couldn't get any worse, he says there is a lack of contractors needed to build new housing <mike kelly/keller williams realty: "you can't get contractors today. you can't get subs to bid today"> nat/sot haaziqand why is that? he says as a result some residents may have no other choice but to find housing outside of sonoma county...in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) happening tonight... santa rosa and sonoma county officials are holding a community meeting. it's being held at 6:00 tonight in the south gym of santa rosa high school. the meeting will focus on the debris removal process. several officials will be there to answer any questions residents might have. (steve) a popular band with bay area roots is stepping up to help the victims of the north bay firestorm. take a look...

healthy. >> reporter: four days after detectives decided it was time for a serious talk with big mike williamsea. ok, you know her? >> i don't know her, know her. but i do know who she is. >> funny thing about mike. on the one hand he seemed cooperative. but on the other.. >> we asked for his consent to search the house, you know, for any kind of evidence from the investigation and make sure chelsea wasn't even in the house. and he denied us consent. >> reporter: so, they did it the hard way. >> they came in with 13 swat guys in full gear. and i said, "do you have a search warrant?" and they presented it to me right then and then. and then "are you gonna let us in or we going to kick in the door?" that's when i let them in. >> they're getting tough with you at this point. >> yeah. they went through my house and they were searching for things, like, they left a terrible mess. it's the first time, i think, ever in my entire life of living here, like, forever that i didn't feel comfortable in my own home. >> reporter: outside, investigators took one look at mike's fire-pit and was there something

(pkg<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "most of the property managers we work with are very ethical and they understand what is going on"> what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industry

(pkg<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "most of the property managers we work with are very ethicalhey understand what is going on"> what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industry

(pkg<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "most of the property managers we work with are very ethicalstand what is going on"> what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industry

year about if kelly bryant and the clemson offense can go on the road without deshaun watson and mike williams and jordan leggett and artavis scott and win. i think -- that officially is put to bed. >> chris: i agree. cooper here to mop up in the final minute at quarterback. etienne, look out. look out. almost busted it. finally wrestled down inside the 30. and the true freshman very capable of punctuating this with another touchdown run. >> kirk: boy, he is just so close. known for his speed in the early part of his career, but his lower body strength gets him out of tackles. great balance. and they say -- he's one of these guys that within two steps can get to that full speed. >> chris: in the month of september, which has about 25 minutes left in it, clemson's going to beat a third top 15 team. we're saying it again, that's never been done since the a.p. poll came about. kelly bryant taking a little video to mark another successful trip on the road. and the acc champions in this rematch of the championship game win it by 14. outgained, but misleading. three takeaways for clemson were huge t

year about if kelly bryant and the clemson offense can go on the road without deshaun watson and mike williams and jordan leggett and artavis scott and win. i think -- that officially is put to bed. >> chris: i agree. cooper here to mop up in the final minute at quarterback. etienne, look out. look out. almost busted it. finally wrestled down inside the 30. and the true freshman very capable of punctuating this with another touchdown run. >> kirk: boy, he is just so close. known for his speed in the early part of his lower body strength gets him out of tackles. great balance. and they say -- he's one of these guys that within two steps can get to that full speed. >> chris: in the month of september, which has about 25 minutes left in it, clemson's going to beat a third top 15 team. we're saying it again, that's never been done since the a.p. poll came about. kelly bryant taking a little video to mark another successful trip on the road. and the acc champions in this rematch of the championship game win it by 14. outgained, but misleading. three takeaways for clemson were huge tonight. let's go

<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "most of the property managers we work with are very ethical andd what is going on">what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industry

<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "most of the property managers we work with are very ethical and they understand what is going on">what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industry

