mona charges around $200 an hour per session. but she argues her services do make financial sense. >> we wear 20 percent of our closet 80 percent of the time, so that's true for kids. you're saving a lot of mistakes. so yes, it does save money. >> reporter: and she says the confidence the right wardrobe can inspire is priceless. >> reporter: i would imagine that people watching on tv would think why on earth do kids need a stylist. and it's a fair question. >> i say it's -- it's a different world. kids make their own decisions. they're well-informed and they want that same confidence an adult has. and their wardrobe is a stepping stone to that. when you're confident with how you look, everything else becomes so much easier like their posture changes. it's amazing. >> reporter: like for andrew lilly, who went shopping with mona for his first year of college. >> oh, wow. you look really nice. let's give you two different jackets. >> my mom offered it, she suggested it. and i kind of wanted to get a new look, so to say, not quite ro

mona kosar abdi, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to mona. >>> a case of bullying has won a student some love from a major college football team. >> a young boy in florida who is a fan of the university of tennessee made his own u.t. shirt for his school's college colors day, pinning a hand-drawn tennessee logo to an orange t-shirt. classmates teased him but a teacher posted the story online and it went viral. u.t. officials saw the post. they sent the boy u.t. swag and clothes and turned his logo into a t-shirt. >> that is -- >> so cool. >> so cool. a portion of proceeds from every t-shirt sold will go to an anti-bullying foundation. so they made his day and they're going to help a lot of other kids too. >> they sure are and an important lesson there that i'm pretty sure all those students have learned in all of this. >> now they've just got to win a game. >> that's true. maybe this will help. >> even if they lose, jack, it's still sweet. >>> coming up, what one couple did when they found out a bank teller accidentally deposited $120,000 into their account. >>> first drama in the n

elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. yes, president trump is on the defense this morning responding to his latest critic, one of his closest allies, saying the u.s. needs to take decisive action against iran. this morning, a team of investigators from the u.s. military and saudi arabia recovering and examining what one u.s. official says is compelling forensic evidence. that evidence according to the official collected from the debris of nearly a dozen cruise missiles and some 20 drones that targeted and hit the saudi oil facilities. >> they'll take things like flight control services and match them to known iranian pictures of the cruise missiles they build. >> reporter: a senior administration official telling abc news there is enough information showing the weapons were fired from iran. and now secretary of state mike pompeo is scheduled to meet with the saudi prince later today to coordinate a response to this attack. iran has been accused of more attacks than ever since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal

mona kosar abdi, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to mona there. >>> on opposite sides of the countryopposite weather >> puerto rico is on alert for a storm system in the atlantic basin. tropical storm karen may reach puerto rico, and jerry is near bermuda. another system off the western coast of africa is expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow night. >> on the west coast the hot and dry is ripe for brush fires such as this one northeast of los angeles. it trapped some hikers, but they were not injured and later rescued. >>> the trial of a former dallas police officer charged with murdering a man in his own apartment begins today. opening statements are set in the case against amber geiger. geiger claimed she'd mistaken botham john's apartment for her own when she fatally shot him last september. jurors will be asked to decide if geiger is guilty of murder, a lesser charge, or if she committed no crime at all. >>> it is the end of road for travel agency thomas cook after nearly 200 years. the collapse of the agency, which includes an airline, leaves more than 150,000 british vacat

. >> and i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. we begin with breaking news. iran's supreme leader is speaking out after the recent attack on saudi arabia's oil industry. >> he is vowing to cut off all communication with the u.s. it comes as u.s. officials point the finger at iran for the attack on the saudi oil field. abc news has learned about a potentially crucial piece of evidence that's been found. >> meanwhile, the impact will soon be felt at gas stations here in the u.s. abc's trevor ault has all the details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, mona. good morning, kenneth. yeah, the tensions in the gulf are still extremely high. iranian officials saying they were prepared for full-fledged war but the u.s. reaction does seem to be settling at least a little bit. president trump is saying he doesn't want war and there's no rush to respond. after president trump responded the u.s. was locked and loaded following the attack that crippled this massive saudi oil facility, the president now choosing more cautious wording when asked about his messa

kenneth, mona?g news in the showdown over a whistle-blower who was alarmed about a promise president trump allegedly made to a foreign leader. >> sources say the whistle-blower's complaint involves ukraine. house democrats were already investigating a phone call between trump and the new ukrainian president over allegations that trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, was trying to pressure ukraine into helping trump's re-election campaign. >> the acting director of national intelligence has refused to allow the intelligence community inspector general to share the whistle-blower's complaint with congress as required by law. even though it was deemed credible and urgent. >> who do you think that this allegation, this complaint, involves? >> who is in the position to influence an acting director of national intelligence, who's not been on the job very long, to do something completely unprecedented? >> president trump is dismissing the story as fake news. the intelligence chief is set to testify at a public

