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i'm connell mcshane. >> molly: i'm molly line.r from judge kavanaugh tomorrow. democrats are digging in for a fight. right now voicing concern about the number of kavanaugh documents released so far. gop lawmakers say it's a non-issue. >> senator grassley has been very fair. more documents given than any person ever nominated to the security. we'll have a hearing. there is no drama in the hearing. >> they're suppressing these documents. if we're lucky we'll see 6% of all of the documents that have been produced -- could be produced to reflect on kavanaugh's true position on issues. >> connell: gillian turner live in washington what is the city focused on one day before the hearing? >> a point of contention in washington, new portions of kavanaugh's records the trump administration has decided to withhold. >> it's not normal because we are not able to see 100,000 documents that the archivist has just because the administration has said we can't see them. i think you could ask some very interesting questions about these documents th

by now, the other victim had had been identified as mollie olgin, and news of mollie's death had reacheder family. >> i was in shock. i remember crying really hard, and i was throwing stuff in my room, because it just didn't seem real to me. >> how were your parents? >> really emotional. i'd never seen my dad cry. they took it really hard. >> so did mollie's friends, stephanie and brooke. >> i just remember, like, she's dead, she's dead! and everyone was like, who's dead? and i said, mollie. >> over the next few days, neighbors here began asking the same question -- who had pulled the trigger, and why? finding those answers fell to portland, texas, police detective roland chavez. >> mollie can't give us any information and kristene's in the hospital and she can't give us any information. >> at that point, it's not even clear whether kristene's -- >> going to survive, right. >> tips were coming in. someone said they saw a white car speeding from the park the night of the shootings. that led nowhere, so chavez and his team focused on the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. they did fi

molly? molly: leland, thank you.5-magnitude earthquake striking the central part of the country yesterday triggering a tsunami that unleashed waves as high as 20 feet on the northern coast. now hundreds of people are dead the, and many others are missing. kitty logan joins us from our london bureau with the latest. hi, kitty. >> reporter: the exact death toll is still unknown, but many more are thought to be missing, and the indonesian vice president says thousands could be dead. most of those known to have died lived on the island where an 18-foot tide tsunami swept through late on friday. water smashed into buildings, bringing debris along with it, leaving devastation in its wake. it reached speeds of up to 500 miles an hour before it hit the shoreline. hundreds of people at a beach festival are thought to be among the dead. questions are being asked after an official tsunami warning was lifted after just 30 minutes. the tsunami followed a quake of magnitude 7.5 which in itself also killed and injured many. aftersh

mollie: it's a shame. this man is a legitimate american hero and people regardless of their political views could appreciate. people remember what happened when he ran for president when he was not treated as a lion or hero by the same media. howie: when he ran against george w. bush he got extraordinarily good coverage. hillary clinton praised mccain as did obama and biden. given mccain had an extraordinary life over many decades, were the media doing something of a disservice by making so much of this about the contrast with president trump? phillipe: i think at the end of the day only the mccain flame can say whether this got away from them or not. what i think is the man is dead, to put it on the equivalency of what the president did last week and what john mccain couldn't do. put the flag up. put it down to half-mast. this stuff is silly. susan: what has he said that's negative about mccain this week? nothing. he lowered the flag. he could have said don't put it back up. then he pretty much went radio

we are already there, molly. molly: we'll see if it comes to pass.ndrew mccarthy, thanks so much for joining us today. we'll take a closer look at the kavanaugh nominations tonight. ed henry will host a brand-new special, that airs tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. [♪] mike: a big week ahead for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as he prepares to meet with president trump and republican lawmakers over bombshell reports that he secretly discussed recording and removing the president from office. trey gowdy weighs in on "sunday morning futures" with maria bartiromo before he questions rod rosenstein this week. >> i need to ask rod what he said and what he meant. they may or may not be the same thing. rod deserves to be heard out. i appreciate the president talking to him this week. i want to know what he said, i want to know what he meant. i want to know if anyone else was present for these meetings. reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is warning people to steer clear of a time and date for this rosenstein

