>> hey, molly.iting game right now for rod blagojevich, and that game is being played at beyond the fences of this, the federal correctional institution in inglewood, as it is called in the denver suburbs. as you look across to the right you can see the field where some of the inmates generally exercise each day. this weekend, blago himself was filling those hours by exercising. cameras caught him on the grounds of the federal correctional institution. he did about 20 laps of the baseball field, we are told. then he was seen doing some shirtless push-ups, if you want to picture that in your mind's eye. his famous black mop of hair now almost entirely white. meantime, back at his home in chicago, "welcome back" balloons appeared. his wife said she didn't put them up, but quite conspicuously she didn't take them down, either. she of course has been a steadfast supporter of her husband and a campaigner for his release ever since he was charged and then convicted on the three corruption charges, which i

molly line is in for harris. >> molly: fox news alert, new reaction is the justice department inspector general releases a blistering report on former fbi director james comey. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm molly line in for harris faulkner. the inspector general says company violated fbi policies with his handling of memos detailing his private conversations with president trump, and that comey set a dangerous example for fbi employees with his actions. but comey downplaying the findings, tweeting, "doj ig found no evidence that comey or his attorneys released any of the classified information contained in any of the memos to members of the media." i don't need a public apology for those who defame me, but a quick message with a "sorry we lied about you" would be nice." chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has been reading through this report and bring us details of the day on this morning. what more relenting, catherine? >> thanks, molly, good afternoon. an internal watchdog found the director, who as directors held to the highest standard because he sets the exam

>> hey, molly. dismissed sex trafficking charges against epstein yesterday because he's dead and therefore can't stand trial. but the search for justice is far from over. the fbi urging any of epstein's possible victims to come forward and contact them at 1-800-call-fbi. because they, "would really like to hear from you." prosecutors confirmed in court yesterday that the inquiries into his coconspirators are ongoing and will continue. possible targets include epstein's former girlfriend, ghislaine maxwell, accused of will to win by being his madam. of the room and, like sarah kellan, nadia, leslie groff, and adriana ross are accused of recruiting young women and girls for epstein. all of this is fox news has obtained video from inside his mansion in palm beach florida. warning, the video has some graphic images. we've done our best to blur them. the 2005 video was shot by police during their search of the property. you can see a green massage table. remember, this is the home where dozens of young w

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>> that would be a first, molly.not been as impressive in results but clearly what we are seeing at the g7 is informal because we have president trump talking to uk about after brexit we will have a trade deal with them, this is really undercutting china and the other thing that is interesting, you know, i don't agree that putin and russia should be in the g7 but if are in beijing and hearing that president trump wants russian in g7 you're thinking this is directed at beijing. >> when are still talking about japan a little bit and the relationship that we see between shinzo abe and the president but in the meantime japan and south korea have been at odds, there's been kind of their own little trade war going on there and now the south koreans have decided that they will withdraw from this sharing of intelligence military intelligence between japan and south korea, how impactful can that be as we are watching, more rockets being launched in north korea just yesterday? >> this is one of the worst about the united state

joined this afternoon by his wife, molly. thank you. thank you, molly. congratulations, molly. it's great. their wonderful family and several of their friends. general raymond, congratulations. so important. i know he is going to do a fantastic job. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: the united states combatant commands were developed to join branches of our armed forces in common cause across diverse fields of battle. each of the united states' military's combatant has an area of responsibility from centcom, which oversees our mission in the middle east, to our most recent cybercom, which we established last year to protect americans from the most advanced cyber threats, and also to create very, very severe and powerful offense of threats, should we need them. the dangers to our country constantly evolve, and so must we. now, those who wish to harm the united states, to seek to challenge us, in the ultimate high ground of space, it is going to be a whole different ballgame. our adversaries are weaponizing earth's orbits with new technology, targeting american satelli