kenneth, mona?k you. >>> turning to the growing fallout from the massive attack on the saudi oil industry, president trump is now threatening to hit iran with a new round of economic sanctis. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking in much harsher terms after arriving in saudi arabia, calling the attack a quote act of war even as iran threatens to retaliate if targeted, the president is leaving his options open. >> there are many options. and there's the ultimate option, and there are options a lot less than that. and we'll see. we're in a very powerful position. >> when you say the ultimate option -- >> i'm saying the ultimate option meaning go in, war. >> the saudis have released new evidence saying it shows the strike was sponsored by iran. >>> iran is just one of the challenges inherited by president trump's fourth national security adviser. the president selected robert o'brien, the state department's chief hostage negotiator, to replace john bolton who was ousted last week. o'brien is an

mona kosar abdi, nbc news, washington. >> she thinks speaker pelosi will regret it. >> as republicans, republicans certainly look back on their impeachment effort of belinelli regretfully. it ended up hurting us badly in the next election. i think democrats may wish they had not gone down this path. >> now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, what's next? here's abc7 news anchor dion lim with a look at what it actually takes to remove a u.s. president from office. >> reporter: impeachment is a three-step process. starting with what house speaker pelosi did today, announcing the opening of a formal investigation. she has asked six house committees to figure out if there are grounds for impeachment. now, from there, everything is on the table. here is usf law professor bill. >> the whole mueller investigation, anything else, an impeachment inquiry is not limited to one particular topic. >> reporter: from there here's what will happen. the committees have to decide if there are grounds. if there are and if there is evidence of wrongdoing, it then goes to the full house. if there is a

i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton. we begin with the flood disaster in eastern texas where more than 40 inches of rain fell in some areas and it's still raining. >> new images coming in including this dramatic scene. all those cars and trucks abandoned by their owners on this flooded highway near houston. new video shows the floodwaters rising up to the mailboxes in this neighborhood. the governor has declared a disaster in 13 counties. some people have been stranded since early yesterday. >> even guests at this hotel had to escape water pouring into the lobby. abc's elizabeth hur has more on the historic conditions. elizabeth, good morning. od morning to you.th and mona, yes, more than 9 inches of rain has fallen in one day in houston setting a new record there and as you mentioned, in other parts of texas, they're measuring the rainfall not in inches but in feet and it's not over yet. first responders racing to save lives in texas where today more rain could drench areas already underwater. >> these people have been

abc's mona kosar abdi has all the highlights live from houston this morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning to you, will. that's right, as you mentioned the top ten democratic candidates took the stage in the third democratic debate but it quickly turned into a three-person matchup as biden, warren, and sanders went back and forth making themselves early targets. in the third democratic debate, one after another, the top contenders on the stage opened the debate with a common message, their mission to defeat donald trump. >> what unites us up here, the ten of us, is much stronger than what divides us. >> reporter: but the unified front quickly dismantled after the conversation shifted to health care. former vice president joe biden going head to head with senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders over their support for medicare for all. >> of the 160 million people who like their health care now, they can keep it. if they don't like it, they can leave. >> i've actually never met anybody who likes their health insurance company. >> i, who wro

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>> mona, thank you so much.nd president trump's administration has waived environmental regulations again for companies working on the border wall. the department of homeland security is bypassing more than two dozen laws. officials believe this will speed up the wall's construction in southern texas. the rules being waved include the safe drinking water act and the endangered species act. >>> al shabazz militants are taking responsibility for attacks on a u.s. base and an italian military convoy in somalia today. the militants used a car bomb outside mogadishu. no americans were hurt. italian vehicles also outside mogadishu were rocked by a separate explosion. no casualties have been reported. >>> the 12-year-old virginia girl who accused three white classmates of pinning her down and cutting her dreadlocks has now admitted she made the whole thing up. 12-year-old amar'e allen told her parents last week that the boys held her down during recess at her private christian school and forcibly cut her hair, calling

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mona, kick us off. >> this is my first #goodnewstues.ut this first story is already getting me behind this segment and really loving it. it's a touching photo that was shared by a mother in texas. basically her son is in fourth grade. he has autism. and he wanted no part in being in the cafeteria. he got overwhelmed, he grabbed a blanket and decided to lie down by a nearby stage. that woman you see next to him, that is the custodian who saw him and decided that she was also going to lie down next to him, pat his back, and comfort him through this whole situation. and so this mother shared that. and a lot of words of support have been pouring in for that custodian. and honestly my heart is just full right now just watching that and seeing -- >> it's not just the educators, it's the support staff who also play a big role in helping our students in those schools. on this next #goodnewstues sty,us by e my favorite abc stations, abc 15 in phoenix. apparently people send a text message, sometimes it's wrong, you send it to the wrong person, yo