not appropriate mollie's soul in what she believed to be racist.ay after donald trump, jr., the apresident's name sake wrot a highly political piece arguing in favor of his father's proposed border policies, including the wall. mollie was murdered by an illegal alien, he wrote, and her murder would never have happened if we policed our southern border properly. >>> this weekend some of iowa's latino residents held a vigil at the state capital in des moines where there has been an increase of harassment against members of their community in the wake of mollie's murder. >> we are very concerned with what's going to happen from here on out, very concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern is something mollie's father addressed directly in his op-ed seemingly to invoke president trump in the process. to knowingly foment discord among races is a disgrace to our flag, he wrote. it is the opposite of leadership. it is shameful. >>> national crime data show immigrants commit fewer crimes not more than those born in the u.s. as for the man accus

molly: thank you.e battle over the supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh raising new questions over the future of the high court. democrats arguing kavanaugh is so partisan -- >> considering that he has totally shown himself to be the politically -- a political and partisan operative that he has been which as i said, is one of the reasons that his earlier confirmation was held up for three years. he revealed himself as partisan and i would think if i were a democrat, for him i would ask him to recuse himself. mike: meanwhile the son of antonin scalia telling fox news how his father might have reacted to this process. >> on a general level, it would be terribly surprised about the intensity surrounding the supreme court nomination. because so much of it comes down to roe versus wade. my father often said that with roe versus wade in particular, but other cases as well, the court was really trying to come in and settle a cultural issue that should have been resolved in elections. mike: germany we

asking that mollie's death not be used to advance an anti-immigrant agenda. and this weekend, the family's push became an emotional plea, in an op-ed by mollie's father, rob. "i encourage the debate on immigration," he wrote, in "the des moines register." "but do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she alieved were profoundly racist." rob tibbetts essay appeared a day after donald trump, jr., the president's namesake, wrote his own case arguing in favor of his father's proposed border policies, including a wall. "mollie was murdered by an illegal alien," he wrote, "and her murder would never have happened if we policed our southern border properly." this weekend, some of iowa latino residents held a vigil for mollie tibbetts and her family at the state capitol in des moines, where there reportedly has been an increase in harassment and threats against members of their community in the wake of mollie's murder. >> they are very concerned with what is going to happen from here on out, very concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern is s

molly? molly: kitty logan, thank you.ike: we are awaiting president trump's departure for a make america great again rally in wheeling, west virginia. the event kicks off a week of rallies for the president amid chaos over the fate of his supreme court nominee. we have a preview of the president's visit coming up at the top of the hour. as we get closer to election day, there are new concerns over election hacking and protecting your vote. this is stonington, maine, a town where almost half the population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-employed and without employer benefits. we haven't had any sort of benefit plans and we're trying to figure that out now. if i had had a little advice back then, i'd be in a different boat today, for sure. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming p

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. >> esta comunidad de iowa nunca hubiera quedo querido despedir asÍ a molly y su padre nunca hubiera: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> han usados la muerte de molly para hablar sobre el peligro que los inmigrantes representan. >> el presunto asesino de molly es un mexicano, el 18 de junio la joven saliÓ a correr en su comunidad de iowa y nunca mÁs regresÓ, un mes despuÉs la encontraron muerta por mÚltiples heridas. >>, cristian, trabajador del campo estÁ acusado del asesinato, desde que las autoridadesde anunciaron su abundan las voces que pidennd leyes migratorias mÁs duras, apenas este viernes, donald trump junior publicÓ una columna en que dijo que molly no hubiera sido asesinada si hubiera mÁs seguridadbi en la frontera. el padre de la joven respondiÓ al hijo del presidente en el mismo periÓdico y le dijo a la comunidad hispana: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> efrfrre sus amigos recuerdan por su alegrÍa, ahora su familia pide aeso, que la atenciÓn no desvÍe y que la memoria de esta joven sobreviva lejos de la polÍtica. lejos de la polÍtica. >> ahÍ lo escuchÓ, con este grito de sinverg

they asked that molly's death not be used to push an ant anti-immigrant agenda.end the family's push became an emotional plea in an op-ed by molly's father rob. i encourage the debate on immigration, he wrote in "the des moines register," but do not appropriate mollimollie's soul. it appeared a day after donald trump jr. wrote his own highly political piece in the paper, arguing in favor of his father's border policies including a wall. molly was murdered by an illegal alien, he wrote, and it would have never happened if we policed our southern border properly. this weekend some of iowa's latino residents held a vigil for mollie tibbetts and her family at the state capitol in dimon. >> we're very concerned with what's going to happen from here on out, very concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern is something mollie's father addressed directly in his op-ed. to knowingly foment discord is a disgrace to our flag. its is the opposite of leadership. it is shameful. national crime data shows immigrants commit fewer crimes in the u.s. as for the man accu