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mark meredith live in washington following all of this, mark. >> molly, u.s.officials tell fox news north korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles early saturday morning, officials believe north korea has fired 7 since july, 235 miles before ending up in the sea, japan's defense minister says these types of test cannot be tolerated, he calls it a grave problem for the international community, president trump was asked about the most recent tests before he made his way to france, this is what he had to say in washington late last night. >> we will see what happens. kim jong un has been, you know, pretty straight with me, i think, and we will see what's going on, we will see what is happening. he likes testing missiles, but we never restricted short-range missiles. >> u.s. defense officials said earlier this week that they continue to monitor all weapon's testing by the north. president trump says he continues to receive messages from north korea's leader kim jong un, the latest tests comes with turmoil between u.s. allies japan and north korea. however, o

mollie hit the nail on the head. this is total desperation. everything is white super messy and everything is racist if they disagree with the prevailing winds on the left. >> you know what, it's sad to see it because it means when we -- when we say there should be a bipartisan appeal, we should work on things on which we agree, that's complete nonsense. work with them on anything. >> laura: they want to infrastructure. >> and that ultimately -- i believe it's going to give them a great victory a year, a year and a half from now. but what i see happening is you can't get anything done because they will stop anything that trump wants to do, even if they agreed with it three years ago. because it's trump and it's good for us, the american people. >> laura: it's terrible for america, mollie nailed it. it's awful for the body politics for conversation come up for debate, for just human interaction. we used to always be able to disagree with people and you kind of laugh afterwards and say -- and how your kids -- now everyone is like terrified, a ca

molly passed away at the age of 25. >> we never questioned that molly's death by it that it wasn't true just because it was written on her death certificate that she died from the disease. a second woman named eileen rudolph died of necrosis of the jaw. we decided to take up our concern with the vice president of the u.s. radium corporation at the time, arthur rhoder, agreed to bring in a doctor to examine all the women and our work area. the doctor and physician, alice hamilton, examined all the women who worked with radium. the doctor wanted to report about unsafe work conditions, stating in his original report the conclusion to us seems inevitable that if the undark radium point is a source of dust, the dust doesn't necessarily contain radium. after doctor found out the u.s. radium corporation falsified his words, he published his own version of the report. >> we only saw the revised version of that report so we continued our work painting the dials believing we were fine until a journal article was published by dr. theodore bloom about a term called radium withdrawal. the article st

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great discussion both segments richard fowler, gillian turner and mollie hemingway.osecutors ramp up jeff bezos allegation that is the national inquirer blackmailed him, some calling president trump accessory to mass murder, how much of this is driven by ancestrydna has new features and richer stories. ...and it's now on sale for just $59. it can lead you on an unexpected journey... ...to discover your heritage. get your dna kit (now) for just $59 at ancestry.com. >> things are getting really ugly after latest mass shootings, some people in the media feel free to make the most heinous charges against president trump, even going to far to call him accomplice to mass murder, nbc host wallace. >> we are one of his favorite targets. >> talking about exterminating latinos. >> right. >> exterminating an entire ethnic group, what? apologized but only on twitter, i misspoke for call calling extermination of latinos, my mistake was unintentional and i'm sorry. half apology as she added trump intentionally assaults people of color. here a joe regular, donnie. >> stop complaini

molly: it seems like a bit of the opposite story.ig we have seen some of the lower quality names. high yields, it is moving up in quality. rising stars, one of them got acquired by fiserv. you have some upward trading momentum. taylor: that was certainly a segment that i love. next time you are coming on, we will debate some single name stories as well. thank you both for joining me. coming up, tesla's solar panels are caught in controversy. walmart blaming the company for several warehouse fires. how all three companies are responding, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: amazon has joined walmart in blaming tesla's solar panels for fires. they set a fire on the roof of one of its california warehouses involved a system involved by tesla's solarcity division. this is days after walmart said the panels had caused fires and stores. joining us from seattle to discuss is bloomberg's matt day. waking up to this story after hearing the walmart story last week is pretty interesting. what do we know about what happened? matt: the fire that ha

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i'm molly.eland: good to be with you, democrats have a slightly different view shall we say of the economy, the president and advisers say that china is burying the burden of tariffs and kevin corke traveling with the president on last day of vacation up in new jersey, kevin for a while it seemed like to white house was saying, yeah, maybe the son -- consumers in america might feel the tariffs and now they are never mind. >> we've had incredible growth, consumer down a little bit of a shade, consumers don't seem to be impacted at least not broadly speaking, listen, all you have to do is look at last week, it's anybody's guest what happens with the market, right, but a come of things would happen that would take it in the right direction, we are talking about wrapping up the trade deal with china and clearly getting usmca over the finish line in capitol hill hill. therethere are a couple of indis that we look on the market, last week was certainly a roller coaster, look at the numbers my friend,