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abc news reporter mona joins us from houston.he was there and now she's gone but i'll ask the question anyway -- there you are! how is this debate different from the other debates we've seen previously? >> reporter: well, first, larry, this debate is only one night where the other two were two separate nights and it's the first that features only ten candidates. that is because in order to qualify for this debate, there was a polling and donor threshold. candidates needed at least 2% in four qualifying polls and also 130,000 unique donors. these are the ten candidates that made that cut. it's also unique because it's the first time we're seeing the top democrat candidates share one stage. >> we've also seen in the previous debates that candidates gang up on the front-runner, and right now that's joe biden. do you expect that to be the case tonight where biden will be targeted by some of the others? >> reporter: well, ahead of the debate we heard from a lot of candidates say they are not looking to attack the other democratic cand

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we begin with abe's mona kosar abdi in washington. >> reporter: a stunning turn by house speaker nancye her move. >> the times have found us today. i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the shift comes as president trump authorized the transcript of his controversial phone conversation with ukraine's president to be released. a call many speculate is part of a still-undisclosed whistle-blower complaint. >> it's really a sad day for our country, actually. i feel very sad about it. >> reporter: the president admitting days before that conversation in which he asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival, joe biden, and his son, he ordered $400 million in military aid to be withheld from ukraine. trump insisting at first he withheld the money because he wanted ukraine to address corruption. a day later he said it was for a different reason. >> i want other countries to put up money. i think it's unfair that we put up the money. then people call me, they said, oh, let it go, and i let it go. but we paid th

let's talk about the mona passage. it's been active. not quite as strong as yesterday or as many earthquakes, another 25 in the last 24 hours, the biggest one was a 5. that was while karen was heading over the country. there will be some thunderstorms in puerto rico. there's still the threat of some mud slides and flash flooding. let's talk about the quick change. look at this. what happened to the 100s? what happened to the 90s? this is tomorrow's forecast. 70s and 80s. friday, 60s and 70s. you say that's not cool enough. then look at saturday, 60s and 70s again. it will be cooler sunday. we'll show you that coming up. one more hot day, frances. >> okay. looking forward to some relief. we have a new crash reported in the dublin interchange area. westbound 580 near 680 involves a big rig. it is blocking a lane. i expect traffic to slow down through dublin. it is already at 32 miles per hour. keeping an eye on the drive time for that stretch, that has been sl slow from tracy into castro valley, 51 minutes. northbound 101 looking good mak

so they're also reminding folks to be aware of just how easily fires can start her first l a so the monae and spoke with cal fire scott mclean little earlier today. >>about how the agency is preparing. people might hear red flag warning i might be first time they don't really know what that term means if you can explain it terms for people who her for that need to understand that they need to do their part to prevent a fire from sparking up because it can spread very fast and. >>these coming days. >>you've got it, thank you very much red flag warnings. it's a weather condition, you're going have predominant winds which making humidity is low, your temperatures are usually elevated. the vegetation even though we had rain recently, it's still very dry. so it does not take anything to start a fire. so the public needs to be aware that they cannot be complacent at this time. september and october historically in the state of california are the worst 2 months for wildfires, you know in the season, especially as you can see the red flag so our stretch in in a large part of the state here in the

i imagine that they hoped to get it back, but it was probably well insured, and unlike the mona lisaday turned out to be a glorious day for the most part across the greater part of england and wales, and fora time greater part of england and wales, and for a time to was sunshine to be had in part of northern ireland and southern and eastern parts of scotland. you did not have to go far north through the day to see the cloud filling the air. across the far north—west it had had been a filthy day. combination of strong wind, a lot of rain associated with this weather front which through the night will tumble its way towards the borders. dragging that bad of weakening rain, a lot of cloud down through the southern half of scotla nd through the southern half of scotland into the north of england and through northern ireland. it is to the north of the weather front that i have concerns into the small hours, because a major low pressure, not 1 hours, because a major low pressure, not1 million mild away from euston side of iceland, but generate 70 mild by will wind, across the northern irel

how much mona saves the school and the city in case of the city park and make the play grounds possible when they might not have been possible. >> so fun all over napa you are say sfwlag the all over napa and the surrounding area almost up to 75. you can't swing a stick. >> i want jim to boss me around. so much fun love it thanks, jim thanks garvin. >> let's take you outside the nbc bay area sky ranger what a beautiful shot over -- beautiful shot of janelle as well. >> you look beautiful, janelle now to the second most beautiful shot chase center in the distance top of the screen is oracle park. so this is it. can we handle it in the giants ay at 6:45 and the dave matthews band at 8:00. that's a lot of people going into mission bay. >> don't blame the weather. there is no excuse. >> weather looks great. >> and you look great too i'll second that. >> way to go, janelle. >> all right. let's get to you the microclimate forecast on this tuesday night. and there is that beautiful blue sky over san francisco. if you are headed to the event at oracle park or chase center, you're going to see t