mollie: she said she has no recollection. marie: the way we talk about those other witnesses and at language we use. some commentators who want to believe her say they have no memory of it. it. howie: let me play a clip of michael avenatti representing julie swetnick. >> what is the most of damning nature of what she can show? >> i'm not going to weigh the allegations in the declaration. howie: he puts that out there and he doesn't want to discuss it. she said she went to 10 parties and there was gang rape. mollie: the claim is as an adult she attended 10 gang rape parties and saw women gang raped by brett kavanaugh. here they were trafficking, promoting, putting this man on the airways. this has so many costs to people. howie: the media hailing jeff flake as a hero. he forced the president to reverse himself on the fbi probe. anything strike you about the elevation of senator flake? susan: flake has a gang on capitol hill. his gang is susan collins, lisa murkowski and' joe manchin. the four of them are working together. he's

rivera, did you kill mollie tibbetts?reporter: officials say the man charged with killing the 20-year-old, cristhian rivera, is an undocumented immigrant from mexico. the case immediately drawn into the center of the national conversation on immigration. >> mollie tibbetts, an incredible young woman, is now permanently separated from her family. a person came in from mexico illegally and killed her. we need the wall. we need our immigration laws changed. >> reporter: tibbetts writing, please leave us out of your debate. responding to this op-ed in the same paper written by donald trump jr. in which the president's son writes, democrats are seemingly more concerned with protecting their radical open borders agenda than the lives of innocent americans. tibbetts writing, i encourage the debate on immigration, but do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. the act grievously extends the crime that stole mollie from our family and is to quote donald trump jr., heartless and despica

mollie: the lack of people on his team within the administration. this was a silly move by the anonymous author and the media. the narrative about being unstable just confirmed how much d.c. is a swamp and how much they oppose what the people chose in the last election and how unable they are to deal with the reality of what the people chose. howie: but according to woodward it includes the chief of staff and the defense secretary, so it's not just trolls. is it a good thing we have that even though the contents are in dispute. phillipe: it will depend on who it is. the woodward book is good. if donald trump woke up last wednesday morning feeling comfortable with people around him, that doesn't make a lot of sense. his lawyer was taping conversations. his closest aides are turning on him legally. and not to mention omarosa. sara: what bob woodward is writing, we have been hearing from people within the trump administration and people outside it. the overall narrative, we have heard it. phillipe: woodward might have gotten it right. howie: ahead, mik

i'm molly. >> and i'm mike emmanuel. >> hi, mike and molly the take away is extreme rainfall becausehe storm is moving slowly, 2 to 3 miles per hour, potential of heavy rain and storm surge, wind gusts of over 40 miles an hour for a widespread area, this is going to be a prolonged event also short-lived fast moving tornadoes, tornado watch in effect for much of north carolina through the afternoon, here are the rainfall totals, we have surpassed hurricane floyd back in 1999 so we are now at the rainfall totals prove correct the tropical cyclone on record for north carolina. it doesn't matter about the category, this is going down in history books. the tornado threat is going to be ongoing throughout the afternoon, no tornado warned storms but we could see the threat short -- or weak tornadoes that could cause structural damage. 30-inches of rain within the last 12 to 24 hours, it will continue along dropping more heavy rain and the flash flooding will be ongoing so flash flood warnings in effect for such of north carolina, south carolina we are concerned as well as virginia, we are a

and blamed democrats for molly's death. trump jr. wrote this. the mask is off and the true radical face of the democrats has been exposed. they are seemingly more concerned with protecting their radical open borders agenda than the lives of innocent americans. >> for his analysis. and perspective. i'm joined by an attorney and immigration analyst as well as a cnn opinion writer. good to have you. >> thank you. >> molly tibbettss father made it clear. in his op-ed. he doesn't want his daughters death politicized and the family has said it before. why is president trump his son and others in the republican party ignoring molly tibbetts family wishes and using his death for political purposes to push immigration policy? >> well, sad to say. the reality is one reason that trump and his family seem to be using this tragedy to advance political agenda is it has worked for them before. back in 2015 a young woman was shot and killed in san francisco. in 2015. and by an undocumented immigrant. this case trump brought to attention and it worked. illegal i