>> kelley's niece molly had an idea. >> i looked at my mom and i was like, yeah. >> molly, only 16 at told police she spent the summer working for her uncle at his restoration business, servpro, and there she met one of his employees, a man named michael beard. tom told her to keep her distance. >> he never really wanted me around michael beard. he didn't want me like working with him. >> michael beard was no stranger to the family. >> he actually had done work at my sister's home. my sister would give his daughter charlie's hand-me-downs, clothes, toys. my sister would make lunch for him when he was there working at her home. >> while kelley was kind to beard, she told her sister she didn't always feel comfortable around him. >> i remember kelley not wanting to be home alone if he was there. you know, he was civil, he was nice, but i don't think she wanted to be left home alone. >> now molly told investigators that her uncle tom had recently fired beard. >> michael beard was fired september 17th, and then kelley was murdered like the night of the 28th, 29th, so it wasn't long at all.

welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm molly.cratic presidential candidates are blasting the president of market volatility hope to go chip away of key part of the president's reelection strategy, kevin corke traveling with the president ending week long or so vacation. >> the real question is the u.s. economy strong enough to withstand economic headwinds, not just here at home but all over the globe, the answer manifestly yes, although to be honest there was a great deal of volatility last week, all that said, there's still economic headwinds but i think we should address, let me take you inside the numbers especially for the people that were busy last week, didn't have a chance to watch the market play itself out, the yield as you know, 30th treasury note falling to fresh record low while the benchmark 10-year treasury yield fell below, lowest in 3 years, manufacturing has generally been very strong but actually fallen just a bit more than, says and a half percent since december 2018. the president says no, no, no. he said in a

molly hemingway, jason chafis will take you inside the doj the inspector general's damning report on jim comey and revealing important new detail, a lot of people are missing it. also, the man who first hired comey in government, rudy giuliani, yes, he's responsible, is here with a fiery response. and perhaps a ting of regret. plus, a man who served at the highest levels of the fbi with comey is now calling for the former director to apologize to the men and women of the bureau. his emotional plea later. and in the latest installment of our raymond on the road series, it will shock you. we're going to take you to venice beach, california, where residents are being overrun by not just homeless people and what that entails, but aggressive homeless people. he's going to show you how the people and the business owners are fighting back. but, first, the liar, the wimp, and the wardrobe. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." you get the sense that when director comey entered the fbi building, it became like the wardrobe in that famous c.s. lewis book. his open fantasy land with rules that

molly. this is what chuck todd said today, he said that jim comey's reputation is in the toilet because of the president. watch. >> can we step back here a minute and realize how james comey's reputation has been just totally eviscerated by the president? essentially, you know, he's off the hook here doing anything wrong. the way the report was written, you could tell, it's sort of inr the --in the president really is good at this character assassination. >> he ceased to be a reporter with that comment. >> he ceased long before. the ig report was so detail and thorough and explaining how james comey violated policy and procedure. we had media that fell for james comey's schick. it's kind of remarkable they did because only a little prior they had been blaming him for everything that happened to hillary clinton in the loss of the election. that was thrown over the board. if they completely accepted the russian collusion hoax, they treated him as if he were credible. anybody who criticized him

parties on the verge of trading leaders their relationship could be significantly legal journalist molly bell c was on hand to break down the latest in the rocky relationship. leader. on the ground with r.j. correspondent sure months israel good will bring the soul latest on wealth from inside china. showed it is from let's go. markets continue to rebound on monday adding to the gains posted last friday after the dow had its worst session of 2019 treasury yields are now staging a comeback after the 210 inverted and indicator which has correctly predicted the last 7 recessions we've had over the past 50 years this bounce here further reiterate our thesis that the short term risk is now to the upside so while the fundamentals are complete garbage right now in the short term the market does have some legs as continued stimulus 1 and rate cuts will set a temporary floor here in the equities market so we begin the week off in a risk on mood as we get yet another stimulus shot from the central bank this time from china the p.l.c. has finally launched a long awaited reform to replace its existi

