it's go to the cartoon by mike smith.e, amid the horror, to place a strip on the las vegas strip -- a black band as las vegas and the rest of the u.s. goes into morning. among the editorials, one of the most striking was by "the new york times." you see not words but graphics showing each day a mass shooting took part in the united place. my jaw dropped at that. anchor: you also had an op-ed from the l.a. times which raises the issue of gun control, and how it is becoming center stage. reporter: it is headlined "the gop's message on guns is not our problem, it is god's problem." the last time congress came close to passing tougher legislation on gun crime was after sandy hook in 2012. the senate at that point had a democratic majority. the efforts to introduce stricter gun control failed. if it could not happen after sandy hook, the connecticut elementary school where 20 children died, it is not going to happen now. that is the argument in that piece. trump has called the las vegas shooting an act of evil. the l.a. times

calls coldiming in, how can we o what you are doing in colorado >> reporter: thank you very much, mike smithctor of the home building academy. a great program, back to you guys >>> capitol hill is about to turn to capitol grill, top players, facebook and twitter and google, they're about to appear in the senate here, what they as companies, failed to do to stop corruption we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, here is what's topping your headlines at this hour drug companies, the fallout for big pharma ahead the iphone 10 reviews are pretty good does the price not matter for apple anymore? top executives from facebook and google and twitter, all about to be grilled over the election we'll talk about this in our second hour of "power lunch" begins right now >>> i am michelle caruso-cabrera the nasdaq is going out with a bang, hitting another record high today the dow and s&p 500 are in space of their best monthly gains since february october is supposed to be a bad month. not this year. consumers and staple and telecom. those are the lagger under armour is tanking 10%. >> netflix is trading l

. >> reporter: it's worth noting that hill's co-anchor mike smith is planning to sit out tonight's "sportscentercision that is reportedly mutual he is expected back tomorrow night. >> julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> you know, the question here is could this be a bigger problem for disney i mean, with the pressure of these nfl protests, people may be turning off the channel we've seen some ratings fluctuation up and down. >> i would suggest this is not peak espn. we are probably trough espn. i'm not certain how -- >> trough in terms of? >> this is the question though, guy. >> in terms of its meaning to disney the company. >> less than 20% of disney's earnings. >> so what this will do to disney stock it did not trade well. traded up to 101, closed at 99.5, clearly something is going on i would submit, i don't think president trump will go after -- disney is about as american a company as you get i would be hard-pressed to believe he would start to go after espn effectively going after the walt disney company. i think it's somewhat overstated with that said, i still think disney valuation wise i

also, robert duncan, chris tuck, megan mercer, tony hannigan, mike smith, katherine killroy and chloe barrs in the cloakroom and of course i would really be remiss if i didn't thank the senate parliamentarian elizabeth mcdonough and her team along with our bill and amendment clerks who kempt us on the straight and their -- kept us on the straight and narrow. i particularly want to point out our senate parliamentarian who really has to go through the technical details of every sentence of everything that we do and when you talk about a file cabinet of ideas that are all contained in one place, she does it. she knows precedent. she's been working a long time. you have to be something that really likes detail work and pressure because when somebody comes in, they don't say take a look at this and maybe i'll see what you think next week. no, they want to know right now what you think. and fortunately, she's able with a very great personality to be able to say not yet. and then she does her research and comes up with some great -- not ones we always agree with but some great explanations f

they were room mates, mike and layton smith. they threw the dogs in the car and took off through flames and smoke. this is the cascade fire. they captured the escape on this video. >> we shouldn't be driving into this gorge. i can't breathe. you can do it, girl. this is the only option. there is no way of going back. >> my eyes are burning, man. >> we still got oxygen. we are not dead yet. >> i can't get out of it. i guarantee. >> my hands were burning going out there. >> i can't see. >> i can't see. >> dude. the road is on fire. >> mike, layton and their dogs did drive through and made it out unharmed. their home and possessions were all lost. multiply this story by thousands and you get an idea of the devastating impact of the fires. >> another hurricane is spinning in the atlantic. this one is a bit of a surprise to weather experts because of where it is. this is hurricane ophelia headed for ireland and the united kingdom. no hurricane ever has travelled so far east in the atlantic. it is a major storm, category 2. and even t

in that interview tape reportedly reiterated to investigators that peter smith had ties to members of trump's inner circle like mikend believes peter smith may have been working as an unofficial research arm for the trump campaign. we knew that as of last night's show that this guy who worked with peter smith on this effort to collude with the russians, cyber security analyst, spoke with the house intelligence committee. house intelligence. now, today, we learned from the business insider that even before the house intelligence interview, that same cyber security guy, matt tate, also got interviewed by robert mueller. so good news about that in terms of whether or not we're going to get to the bottom of the russian scandal, this appears to be a case where there doesn't seem to be a conflict between the mueller investigation and the investigations run by congress, right? in this case, the interview with special counsel apparently did not preclude him from appearing before the house intelligence committee. that's good news. we're told to worry, and in some cases, we have worried about each of these investigations ste