. >> kenneth and mona, good morning. the tropics remaining very active. got three systems we're watching. we start with tropical depression imelda in the gulf bringing heavy flooding rainfalls to southeast texas. some spots could see up to 18 inches around the houston area. humberto passing north of bermuda later on today bringing heavy rainfall and hurricane-force wind gusts to the east coast of the u.s. this is going to mean rough seas and rip current issues. then in the mid-atlantic, tropical depression 10 likely strengthening into tropical storm jerry as we head through the day. this is going to continue to pass to the west. very warm waters, strengthening further into a hurricane as it passes north of the leeward islands. >>> in the west, residents north of salt lake city are being allowed to return to their homes even though the francis wildfire has grown to 365 acres. officials believe the blaze may have been started by lightning . it smoldered until high winds fanned its flames monday. more than 50 large wildfires are burning in 13 western states.

i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. >> and i'm kenneth moton. >>> we begin with breaking news along the gulf coast. what was tropical storm imelda has spawned at least two tornadoes near houston. >>> and now the big concern is the relentless rain some areas could see, up to two feet. the flash flood threat has also expanded into louisiana. this morning, the remnants of tropical storm imelda spawning at least two tornadoes near houston. pictures overnight from the harris county sheriff show collapsed buildings, shredded branches and sheet metal wrapped around these trees. >> there's a tornado literally right freaking next to me. >> reporter: in baytown ashley mendoza was driving home from her job as a nurse when she spotted a tornado just in front of her. >> no one would believe me if i told them i was right next to a tornado. like so all i could think of was just get a quick video because this is just crazy, and then i realized, you know, it's moving closer, like i need to go. >> reporter: more than half a foot of rain has already fallen in neighborhoods near houston's hobby airport

good morning, mona. no doubt one of the most serious foreign policy challenges president trump has faced. an official tells abc news there's been urgent meetings through the weekend trying to figure out the best course forward here and whether or not to escalate this conflict with iran. this morning, tensions in the gulf rising to their highest level in years following a strike on a saudi oil facility that american leaders are calling unprecedented. senior u.s. officials telling abc news they believe iran is responsible claiming the country launched 20 drones and nearly a dozen cruise missiles in this attack on the world's largest oil processing plant. the president now saying the u.s. is waiting on word from saudi arabia for the next move but retaliation could be imminent tweeting that there is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification. >> just a few days ago, the administration was talking about lifting sanctions and having discussions at the u.n. with

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number of those people make the journey to oxford, and frankly, this left rather like stealing the monaovely to speak to you. thank you very much indeed. his views are completely his own. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @bbcmaryam. goodbye. hello. welcome along. so, latest thoughts on how sunday is going to shape up right across the british isles. quite a variety of weather on offer and then we will take a look at the next few days after that. sunday starting off really very windy again after a wild night across the north and north—east of scotland. some storm—force winds there. weather front producing a fair amount of cloud and some rain for northern ireland, the western and southern parts of scotland in the first part of the day. eventually that rain just moving a little bit further south, getting into the north of england, maybe into the far north—west of wales. thankfully, by this stage, clearer skies getting into scotland and the wind much reduced during the course of the afternoon. very best of the sunshine across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles, temperatures respo

doesn't mean the overall index will move very much because of how everything is weighted in there. >> monar take on this do you agree >> it's interesting to see some of the sick ibcyclicals that ha lagging like we talked about, financials and energy were really not popular trades coming into the quarter and into the year tech on one hand and defensives on the others, like reits, staples, parts of industrials. but what we're seeing today and perhaps over the past week or so is the laggards are really taking hold here whether or not, like i referenced, this is a longer term rotation or something just temporary as positioning is going into the fourth quarter of the year remains to be seen. i think it will be driven by the fundamentals do we get more progress on trade. do we get a base on gdp growth and global growth generally? and do we see some of the consumer resilience continuing >> so you position for more rotation or not? >> i think right now, we continue to maintain our barbell approa approach one hand of that barbell continues to be defensive sectors. it's been a nice comfort as we wer

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