. >> i'm molly hathaway, eric and arthel are off today. troubling question why. rob: fox team coverage jeff paul standing by from -- with the latest from el paso but first we go to matt finn in chicago. hospital, some patients are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery soon, the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. last night in dayton's popular oregon district packed with thousands of people on summer's night, police say the unidentified shooter opened fire and came prepared with body armor and extra magazines, police officers were in the area and responded in about a minute shooting and killing the suspect, the motive of the shooting is unknown, the fbi is assisting local authorities, witnesses say the night life was so loud it was hard to distinguish the gunfire but when people did, they started screaming active shooter and running. rob: we will cut you off there, we will go to el paso, texas, update from police right now. >> and turned over to the public again, later today we will be releasing the mug shot of the individual that's been arrested here a

mollie, what about this?arlier in the show did a good job of clarifying some things. that president trump was wrong with his dollar amount of how much is going to puerto rico, the democrats are expressing like a sudden newfound opposition to moving funds around for emergency issues. but more importantly i feel like there's this issue where people decide on different days of the week that we do have a crisis on the border but we don't have a crisis on the board and i guess today is one of those days where we don't have a crisis on the border according to people who are opposed to the idea that we would spend emergency funds at the border. previously we've been talking about humanitarian crisis down there and all the problems that have been the result of congress' long-standing bipartisan failure to handle border problems. >> bret: byron? >> there is an actual crisis of the border and mollie is correct, democrats were initially denying that. then they agreed with that. and i think john roberts made a pretty cle

washington post" assistant editor, david swerdlick, and national political correspondent for "time," molly ball. good to see you both. >> a democratic milestone has been reached, a majority of house democrats supporting impeachment or an impeachment inquiry. house speaker pelosi's response was, and i'm quoting now, no one is above the law. her statement also saying, quote, the president will be held accountable, so if this isn't it, reaching this milestone, then what could be the tipping point for pelosi? >> yeah, good morning, fred. i think this inches democrats a little closer, but i don't think it changes anything fundamentally from where we've been in the last few weeks. now you have a majority of the majority in the house saying, yes, impeachment, but you don't necessarily have a majority of the whole house, which would have to vote on impeachment, and i think speaker pelosi's position is now what it's been throughout this congress, which has been, you know, protecting her members in purple districts from having to take a vote that they might have to explain out on the campaign trail

molly, i'm going to start with you. this one-minute ad, partly biographical, but also going to a message on health care. while there was in 2018 that fur roar among the base against president trump, it looks like the biden campaign is going for what worked for democrats in congress, health care as the first issue ad in iowa. >> well, it's a health care ad but it's a deeply personal ad and you think you do see joe biden really into his biography and the sense that voters know him and like him. he's someone who wears his heart on his sleeve. that's something that people like about him. so while it is about health care, this isn't just sort of wonky policy-driven pitch. that's not what joe biden is selling. he's selling joe biden the human being, someone you know and like, someone who is compassionate, someone in in his heart was offended by trump and what happened in charlottesville. i think this is really about a personal appeal and it is also about the electability, about positioning him as a moderate, about signaling t

our next story is and molly a country that's been ravaged by war since and on conflict between insurgent groups and the government broke out more than 7 years ago. and 2012 separatists from the ethnic group and jihadists allied to al qaeda took over most of the sparsely populated north of the country the following year francais into an troops to stop the rebels' assault would advance but insurgents remain active in the country and region recently the fighting has spread into central parts of the country despite a peace agreement inside in 2015 the crisis has profoundly disrupted the lives of millions in the country children have especially in a fix it the us children agency now warns of the shop rise in the number of children being killed in monday's deadly attacks. the scars of a conflict. 7 year long civil war has left an indelible mark since its breaking 2012 the insurgency has killed thousands and displaced countless more but it's molly's young who are increasingly bearing the brunt of war in iraq i'm not done there are 90 journey that i'm haunted by my thoughts whenever i sleep i se

after molly's death, a second woman named irene rudolph died from the effects of the job. after that, we began to think it was more than extreme dental issues, so we decided to take our concerns to the vice president of u.s. radium corporation at the time, who agreed to bring in a doctor to examine the women and our work area. the doctor employed physician alice hamilton, who happened to be the president of the national consumer league, and they examine all the women who worked with radium. the doctor wanted to report about our unsafe work conditions. the conclusion to us seemed inevitable. that the radium paint is associated with dust and the dust must necessarily contain radium. after dr. drinker found out that the corporation had falsified reports, he published his own reports. >> they saw the revised version of the report, but they continued our work painting dials until a journal was published that contained the term radium job. the article stated the history of this particular patient is so evident thatthere is practically no doubt in my mind of the responsibility of