. >>> alexis smith still on maternity leave. mike nicco is kicking it off with weather. >> changes over the weekend, how about that. last friday we were talking about 80s and 90s. now we're talking about highs in the 50s and 60s. here's a look at fall. the grayness of it all on live doppler 7. there may be a little drizzle near the coast the next couple mornings. even the south bay gray this morning. temperatures running 52 to 53. so on the mornings not a big change but you'll notice that during the noon hour 55 to 60 degrees with the sunshine slowly breaking free of the clouds. it'll feel like fall this afternoon becoming a little breezy. 56 to 61. and then temperatures at 7:00 running around 55 to 56 degrees. let's get a check of what's going on with the traffic. how is monday starting, sue? >> not so good depending on where you are, look at trouble spots. first, back to the south bay, north 101. only one lane getting by. there's an accident as well. traffic is stacking back to morgan hill so that's a real grind. up to the east sho

. >> mike nicco and alexis smith track being weather and traffic. >>> cloud cover on live doppler 7.oing to stay there, reach over to angel island and then retreat back to the coast and eventually go away as a warming trend begins today. you can see the cloud cover hasn't made it even to downtown san francisco yet. that's our sutro tower. 7:00 this morning, 45 to 49 degrees. we'll start at the coast. 66 to 64. that extra sunshine. you stay cooler than everyone else. noon around the bay. 73 to 78 at 4:00. 50s, 60s and 70s by 7:00. more on the weekend's warming trend. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. no major issues on the roads right now. some very dense fog. it's definitely out there this morning. a little slowdown here on the right-hand side of the toll plaza. i'll double-check that we don't have anything blocking. we did not have anything reported. system wide delay for capital corridor due to a signal problem between sacramento and davis. no word on the length of those delays but beware that could delay your trip this morning. hearing about police activity on the intersectio

in that interview, he reiterated to investigators, peter smith had ties to members of trump's inner circle, including mikealso he believed peter smith may have been working as a research arm for the trump campaign so he knew that as of last night's show this guy that worked with peter smith had spoken with the house intelligence committee. now today, we learn from tasha bertrand at business insider that before that house intelligence interview, matt tait also got interviewed by robert mueller. so now the good news about that in terms of whether or not we're going to ever get to the bottom of this russia scandal this appears to be a concrete instance of a case where there doesn't seem to be a conflict between the mueller investigation and the investigations being run by congress. in this case, matt tait's interview with the special counsel, robert mueller, didn't preclude him from being with the house intelligence committee. that's god news, in some cases, we have worried about each of these investigations stepping on even other's toes or messing up each other's investigatory flow. so it's good news, apart

i'm reggie aqui alongside jessica castro, mike nicco and alexis smith.or emergency talking about at least five fires that are burning. here is a look at where they are. we have been talking about this fire, these fires, since 11:00 p.m. nonstop coverage until now and we're continuing on. >> yes, we are sending out push alerts so please follow along if you have your phones with you, if you sign up for push alerts we are trying to get you the very latest updated. the evacuation centers keep changing as those continue to fill up and grow as well. there are so many roads stuck. >> full closures of 101, state route 37 is closed from 101 all the way over to interstate 80. major closures across the north bay. >> and those are the major ones. small streets are clogged up as people try to get from their homes and air quality issues for the entire bay area. >> that's when i knew it was serious when i got the push alert that said 101, it had jumped. we're in for a long morning. have those mobile devices charged up because you'll need them because of the rolling bla

one analyst recruited by peter smith told the committee that he believed peter smith was close to mike flynn. he told the intelligence committee that he, quote, believes peter sate may have been working, he was contacting government hackers trying to get more stolen stuff from hillary clinton so she could run into stuff. the investigation continues. it continues amid a national security environment. or to even bother to get the basics right. i'm talking about the most serious solemn stuff that a government does is like notifying the families of the fallen. >> on the rush shah investigation we did just get some news, who is bearing the cost of this administration and the trurk administration? >> the dollars and cents costs. that's very counter strategic for the president. that story is up next. when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your everyday shopping. whatever it is, aarp member advantages can help save you time and money along the way. so when you get there, you can enjoy it all the more.