<mike kelly/keller williams realty: "a thousand families displaced in coffee park who were in the 450o 600 range, they need to find rentals" butted to what happens to your service sector? you want to come up drink some wine, go to a winery, have somebody pour it for you? they can't afford to live here anymore">(steve) residents are also facing a challenge in rebuilding. kelly tells kron-4 it is difficult to find a contractor right now. and only a contractor with a valid california license is authorized to work on homes. as a result --- some residents may have no choice but to find housing outside of sonoma county. (pam) the napa district attorney's office is warning residents about identity thieves.... trying to capitalize on the fire damage. the d-a's office says, it has received reports from people whose personal information was used to file fema assistance applications. some neighbors say, when they went to apply --- someone had already applied under their name. others who had ánotá filed say, they were visited by fema- affiliated inspectors. the d-a's office say, real fema inspect

author and professor at amherst college, william tell mike in his biography, gorbachev. >> he trusted the soviet people. he trusted them to follow him where they had never gone before. that is to democratize their country in a few short years. he trusted them to follow him as he moved the country toward a market economy. from a command economy. he trusted him, he trusted them to follow him and trust him as he made peace in the cold war against the ancient enemy, united states. so he trusted them too much. it turned out. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the us supreme court heard oral arguments for class v. unites states education dealing with guilty plea rules. rodney class was charged with having a weapon on us capital grounds. he tried to get the charges dismissed in federal court arguing that it violated his second and fifth amendment rights. he was not successful. the trial date was set for which he failed to appear. a bench warrant was issued for his no-show in court. mr. rodney class entered into a deal with prosecutors to plead guilty to the initial charge i

will have a real treat, will have a panel former cia directors featuring john brennan, mike kayden, and judge william webster. it should be a memorable day of full of discussions and lively debate. i wish i could stay for the whole thing. but i am headed for the white house you shortly. i have a long list of work to do with my team to keep us safe. the president is an avid consumer about our product. i know he is grateful for the intelligence professionals here today both present and former. thank you all for your service. for all the work they have done over the years to protect our country, thank you so much. i hope you enjoy the conference. now i will turn it back over to frank. thank you and have a great day. [applause] >> thank you director pompeo. thank you for your incredible service and thanks for ensuring that you are providing the leadership for the men and women who you lead. thank you for that. the director just spoke for the need for speed, adaptability, and constant change when it comes to the profession of intelligence. i'm reminded of the movies growing up, james bond i never saw him

william cross. david: oh, really? mike: we had it changed when my mom passed away to say krzyzewski.let's talk about how you got into basketball. you grew up in chicago. and when you were growing up, did you say, "i'm gonna be a great basketball coach?" or how did that come about? i was an all-state player. and i went to catholic schools, and... i was the winning scorer in a catholic league in chicago for two years and was recruited. but, you know, my parents never-- my mom never went to high school. my dad went to two years. and so when i was recruited by west point, they could not imagine that a polish kid from chicago was gonna go to school-- could go to a school where presidents went to. david: right. and so i didn't really wanna go to west point, and-- david: because? mike: i didn't wanna-- i wanted to dribble behind my back, or, you know, throw bounce passes that were fancy, and i didn't wanna carry a rifle and-- did you have a division i scholarship offer from those places? oh, yeah, yeah. you know... i probably would've gone to creighton and wisconsin maybe, and, uh... but my

joint terrorism task force, steve rogers, former cia covert operations officer mike baker the dc police detective ted williams we do appreciate it. how did somebody like this go from -- nobody had anything to this guy until he does something like this, usually there's an escalation in crime, there's nothing here. >> no domestic violence, nothing with law enforcement, no history of mental illness. i could go on and on. the motive is something police are scratching their heads about. i am thinking this was a venue that was all-american. this country-western event is all american, american pride etc.. this guy had a beef with the country, didn't like way things were going and decided he was going to take the terrific act, could be as simple as that. i believe that the end of the day the criminal psychologists, criminal profilers the way and will have a lot to do with finding a motive. rob: it could have been politically motivated because the type of people that attend country music concerts. if that were the case wouldn't you suspect there would be more outwardly visible political displays? people would know he

william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. >>> president trump's two predecessors stepped up to the mike on separate crowds on the same day. different events. both using these platforms to address the current political landscape. take a look and see if you see the similarities. >> it seems the forces pulling us apart with stronger than the forces binding us together. >> if you have to win a campaign by dividing people you're not going to be able to govern them. >> all i can say is it's totally fake news. just fake. it's fake. >> disagreement escalates in the dehumanization. >> we have folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry. to demonize people who have different ideas. to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that [ bleep ] off the field. he's fired. >> it is blasphemy against the american creed. >> it doesn't matter if they're white, black, hispanic, asian or native american, whether they're disablinged, whether they are gay or straight, there are people all across this c

