the wells farrell owe sent i today. philadelphia flyers founder will be hon orders with larger than life statue, the unveiling will mark the anniversary of the flyers if i home game in 1967. >> and how about this? draft dodgers. the nfl announcing, the draft next year, not coming to philadelphia. and we got a cringe when we found out where it is going. seriously. plus: a near miss accident. no accident. why a foreign pilot said he pulled off a daring stunt with the passengers on board. all right, we'll explain more whe