that one analyst recruited by peter smith told the committee that he believed peter smith's claims that he was close to mike flynn, the man who'd go on to be trump's national security adviser. he told the intelligence committee that he, quote, believes peter smith may have been working as an unofficial operation research arm for the campaign while he was contacting russian government hackers to try to get more stolen stuff about hillary clinton so the russi russians could help trump win the election." so the investigation continues. and honestly it continues amid a national security environment that would be nauseating for any white house. if you believed that white house was paying enough attention to serious stuff to be stressed about it. or to even bother to get the basics right. i'm talking about the most serious solemn stuff that a government does, like notifying the families of the fallen. on the russia investigation we did just get? new granular news about who is bearing the cost of this investigation in the trump administration. literally the dollars and cents cost. that turned out to be fascinating

first play, shawn smith left alone with the fastest man on field, mike wallace. yards. ravens go up, 6-0. e.j. manuel to jared cook. jimmy smith scoops and scores 47 yards. 14-0. less than four minutes into the game. second quarter. 21-3. baltimore will, manuel finds michael crabtree back from an injury last week. 41-yard touchdown. 21-10 carr excited for manuel. third quarter, marshawn lynch gets in for a second td as a raider. ravens win 30-17. raiders have lost three straight falling to 2-3. >> down 14-0 before the fans are sitting down. tough way to start. had a shot late. just not playing well enough. and not real happy about it. >> not the first time i've been in that situation you know. got time to turn it around. but it's all about if we want it. >> 49ers and colts on peyton manning day, the best quarterback in the building. late third, mack, 22-yard score. first of two on the day for mack. 91 yards rushing, 23-6 colts. brian hoyer deep to goodwin. a career high 116 a six-yard shovel to kyle. his first td cuts the lead to ten. under three minutes to go. ni

smith-schuster. and his defense in the red zone won the football game. mike tomlin had to love watching his red zone defense make play after play after play tonight to win it. >> al: no question. he said we've seen enough. we don't have to run that one more play which would have a second left on the clock. teams will head to the locker rooms. steelers will head to a mini vacation. weeks. five of the next seven after that at home to wrap up the second half of the season. detroit goes to green bay next week. that is a house of horrors. here is your final score. coming up next, postgame report. wheall that training ands, hunddiscipline pay off ,ase-- and you find out what your team is really made of... i win! nuh uh, i win! and these exotic waters? all thanks to rewards from my navy federal flagship credit card. hey mom, watch this! looks like we're all winning this weekend. you're going down dad! navy federal credit union open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans, and their families. >>> three straight wins for pittsburgh. three st

smith-schuster. and his defense in the red zone won the football game. mike tomlin had to love watching his red zone defense make play after play after play tonight to win it. >> al: no question. he said we've seen enough. we don't have to run that one more play which would have a second left on the clock. teams will head to the locker rooms. steelers will head to a mini vacation. they go to indianapolis in two weeks. five of the next seven after that at home to wrap up the second half of the season. detroit goes to green bay next week. that is a house of horrors. here is your final score. coming up next, postgame report. first apartment 60 second rotini ah, here we go. hi, honey! hey mom! are you eating well? umm...yeah i'm actually making something right now. new barilla ready pasta. deliciously al dente in just 60 seconds. simply add your favorite ingredients... that looks amazing! ...and enjoy. hey, there you go. i can almost smell it. new barilla ready pasta. 60 seconds to wonderful. um, elbow! oh, sorry mom! a bridge shut down over politics. their bigge

smith tips about the shooting. >>> happening today, vice president mike pence is head today las vegas, as investigators work to figure with a caused a gunman thereto open fire on a crowd of concert goers. five days later now and they still do not have any answers. and as danielle nottingham reports, the gunman's reclusive personality is making the task even more difficult. >> investigators have run down more than 1,000 leads trying to determine what motivated a wealthy retiree to gun down 58 concert goers, and wounds hundreds more in las vegas sunday night. >> we will not stop until we have the truth. >> the truth is he will lewes enough this case. sixty-four year old steven paddock did not leave a note. the high steaks gambler was not down on his luck and investigators say finances were not a motivation in the attack. sources tell cbs news paddock 's arsenal of weapons was worth more than $50,000. >> these kind of individuals don't use things randomly. and so this is a deliberate attack zero, deliberate target , and intended outcome. >> investigators say, paddock 's girlfriends, mary lou danley, continues to coopera