the crime stole mollie from her family. the 20-year-old university of iowa student's body was found in a corn field on august 21st about a month after she disappeared while jogging. cristhian rivera, a mexican living in america illegally was charged with her murder. the column was published one day after donald trump jr. wrote in the same paper that her murder never would have happened if we policed our southern border and that democrats' response to mollie's death was heartless and despicable. one day after police charged rivera with her murder, president trump raised the case at a west virginia rally. >> you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. it should have never happened. illegally in our country. >> reporter: the white house also tweeting an emotional video of relatives of people killed by illegal immigrants. >> this man wasn't supposed to be here. >> reporter: in his column, tibbetts saying his family stands by the immigrant community and offering them a heartfelt apology. in this town the dea

the act grievously extends the crime that stole mollie from her family." her body was found in a cornfield august 21st, about a month after she disappeared. a mexican living in america illegally was charged with her murder. of the litica debate. tibbetts' column was published one day after donald trump jr. wrote her murder never would have we policed the southern border. and one day after police charged rivera with her mu case at a west virginia rally. >> you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. illegally in our country. >> reporter: the white house also tweeting an emotional video of relatives of people killed by illegal immigrants. in his column, tibbetts saying his family stands by iowa's hispanic community, even offering them a heartfelt apology. in this town, mollie's death is a private loss. >> this isn't about him and it's not about all the other issues that are getting attached to it. this is about mollie and the community and the people around here. >> reporter: not a way to score political point

do not appropriate molly's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. mollie tibbetts father said his daughter would not tolerate being a pond in such a debate and stood up for the latino community. mister tibbetts says the person who is accused of taking molly's life is no more a reflection of the hispanic community as white supremacists are of all white people. to suggest otherwise is a lie. justice in my america is blind. this person will receive a fair trial as it should be. if convicted he will face the consequences society has separate beyond that he deserves no more atte santa cl investigators looking for the cause of a fire atampbell . the were called to goodies goodies on south goodies on s. bascom avenue. late yesterday afternoon. no one was there at the time that the fire started. flames and smoke were burning through the roof. it took firefighters a half an hour to put it out . the restaurant was damaged, especially in the kitchen area. it is still not clear how long it will take for goodies to reopen. >>> rescue crews in san bernardino coun

mollie tibbetts' dad, speaking out. in a new op-ed piece. slamming those using the death of his 20-year-old daughter as a flash point in the immigration debate. or to advance racist views. calling that heartless and despicable. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: a plea from a grieving father of mollie tibbetts. rob tibbetts, writing this op-ed in "the des moines register" with his request in bold, "don't distort her death to advance racist views." >> mr.iva,idou moieibtts? >> reporter: officials say the man charged with killing the 20-year-old is an undocumented immigrant from mexico. the case immediately drawn into the center of the national conversation on immigration. >> mollie tibbetts, an incredible young woman, is now permanently separated from her family. a person came in from mexico illegally and killed her. we need the wall. we need our immigration laws changed. >> reporter: tibbetts writing, "please leave us out of your debate." responding to this op-ed in the same paper written by donald trump jr. in which the president's son wri

period of time, you got to know our mollie. >> reporter: mollie's father, rob tibbetts, attended the service, but declined to speak with us. he asked friends to be kind and generous to each other going forward. in other words, be a little like mollie. in piedmont, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> now, the man accused of murdering tibbetts is still waiting to be arraigned. cristhian rivera has claimed memory loss prior to confronting mollie tibbetts. experts say this could set up a defense over mihis mental state. no date has been set for his next court appearances. >>> crews are expected to start repairs at the salesforce transit center in san francisco today. the $2.2 billion transit hub remains closed because of two cracked beams. materials were scheduled to arrive yesterday. now, that transit center is expected to remain closed through next week. fremont street remains closed between mission and howard. buses are still running out of the temporary terminal down the street. >>> in just a few hours, thousands of runners, thousands are going to join the fight against breast cancer. th