discussion so please wait until you get the mike before you ask questions so people on line can hear you in the on-line audience can tweet to twitter. dr. william youmans. [applause] >> thanks laura the nice introduction and hosting this is very close to my heart i was an injured here in 2002 so thanks to the center is especially for the work to organize this i very much appreciated so this book like most that, out most authors feel the same way it is a labor of love we spend so much time putting our heart and soul into the books but then we really get to know what we are talking about to define that experience but i want to read it to give you a sense of where this study began in 2010. that was my introduction to the news network although the book is the expanded version with those new developments that have happened since then but i do want to read this to set the stage wife think it matters. when i received my first pass granting access to enter the compound in 2010 i could not anticipate where eventually it would take me for going graduate student just beginning my dissertation research i was fascinated by i al jazeera as a distant you were

and today, vice president mike pence he makes the trip, hoping to help the city heal. >>> good day, everyone, i'm bill anderson, and scott williams lauren is getting a nice resting vacation, she deserves it. it is saturday. october 7. we're happy to be here and start the day. it is going to be a beautiful weather day here in philadelphia. scott will tell us all about that. before we get to that, you should know there are major road closures going on, lot going on. kelly drive, from strawberry mansion bridge to fought green drive for the annual international dragon boat festival. mid town is hosting the fall festival from noon to 8:00 p.m. began 6:00. the better part of 13th street will be closed until midnight. scott, so we got all of that going on. we got concerns about weather, all over the place, hurricane nate. right now, looks likes things will be pretty good here but a lot to look for across the country. >> we're looking at a pretty active hurricane season, in fact, right now, nate is a hurricane. churning towards the gulf coast as early as this evening, take a look at happening on the infrared. a burst of convection, hurri

william hurt. thanks, john. let's get more on senate republicans passing a plan and helping clear the way for a tax bill. the chief congressional correspondent, mikepitol hill. mike, there's this sense of urgency to pass a tax bill. >> trace, there's no doubt about that. for one, to keep a major promise to the american people and two, to deliver on a major agenda item. there's the issue that two of the 52 senate republicans are dealing with health issues. john mccain and thad cochran. so leaders could get stuck if they're receiving treatment. so there's the wild card of the senate race in alabama. there's a lot of interest in the house and senate and getting moving. the chairman of the ways and means, the house's tax committee says it pivots off of the budget. >> when that is signed, sealed and delivered, we'll announce the date for the tax reform plan and the ways and means markup as well. the answer is soon. this keeps us on the timetable to get this to the president's desk by the end of the year. we know that's an ambitious timetable. we think, look, america is falling behind. people are sick of this tax code. it's time to move. >> kentucky sen

williams starts now. >> tonight the president takes on a member of his own party, tennessee senator bob corker unafraid, not holding back, also not running for reelection. >>> plus, if the mike pence walk out on an nfl game was a koryo graphed political stunt, what did taxpayers shell out for a trip like that? tonight what the white house is saying to the criticism and the cost. >>> and the president weighs in on the pictures that have defined his visit and for some his response to puerto rico. the 11th hour on a monday night begins right now. >>> and as we start a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 263 of the

mike. good morning, everyone. go to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing nicely. we have four lanes in the southbound direction, two lanes in the northbound direction. if you're coming through the robin williamsnel, you'll probably notice it's dark. it's really dark. the lights southbound are off inside the tunnel as are the street lamps coming south out of the tunnel. heads-up there you may want to use your brights and as the sun comes up that won't be much of a problem anymore. all right, we go to hayward where the whipple off ramp is now closed. they had an overturned vehicle off into a ditch, the tow truck is there. they had to temporarily close the off ramp from northbound 880 that should be reopening in the next couple of minutes. slow traffic in both directions on 880 through the hayward area. an earlier accident near san pablo cleared out of lanes. slow southbound all the way from hercules, you're looking at about a 45-minute drive into the mcarthur maze this hour. >> sue, thank you. >>> it is breast cancer awareness month and take a look. the warriors honored survivors last night. these incredible women got to sit courtside for the team's shoot around and got a visit from kevin duran