smith is covering road closures. >> and the weather playing a big role in the firefighting effort today. mikend has fueled these fires, is it getting any better? >> absolutely. couldn't get much better, jessica, than it is right now. calm conditions at about 3 miles per hour. those are the environmental winds, now, you know around the fire itself it will create its own wind pattern, so the gusts could be locally breezy there, but as far as the environment, yeah, it's great. we still have a high fire danger until 5:00, technically the national weather service keeping that going. the winds are down, the humidity is up, the temperatures are down, the firefighting conditions are as good as they are going to get right now because they will change as we head later on into tonight and i will show you that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. for your 12-hour a spare the de air quality poor up in the north bay, temperatures in the low to mid 50s through 7:00, we will ping around 80 inland today, mid 70s around the bay and low to mid 60s at the coast. >>> we are looking at a lot of closures still fo

. >> great to have you guys together jason cal canis and mike isaac thanks so much when we return former equifax ceo rick smith back on the hill facing a grilling this morning from elizabeth warren. electric push kicks into career. we'll hear about this auto mmtsrom coen fsnapchat, dow up 29 points, "squawk alley" continues in a moment. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there a

out through intermediateairies, and you have operatives like peter smith who are in touch with members of the trump campaign like mike flynn, also reaching out to the dark web, and then the leak where the data analytic arm of the trump campaign is reaching out to assange, somebody that our cia director is linked to the russians, and publishing material stolen by the russians, and so yes, it's part of filling out the picture of this relationship between the trump campaign and the russians. >> the president is pushing back and saying if you want to get at money being spent to dig up what is bad, look at hillary clinton. because she was part of the funding it's proof that the dossier is pwobogus, which make the investigation, bogus. >> cnn, you all reported in january that this dossier hired christopher steele, and it was later taken over by the democratic party. this is not a new revelation, although it's the first revelation of the dnc taking it over -- >> and hillary clinton. >> and here you have one -- you have the other campaign learning about it, and wanting to find out is their opponent in league with the russian

mike pencil and his wife karen. >>> carson wentz became the first in franchise history to throw three touchdowns in the first quarter of the game. wentz went deep here for tory smith, a 59-yard touchdown, the eagles won 34-7. wentz threw for 4td pass as career high. it'll are in full control of the nfc east. they face the panthers on thursday. we'll hear from coach peterson in the next half-hour. >>> coming up, wild fires whipped up would you feel winds forcing residents out of their homes in northern california. >>> a new app is making it easier for walmart online shoppers. we'll explain. karen rogers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> firefighters in california are battling ten wildfires fueled by high winds. the flames are burning through wine country in sonoma and napa counties. the fires broke out late last night. residents described feeling the heat of the flames as they drove away from the neighborhoods. people in areas nearby have been told to pack their bags in case they need to leave. the dangerous winds are expected to die down later today. >>> we turn to new details this afternoon about stephen paddock on

mike understated the case. this is donald trump's party. think you have to go back to margaret chase smithn 1950 with the declaration of conscience against john mccarthy to find something like it. hasalked about how trump dialogue,litical political integrity. it had almost no public affect, if any. in washington, and particularly out there in the country. jeff flake and john mccain speak out. then you look at someone used to think of as an independent as lindsey graham. charlie: so gets his tax cuts and tax reform? al: they get a tax cut. they won't get tax reform. that's what they desperately need. this is where republicans and trump are on the same page. they desperately need a success. it has nothing to do with economics but everything to do with politics. i think they will get a tax cut but almost no tax reform. you don't pass big things on a strictly partisan basis and have it succeed. righti think mr. hunt is about the diminished ambition of what they might pass. but even that may be hard. i will post this carefully, tell me if i'm wrong about this, but i think it will be harder than