but her father insists mollie was nobody's victim. views she believed were profoundly racist. nor is she a pawn in others' debate. the words of a father still in mourning. what do the people there in brooklyn, iowa, have to say? my colleague spent some time there speaking to folks. he found out that according to a small sampling of people there, many folks are largely supportive of an immigrant's role in that community. after all, they hold a very important role when it comes to the farming economy. however, many of them did support, of course, them having legal status and also many of them did support making e-verify a requirement for these employers, which is basically a government system that allows some of these employers to confirm a person's eligibility to work in the country. we know according to investigators in this case, the suspect was not checked out on that e-verify system. >> all right. polo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> we've got so much more straight ahead in the newsroom right after this. >>> i need you to breathe.

. >> la muerte de la joven de iowa molly tÍbets continÚa generando ataques contra la comunidad latina con mensajes de odio. el padre de la vÍctima sigue pidiendo que la muerte de su hija no se utilice con fines polÍticas y activistas pedida a la gobernadora que modere su tono al hablar de la comunidad inmigrante. >> hay controversia y repudio por las llamadas grabadas en iowa con este mensaje incitando a la violencia contra los latinos. mensaje de un minuto y medio que hace alusiÓn al asesinato de la joven molly tÍbet, crimen del que estÁ acusado christian rivera, mexicano indocumentado. la grabaciÓn se atribuye a un grupo de supremacÍa blanca. >> no estÁn hablando de ciudadanÍa o patriotismo. ellos estÁn hablando de racismo y que ellos creen porque son blancos, ellos son superiores que uno. >> en iowa city apareciÓ pintado este graffiti invitando a deportar a todos los indocumentados. acciÓn que denunciaron activistas. joe henry tambiÉn asegurÓ que la muerte de tÍbet ha sido utilizada con fines polÍticos y que la gobernadora republicana. reynolds es parcialmente responsable de la ret

molly, i want to hear from you. how unexpected was jeff flake's moment? does this all stem from the elevator moment or had this been sort of percolateling before then? >> keep in mind there were four republicans on the fence essentially until yesterday after the hearing. jeff flake, bob corker, lisa more cow skirks and susan collins. i haven't seen them being so vocal until this issue. even with the daca debate, there were a lot of protesters but not quite in your face as the anti-kavanaugh folks. number two, jeff flake is ons he way out. he's retiring and not seeking re-election. he did have concerns about this nomination moving forward, and after thursday's hearing he was one of the first to call -- to hear from dr. ford when the allegations came public. after that hearing listening to both dr. ford and to brett kavanaugh, he said, i came away with as many questions as not. so what was more surprising was hearing friday morning when it was announced he was going to vote for the confirmation. in fact, e was listening to some folks. i overheard anti-kavan

and speaking of natural disasters legal journalist molly barrows from the ring of fire network helps us take a look at the odds natural disaster barometer the waffle house and at the southern u.s. iconic restaurant chain plus we'll consider how downloading may change in light of the new european union copyright rules with our friends steve walford will pull through the brim as usual so let's get to it we start with the major headline. european union authorities have opened investigation into tech giant amazon related to how they have treated merchants selling on the amazon. platform margarete festinger the e.u. competition commissioner said the investigation is in its early stages and is seeking details from amazon merchants about the information they provide to amazon as a condition of being on the e-commerce retail platform the issue is super interesting for myriad reasons including the competition commissioner's proactive approach to regulation in the new evolving in the emerging retail tech space and the focus on business which may be disadvantaged as opposed to only and users co

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he says mollie wouldn't want that.year-old's murder has become a political talking point because her suspected killer is an undocumented immigrant from mexico. rob tibbetts wrote in the des moines register do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. he added instead let's turn against racism in all its ugly manifestations, both subtle and overt. let's turn towards each other with the all the compassion we gave mollie. let's listen, not shout. let's build bridges, not walls. let's celebrate our diversity rather than argue our differences. his op-ed saturday came one day after president trump's eldest son had his own op-ed in saturday's newspaper. he wrote the mask is off and the true radical face of the democrats has been exposed. they are seemingly more concerned in protecting their radical open borders agenda than the lives of innocent americans. and for his analysis and perspective i'm joined now by an attorney and immigration analyst as well as a cnn opinion writer. good