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. >>> with me now to discuss cnn political analyst, molly ball, and political politics reporter daniel strauss. daniel, does it seem as though the president is waiting for signals or direction from someone, some entity before he is a little bit more clear on the kind of response he wants to see legislatively to these mass shootings? >> yeah, i mean, i think what we're seeing here is that the president initially said that he's very interested in background checks, but he's also -- >> meaningful background checks. >> meaningful background checks, but he's also facing the truth that doing so and rallying a skeptical conservative republican senators is difficult, and even though the nra is in more internal turmoil than in past shootings, it's still a heavy lift in congress. we haven't heard, for instance, mitch mcconnell say what really he's interested in bringing to the floor on gun control. >> right, because molly, is it that mitch mcconnell or those on capitol hill are waiting for the president to say specifically what he wants to see? because from meaningful background checks to now, y

is my logic a my stuff for me it's one of molly's most famous records he was born in bamako in 1803 and has lived here all his life around 3000000 people call the slaves home but pretty much everyone knows this rough place name and it's no wonder over half of mali's population is under 18 in their own love that music clearly my people kate has taught you can accommodate 35000 spectators would be allowed their march and march is many conservative bent to help here there's a lot of huge concerts the stadium is named after him what they were kids the 1st president of the republic of mali have also performed many types you molly better than i mark your book or 3 she. loves playing in the city which was built on the banks of the rebbe niger is one of the fastest growing metro police in the world sometimes at the expense of those who will read below the poverty line. must assume any comments on the social change in bamako or in his news wrap up or not. want to go through. when he needs to recharge must assume a heads. to the national park in the heart of comical this is why he filmed a very p

mollie? >> i'm not as bullish on biden as other people. i'm putting $30 on others but the war in. a good week. $35 for harris. i think she's going to be preventable. someone not yet running, i'm putting $25 on because it seems like none of the candidates have what it takes, but i hedge my bets with biden, >> i want to know that someone is. >> i don't want to say it yet but someone not yet running. spewing nice tease. she's learning the tv thing. >> that was the best criteria i could come up with. biden, sanders, warren, harris. a few points for buttigieg and poker. >> i do not think you are a good better. >> i am not a gambling man, mollie. >> mike: did this weeks debates move the needle at all, matthew? >> i don't think so. didn't seem like the first round of debates move the needle much. if they didn't do that, this round where biden look stronger and harris looked weaker in comparison will move it either. >> what's interesting is biden not having a great first debate, the second one better but still not amazing for him. some of his critics didn't feel that way. he's still at th

is my life aka my stuff so me it's one of molly's most famous rapper he was born in bamako in 1983 and has lived here all his life around 3000000 people call this a place home but pretty much everyone knows this rumpus name and it's no wonder that over half of mali's would listen is an 18 in their own love that music likely . can accommodate $35000.00 spectators would be allowed that much and as well as football marches many consider it went to hell here there's a lot of feuds concerts the stadium is named after them what they were kids are the 1st president of the republic of mali have also performed many types you molly better than them are your book or 3 she. loves playing in bamako the city which was built on the banks of the rebuy niger innis one of the fastest growing metro police in the world sometimes at the expense of those who are roofs below the poverty line. must assume he comments on the social change in bamako or in his news wrap up or not. want to start now when he needs to recharge muster so many heads. to the national park in the heart of comical this is why he filmed

and outcomes of the primaries with salt in the market on trees markets collapsing legal journalist molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer joins us now with more so molly why would the markets respond like this to voter support. in short it's money and there's just not enough of it to go around the country so fernando says the country needs to renegotiate the repayment terms of the loan it took from the international monetary fund or i.m.f. because in the current conditions he says the country simply won't be able to do it otherwise he acknowledges that the loan did help the country in a bailout but says debt restructuring is desperately needed for to protect the country's financial interest so under president mccree argentina signed a stand by agreement with the i.m.f. in mid 2018 for $57000000000.00 that is the largest in the country's history fernandez described alone as harmful because he says it puts the country essentially in submission to the i.m.f. and he says they simply can't repay them under these conditions and argentina is latin america's 3rd largest economy the peso