smith. a selection committee commented the other commissioners they are mubarak ahmad, jose dorado, ginale harris mike nisperos and maureen benson as an alternate. >>> jury selection continues in the trial of a man charged with shooting and killing kate steinle two years ago. undocumented immigrant josi ynez garcia zarate pled not guilty to second-degree murder. he has said he found the gun and it went off by accident. we're told 160 potential jury members reported yesterday to the superior court. earlier this month as many as 1000 potential jurors filled out questionnaires. >>> for the second time in recent weeks a bay area inmate was first -- mistakenly released. this time this was at and alameda county jail. sheriffs officials will not release the identity of the inmate would say he was supposed to be transferred to san mateo county. due to a technical error and miscommunication he was let go. sheriffs officials issued a warrant but he is not considered a threat to the public. the previous incident happened in september at the santa clara county jail. that inmate was found a week later at a golf co

the committee i looked at mike rogers in the eye and i said if we wouldn't have been delay which we were three times, that we would have saved the ambassador's wife and sean smith's life and i will go on the record again with whoever wants to talk to me and say that again as i have said is a full-time. why he came out with a three part he did, i don't know what to tell you on that you will have to ask him. what hei said on the book is wht happened on the ground and that is the truth. as far as bookselling, i have my own business on the side. i don't need the bookselling money. we did this to tell the truth. we also deployed for a year after that waiting for the administration or for someone to come forth and tell the truth which they didn't and we made a decision as a team to come forward and tell the truth. mso, you have your opinion and you are entitled to it and i will respect that, but the book is the truth, bottom line. >> had we stayed working we would have been able to make more money working then we could selling this book. you know, we did this to honor the four that died because they were not being honored. what was refreshing as we were up in montana a

mike trout is here, and the eagles are hitting homerun balls against the cardinals, flying against arizona. a record three touchdown passes in the first quarter, that 59 yards to tore re-smith, hit it out of the park. another homer bombs, the best quarterback in they're down to nelson agholor, check out the movement as he regained confidence or what? agholor, a career high three touchdowns this year, that for 72. eagles win 34-7. wentz throws for a career high four touchdowns, they're four and one. >> i was so proud the way they worked. team effort, all three phases. i told them that, you know, i felt like this year, that by far, in our five games that that was the most dominating performance >> to come out swinging like we did, i'm going to put 21 up right away and kind of stay on it. do we have mistakes? for sure, we had our share of mistakes too but i think collectively we played really good football today. >> not a lot of time to celebrate this one, they play again in just four days, they need to flush this out. forget about it. big one against carolina who is also four and one fighting for the top spot >> whistle to whistle best game so far. >> thanks, jeff >>> mike pe

smith, and andrea dooley as an alternate. a selection committee nominated the other commissioners those are come on josi dorado, mike miss paris and maureen benson as an alternate.>> a new federal judge is weighing in on reforms of the oakland police department after the sex scandal and although the officers. an independent investigator criticized the department for its investigation within offices relationship with underage sex workers. oakland police concluded there was no need to discipline command officers and supervisors who initially dismissed the allegations. in a surprise move a federal judge says he agreed with the department's decision.>> this is been a huge issue for us in terms of having systems in place so that command officers who engage in this conduct who don't make good decisions about investigations will be held accountable. and so days but we do have to accept the judges commission and we are going forward. the federal judge plans to hold another hearing among oakland police reform in february. >>> sal is right over there. it is early, but is it busy out there?>> it is. we are starting in gilmore. we have a

smith scooped it up and goes 47 yards for a touchdown. 14-0, first quarter. second-quarter, emmanuelle, nice movement. wide open crabtree. oakland raiders come back. late in the third quarter, mike wallace on third and eight, 27 yard pickup. wallace with 3 catches. 133 yards. the ravens pull the clock. a couple of field goals. oakland raiders last the third straight game 30-17. they are 2-3. for the first time in franchise history, the 49ers dropped four straight games all by 3 point or less. yesterday, colts patent many got a statue. today he was added to the ring of honor and had his jersey retired. colts were up 90Ãsix. -- 9-6. 20 seconds left in the fourth. colts up 23-16. george fought for it. they went to overtime tied at 23-23. adam bennett, 43. 51 yard field goal to win. colts 26-23 in overtime. kyle shanahan looking for his first win as head coach. the red sox beat astros tendà 3. they are back in it.>> at tough day for bay area fans. thank you for watching. tune and tonight for the 10:00 news. the vigil is on the way in castro valley. sheldon: leonard... i've got terrible news. what's going on? before i tell you, perhaps i should soften the blow. you're face is pleasin