williams starts now. >> tonight the president takes on a member of his own party, tennessee senator bob corker unafraid, not holding back, also not running for reelection. >>> plus, if the mike pence walk out on an nfl game was a koryo graphed political stunt, what did taxpayers shell out for a trip like that? tonight what the white house is saying to the criticism and the cost. >>> and the president weighs in on the pictures that have defined his visit and for some his response to puerto rico. the 11th hour on a monday night begins right now. >>> and as we start a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 263 of the trump administration brings us reports of white house staff members who want out, a trump loyalist who says this presidency could be doomed, and a republican senator saying trump has put us on a path to world war iii. and that was the big fight the president found himself in this weekend with tennessee republican senator bob corker, chairman of senate foreign relations, who is not notably running for reelection. in an interview with "the new york times," he said this about the president. he concerns me. he would have

william county. live in woodbridge, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> mel, with the jacket on this morning. mike this morning since may. that's how -- >> early may. >> really. >> yeah. fall feel is back. definitely chilly this morning. but this afternoon feeling a little bit better. even if it's cooler feeling day the bright rays of sunshine will help warm you up. 14 degrees cooler this hour than yesterday here in washington. 20 for gaithersburg. 20 degrees cooler at dulles. 22 degrees calmer i this hour. temperatures still in the 30s in some of the suburbs. gaithersburg 37 degrees. they've been there all morning. 37 at manassas as well. 38 at dulles. here in d.c. bubbled between 47, 48 degrees. it's 50 in annapolis. 41 in baltimore. satellite/radar super quiet and we may see cloud or two across our path today. that will be about it generally speaking bright blue skies to today, tomorrow and thursday and friday it looks absolutely gorgeous and quiet this week. plenty of sunshine today. pleasantly cool. 63 degrees your daytime high very pleasant fall. >> sunshine should make it feel nice. >> abso

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williams in a minute. welcome back to "morning joe." with us we have mikeatty kay, carol lee, and with us now we have former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner and political correspondent for "beside insider" natasha bertrand, and also robert costa who is the moderator of "washington week" on pbs. how willie and i end every week excitedly in front of our television sets. we'll have an update on the las vegas investigation in a minute. katty, first so much swirl ing around the white house and state department yesterday. i know it's shocking, but more turmoil inside the trump administration. it was laid bare yesterday in a series of public events. >> who would have thought that was possible? >> my god, i know. >> who knows? the trump administration blasted back against trils's private fury about his treatment at the hands of president trump. the report says tillerson was on the verge of resigning this summer which led to an intervention by mike pence and other high-ranking administration officials. that was also the assertion b

mike. >> picture perfect. i mean look at that picture. absolutely gorgeous out there. sun now in the sky warming things up at 60 degrees now in d.c. williamry county, maryland. beautiful shot there. but you see not too much in the way of color here. we're seeing a little bit. i think these cool mornings are going to help warmer weekend will kind of put t and late next week another cool shot that could help get the leaves changing once again. staying moderate, you want the good color you have to go to the west high elevations. head into next week -- into early november i think for the high color to start approaching the dc region thanks to the warm october we had. 60 degrees in washington. culpeper 48 now. manassas 43. still hanging on to that cool number. 47 at dulles. 52 in martinsburg. fred bic popped up to 51 degrees. satellite/radar showing you clear skies across the region. talking about it all week long. i've had absolutely nothing to track on that radar since tucker left. good news for me there as it's been a quiet weather week. high pressure dominating the weather pattern cool on the right side. warm on the back side of it. we'll

mike, chilly out now but should be beautiful later. >> absolutely gorgeous afternoon coming our way. great day to get out and see the fall colors. allison, this next shot is for you from williamiful photos. seeing a little color at great falls in virginia. let's zoom it on in. little bit of color. >> it's an exciting time of year. >> my attention goes right to the falls which are always gorgeous. >> for sure. >> trees start to go show little bit of color and map out there showing that we're dealing with some fall colors around the region moderate color has pushed into d.c. this was updated as of yesterday from the foliage network always very good getting their colors right they check out satellite imagery and judge the colors from there. still low color down to the south. high color to the north and west typically we peak here in d.c. late october. i don't think we'll see the peak until the first half of november here in washington. hang in there. i know a lot of people are complaining the leaves are falling off rather than changing colors but hopefully we get halfway decent color in here shortly. frick degrees currently in washington. lots of 30s in the suburbs out there. 41