. >> i'm molly, eric and arthel are off today, dayton's mayor say it is shooter was taken out by police, took place outside popular district. rob: yesterday morning mass shooting in el paso, texas where 20 people were killed and more than 2 dozen injured there. that gunman was arrested just after the shooting and is how facing capital murder charges, we have fox team coverage now, garrett tenney live in el paso, texas but first in dayton ohio with mike tobin. >> rob, as we wait for the latest on the police briefing expected any minute now, i can show you the latest from the scene as i step out of the way, we have moved up a bit closer, you can see the vehicles with flashing lights and reflective tape, they about 3 doors up the bar where the shooting took place just outside of that location what i hear is biohazard has been clean, there's another scene, some 20 minutes, 21 minutes away, bell brook, ohio, that's the home where the now deceased gunman livered with parents, one to have woman killed here was 22-year-old sister of the gunman, megan is her name, police and fbi have been search

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molly hunter joins us from encinitas, california molly, what have authorities learned? >> reporter: jose, good evening we've just learned very tragic news all three victims were members of the same family a daughter, a mother and an aunt. they were just here for a fun day at the beach. you can see right there where those flowers are. that is actually where that chunk of cliff came off this entire area, you see the yellow tape, is still closed. >> we have three victims just north of the grandview staircase. >> reporter: tonight a popular surf spot off limits after a 30-foot slab of cliff collapsed killing three people >> we have two other patients both are minor injured. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:00 p.m beachgoers were facing the ocean at low tide caught off guard as the sand came rushing in from behind >> like if you dump out a bucket of sand onto the beach imagine that times a thousand >> reporter: first responders including lifeguards on duty jumped into action, arriving on the scene within minutes >> you could see them aggressively doing cpr in the back

rob: fox news alert, i'm rob schmitt along side molly and overnight mass shooting in dayton ohio leaves 9 people dead and dozens more injured when a gunman opens fire right outside of a bar in popular district of the city, the suspect wearing body armor was killed by police who responded to the shooting in less than a minute. still significant amount of damage was done mike tobin were the very latest. >> police have released the identity of 9 people killed in senseless act of violence, 4 females and 5 males, startling development from identification, police identified the gunman in this case and we know that one of the women who was gunned down out here in cold blood at 22-year-old sister, 21 minutes away of bell brook, ohio, residents being searched in ohio with fbi assisting local police, the exact relevance of that location yet to be revealed by the authorities when they do another briefing at the top of the next hour, residents of at least one of the people from that family, possible residents of the gunman. meantime what we have is a window into the panic moments, minutes after the

what does that say, molly ball? >> well, look, this is not a particularly popular president, especially in this community. but i think it also reflects, i think most people no matter what their partissan leanings would grateful to see the president unless they felt like they were being pulled into a prop. and despite his nice speech about rising above all the partisan decisions, we saw the president in the political fray, very much insulting people and going after his political enemies. so if you're someone who has just had something horrible happen to you and what you want is consolation and a safe space to grieve, you might sense that he's not going to be providing that. >> brittany sheppard, we're learning that the president spoke with wayne lapierre, the head of the nra, that he delivered a warning to the president saying that a step like background checks, which the president again said yesterday he would consider, would anger the president's base. we know that the president's strategy for winning reelection in

nbc's molly hunter is following the overnight developments for us molly, good morning. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. that's right a summer beach weekend turned deadly that beach was packed friday afternoon when the cliff side suddenly gave way. this morning, a popular surf spot in southern california, now off limits. >> we have three immediate patients, one minor. >> reporter: after a cliff collapsed. >> about the size of two vehicles >> reporter: killing three people just north of san diego the collapse happened without warning when a 30 foot by 25 foot section of the bluff located about 15 feet above the beach gave way, trapping people in the debris. first responders including life guards on duty jumped into action >> we were able to rescue five people from the rubble pile. >> reporter: dozens of firefighters surrounded the scene as beachgoers looked on in shock. >> you could see them aggressively doing cpr in the back of the truck. it was really hard to watch. it was scary everyone was very concerned. >> one woman died on the beach, four others were taken to nearby hospitals