mollie tibbetts left a lasting impression with her church community. >> reporter: those who knew mollie tibbetts brought candles to fill it with light, the same light shown by her bright smile. >> the biggest question asked most often is why. >> father early knew the tibbetts family when molly attended corpus christi school before moving to iowa. >> she lived long enough to know how to love. >> tibbetts, a 20-year-old student at the university of iowa went missing last july. her body was found a month later. 24-year-old r 24-year-old rivera has been arrested, an undocumented immigrant. >> in a brief time you got to know our mollie. >> mollie's father did not want to speak to us, but to be kind. >> no date has been set for the next court appearance. he has claimed memory loss, and this could set up a defense over his mental state. >>> south bay residents took a step towards staying healthy by getting their flu shots. people received free flu shots at the valley health center downtown san jose, and health experts are urging people with pre-existing health conditions and seniors to get the

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it is allegedly happening because of the murder of molly tibia bits.oining the city of des moines to fight back. polo sandoval is bus. this is exactly what the family has asked people not to do. >> a sense of nervousness particularly among members of the latino family in around and where molly tibbetts death occurred. city officials there tweeting not in our city along with images of officials there removing racist graffiti over the weekend. also new reports of robo calls from an out of state white supremacist group that called the alleged murder of molly tibia bits, quote, an invader from mexico. president trump has blamed molly tibia bi tibbetts on the immigration laws. word calling the report that the death of this young woman being politicized absurd. they are asking them to be voted out. what does the tibbetts family have to say about this? they are not only mourning the loss of their daughter but have to deal with this. rob tibia bitbetts the father o young woman writing and asking molly not be the victim of anybody in this case. i want to read y

barrows molly you were down there in pretty pensacola florida where only a week ago hurricane gordon was bearing down but thankfully it weakened to a tropical storm we now have the real deal with florence when we look at damage and destruction to people businesses and economies put hurricanes into some proper perspective for us. well high bar yes here in pensacola we are no stranger to hurricanes been through the many times covered many times seen many communities devastated by them and there is some debate as to whether or not a storm the kind of economic impact that it really takes is it something that ultimately benefits communities when they rebuild and it pumps some jobs like construction and those related to rebuilding and repairing but ultimately there are analysts say it's equivalent of giving a community a tax hike or even an economic crisis depending on the severity of the storm so it's not exactly a welcome thing because it takes so long for these people to to recover and that's what we certainly saw in pensacola that's what we've seen in numerous other storms you see a re

h oti little like mollie. in piedmont, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the man accused of murdering mollie tibbetts is still waiting to be arraigned. cristhian rivera has claimed memory loss prior to confronting mollie tibbetts. experts say this could set up a defense over his mental state. no date has been set for his next court appearance. >>> crews are expected to start repairs at the salesforce transit center in san francisco today. the $2.2 billion transit hub remains closed because of two cracked beams. materials were scheduled to arrive yesterday. fremont street remains closed between mission and howard. buss are still running out of the temporary terminal down the street. the transit center is expectd to remain ro nex> tn runners will join the fight against breast cancer. they'll take part in the susan g. komen foundation's rac for the cure. this is a live look from our abc 7 roof camera. the annual 5k run in san francisco starts at 8:30 this morning at embarcadero plaza. so far this year, the race has

andre we aim our mollie.rooklyn, iowa, reeling first from the murder and now from being thrust into the center of a polarizing litical debate. people in i centralowa reportedly receiving racist robocalls likene this given to the iowa starting line. >> if after her life has now been brutally stolenhe to her could be brought back to life for just one moment and ask, what do you think now, mollie tibbetts would say -- >> kill them all. >> a disturbing message mollie's father doesn't want associated with his daughter. ro tibbetts goes on to offer a heartfelt apology to the hispanic community saying to knowingly foment discord beween community is a racist flag. >> terrible story. thank you very much. >> also this morning, a controversy over ryan gosling's upcoming movie "first man." it exploresif the of neil armstrong, but the film is coming underire weeks before its release for a moment from the historic mission that isn't shown. here's joe fryer. >> got the flag up now. you can see the stars and stripes. >> it's