mike jerrick. >>> he's going deep to the middle of the field, torey smith and torey smith is in for an eagles touchn. >> it was 21 nothing by end of the first quarter. i loved this celebration right here and it is outta here. out of the park. thirty-four-seven was your final. dave uram is in. g. cobb as well. good to see you guys. >> pleasure to be here. >> can i turn to my favorite highlight of the day. >> sure. >> here it is. >> in the end zone, xavier woods, this one, touchdown. >> that was fantastic. >> wasn't that so sweet. >> yes. >> you don't give aaron rodgers the ball with a minute to go. >> i knew that was going to be a bad ending for the cowboys. >> i got to say something though yesterday was a double good day because not only that here in philadelphia, we may have the next coming of aaron rodgers. we may have him here. >> i think he is a special player. see. the game is won and loss on third downs and he is operating better than any quarterback in the league on third down. >> eleven for 12. >> yes. >> three of his four touchdowns were on third down play is wow, for 350-yard. >> what he

mike trout is here and the eagles come out flying, wentz throws an eagles record three touchdown passes in the first quarter. this tore smith9 nothing eagles, they hit it out of the park, that ball is out of here. in the third, another homerun bomb, wentz, the best quarterback in the nfl third down does it again. this is nelson agholor what a move as he regained confidence or what? agholor is a three touchdowns this year, eagles celebrating 34-7 win. wentz throws for a career high four scores, four and one. >> i was so proud of them the way they worked another team effort, all three phases. of i told them that, you know, i felt like this year, that by far, in our five games that that was most dominating performance they've had >> come out swinging like we did earlier, to put 21 up right away. and kind of just stay on. do we have mistakes? for sure, i still missed throw, we had our share of mistakes. collectively we played good football today. >> the eagles are not going to be able to enjoy this very long, they have game in just four days again on the road in carolina against a four and one team, they have the flush this out

is 5th mike trout finished 8th) the raiders host the baltimore ravens sunday without quarterback derek carrhere are some of the players on life without carr(sot: corarrdale patterson and lee smith) "we goota just keep him in our prayers. we know derek, he's just as pissed as anyone else. because of how hard he worked and everything he did. for something like that to happen, but he'll bounce back.""all of us just ned to ma=nage our rooms and do oiur jobs. farm your own land man, that's all we need to do." at the end of last night's redskins-chiefs football game caused quite a stir for gamblersafter taking a 3-points lead with 4 seconds left the chiefs picked up a fumble and scored with no time left to make it a 9-point game the problem for gamblers who bet on the redskins is the chiefs were a 7-point favorite the td changed it from 3 points to 9 pointsand the over-under was 48 1/2 points the touchdown made it a 49 point totala seemingly meaningless scorein fact... a friend of our 6pm producer friend of our in fact... a scoremeaningless seemingly point totala made it a 49 touchdown made it a 49 point totala seemingly meaningless scorein fact... a

mike shumann, larry biel. abc 7 sports. >> major league baseball is hitting a home run with a young oakland a's fan who lost his home in the fires. loren smith and his family had their home destroyed and his surprised collection of a's memorability and baseball cards. yesterday we reported the a's would replenish it and collect items on his behalf. a dozen other teams including the giants and the red sox and padres and rays have replied and are sending loren some gear. even minor league teams are promising to make donations. >> he's going to have a museum at his home. just ahead, a piece of history now headed back home. >> these are the 10 commandments here. >> the torah that was preserved in the bay area being returned to its rightful owners. >> kristin has a look at what's ahead at 5:00. >> a caravan of help. this alpaca is going home. saving animals in the fire zone. professional athletes pitching in and the local ties behind folks helping out. the water project and how san jose could shape the future of the delta tunnels. these stories and more for abc 7 news at 5:00. >> hundreds of firefighters are on the frontlines working for more tha

mike understated the case. this is donald trump's party. jeff flake gave a remarkable senate floor speech. i think you have to go to margaret smith in 1960 with a declaration against mccarthy to find something like it. he talked about how trump coarsened the political dialogue and integrity, it had almost no public effect, at least, because trump dominates the party in washington but particularly out there in the country so jeff flake and john mccain speak out. then you look at someone who you used to think of as an independent like lindsey graham and he's become a trump poodle. so this is donald trump's party. >> rose: so he gets his tax cuts, he gets his tax reform? >> no! >> well, they debt get the a tax cut. they won't get tax reform. this is where republicans and trump are on the same page, they desperately need a success, and this has nothing to do with economics and everything to do with politics. i think they'll get a tax cut, there will be almost no reform, and i would guess it's not going to be popular. you don't pass big things on a strictly partisan basis and have it usually succeed. >> rose: mike? >> i think mr. hunt