the point here again, it's not specifically mollie tibbetts. >> well, he is talking about mollie tibbettsnd the fact that she is dead at the hands of an illegal alien is a reasonable policy talking point that is a reasonable policy discussion. and even if it doesn't matter, to her father that the killer was here illegally, it matters to a lot of us. to me as a father, it matters a heck of a lot to me because i don't want my daughter killed by an illegal alien who shouldn't be here in the first place, particularly ones who have proved themselves dangerous already and haven't been deported. >> kirsten, does the fact that the man accused of killing her, the fact he is an illegal immigrant or illegal alien, should that be part of this debate? >> no. and this is very similar to the debate that happened around kate steinle, who was tragically killed in california. and this is a tragedy, and tragedies happen. but that doesn't mean that you need to demonize an entire group of people because of a tragedy. and i think if you have the father saying please, out of decency, leave us out of this, then

mollie spent some of her childhood in oakland. (justine) the chp made good on its promise to crack down this labor day weekend. the agency tweeted out since the holiday weekend began at 6:01 friday night, chp officers have made á685á dui arrests. they also said 10 motorists and 2 pedestrians... have lost their lives on the roadways. and just want to remind us to please buckle up, drive sober, obey speed limits, and eliminate distractions behind the wheel. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. warm conditions will continue over the interior areas while cooler temperatures are expected near the coast in the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. dry weather will also prevail with smoke and haze from wildfires across the state impacting portions of the region at times. (jrs) the south (jrs) a roll this weekend. we hear from a famous attendee at crunchy roll this weekend about why he loves coming to these events in the (justine) bringing light to drug addictionwe hear f

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burrows legal journalist with ring of fire network thanks a lot molly. they start. and that's it for this time thanks for joining it catch us at boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. it's hard to imagine. the war a nazi don't it was still active. in the nineteen seventies critelli had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery ashe was a german company going to develop so the demise of the drug it was promoted as completely safe eason jordan bring them sitting. down to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. you know she says is just good. many so they don't mind victims have to this day received no compensation and never apologized for the suffering that.

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florida department of energy and management commissioner here now to explain the legal journalist molly barrows of ring of fire network joining us from beautiful pensacola florida molly thanks for being with us how does this waffle house index actually work. well you know waffle house is good at so many things who knew that they were a model for disaster preparedness of course the twenty four hour chain is often open during natural disasters providing hot meals for people in the community as well as first responders they're also a meeting place for people in the community they can disperse resources as well so they have three color coded indicators red is were closed don't stop by yellow as we're open but we're serving a partial menu and then green is were open it's business as usual full menu and this is helpful for emergency responders and agencies like fema because the quicker business is back in any community affected by this aster that's a good sign that tells them hey the sooner they're bouncing back the sooner the economies are generating flow again people are back to work they'r

a 20-year-old college student, mollie tibbetts was out for a jog. she was apprehended. she went missing and when they were able to find somebody in charge of the murder, that person, christian rivera, ended up being an undocumented immigrant from mexico. he had been working at a nearby farm in brooklyn, iowa. the derry -- a dairy farm out there. they had tried to run a check on this guy to make sure he was available to work in this country. there was back and forth over the process they used and that ended up he had allegedly given a false and an education to get his work there it's. what that case has done is drop attention to the fact that there are half of the people who work in the fields in the u.s. farms and ranches and nurseries are undocumented immigrants. the e-verify program has said the big light on the program, which is a federal system that allows employers to check the immigration status for the worker authorization. databases toinst see if they are legally allowed to work. people are calling for that program to be nationalized. it is only required of fede

molly: "my name is molly and we choose nps." np: "consider an np.sit we choose nps.org to learn more." >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will meet face to face with president trump tomorrow. will he keep his job and continue to oversee the russia investigation? white house officials tell cnn it is a mistake to i a sum ro--e rosenstein will be ousted. you said, and i want to put this up on the screen, if the president fires rod rosenstein for the purpose of protecting himself from the russia investigation, that would represent high crimes and misdemeanor. how would you prove it is for the purposes of protecting himself? could he be firing rod rosenstein becau rosenstein? >> you would be looking at all the evidence. that is our job. and here is the bottom line. the president has day in and day out been looking for a path to fire bob mueller. that has been the end game and he knows that we are reaching a crucial time. bob mueller has gotten something like 12 guilty pleas to various kinds of financial crimes, money laundering, tax evasion. this