smith who is out on maternity leave, so sue hall is in her place. welcome to sue. are you used to the schedule yet? >> you never get used to it. >> that's the right answer. mikews that. >> yeah. a long time. not only here but in other markets, yes. this is what it does to you. >>> anyway, let's take a look and show you what's going on outside. if i only looked my 30-year-old age. live doppler 7 cloud free except for way out over the ocean. so because of that pretty comfortable morning as we look from sue troe camera. temperatures running in the mid to upper 50s. inland by noon, 78 around the bay. 73 at the coast. the coast will cool off a little bit. 71 by 4:00. 84 to 87 bay and inland. 63 at the coast but mid-70s continue at 7:00 around the bay and inland. nice evening on the way. the heat does break. here's sue. >>> an earlier accident san francisco side of the bay bridge, six cars involved near fremont street cleared out of lanes now as traffic is recovering just a little bit but sluggish on the upper deck. it's bumper to bumper. expect delays getting into san francisco. it's about 20 minutes now from the tolls into the city itself. here we go with an acci

mike johnson, very grateful that he's here tonight. mr. johnson: thank you, congressman franks. and congressman smith. hartzler and king and all the others. all my colleagues who have spent so many years working for the sanctity of every human life in this chamber. i've for nearly 20 years been working to depenled the sanctity of every human life in the courts. that brings us to here today. we've talked about this many times. it's our nation's birth certificate, the declaration of independence, which states so succinctly what has been known as the american crede. that's articulated in the second paragraph of the declaration. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. they're endowed about -- endowed by their creator with the life of -- with life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. the reason the founders recognized the right to life first is because it is so essential to who we are as human beings. and the reason the founders recognized that and sought to put it first is because they understood, they acknowledged that we are made in the image of a holy god. we're made in t

is 5th mike trout finished 8th) the raiders host the baltimore ravens sunday without quarterback derek carrhere are some of the players on life without carr(sot: corarrdale patterson and lee smithson> "we goota just keep him in our prayers. we know derek, he's just as pissed as anyone else. because of how hard he worked and everything he did. for something like that to happen, but he'll bounce back.""all of us just ned to ma=nage our rooms and do oiur jobs. farm your own land man, that's all we need to do." ( catherine ) thanks gary! we'll be right back i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made even the kiwi an enjoyable experience try super poligrip free. ♪ ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only

smith. there's growing speculation that the leader of catalonia may issue a statement which stops short of a unilateral declaration of independence. us vice—president mike has walked out of a national football league game after several players refused to stand for the us national anthem. also coming up — the deadline for using your old pound coins is fast approaching. but thousands of businesses and shops say they could still accept them. and this evening wales will play the republic of ireland in their final world cup qualifier. good morning. it's monday 9th october. i'm reeta chakrabarti. welcome to bbc newsroom live. mps return to parliament today after the party conferences and return to the party conferences and return to the brexit negotiations. theresa may saying the ball is now in their court. the fifth round of talks get under way in brussels today, as the prime minister updates mps at westminster on the progress so far. let's get the details from our assistant political editor, norman smith. all the signs are that reason may is going to take a fairly tough approach towards negotiators when she tells the commons today that no more compromises f

mike is going head-to-head with some pittsburgh fans out of pittsburgh bar here in philly. we will see how this turnings out. >> deadline is tonight, for amazon's second headquarters they'll have to smiththe final bids today, and number every cities across the country but specially leer in pennsylvania have thrown their hat in the ring. >> talking harrisburg, delco, so many areas, but one in particular philly might have issue, with and that's pittsburgh, because, pittsburgh seems to be hitting blow the belt whether it comes to competition. the pittsburgh post gas he had, wrote this. they said: pittsburgh would be a much better headquarters choice, than many other likely contenders, including philadelphia, with its east coast weather, and object poverty. so i want to say they started this and mike you'll represent philly you decided to finish it with some pittsburgh fans, out attestors bar! >> why, with michael the owner. born and raise in the pittsburgh? >> born and raise in the pittsburgh, went to steel valley. used to be the steel capitol of the world, soon to be the technology. >> that's enough. that's enough. >> so trying to get this amazon award. >> okay. >> 50,000 people. ooh tho

smith. there's growing speculation that the leader of catalonia may issue a statement which stops short of a unilateral declaration of independence. us vice—president mike