your-eye-nal, as they say. what he was about to tell me was like a gift. it would bring me endless joy forever. >> jimmy: to his evil american wife. >> yes. and he said he was at the your-eye-nal and went to spit his gum into said your-eye-nal. do people do that? >> jimmy: sometimes they do that. >> he went to spit the gum, but it got caught on my lip and tumbled down and i followed it with my eyes and almost as if it were in slow motion i saw it bounce off the man standing next to me's penis. [ laughter ] i was just like, yes! it washed over me. oh, my god, this is like a gift, like christmas! thank you! so i was like, what did he do? was he mad? you're in america, i assume you get punched in the face or something. and he said, he apologized. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: wow. were you able to continue with the play? >> no, i didn't care about the play after that. i wanted him to tell the story even slower. ooh, drink it in. >> jimmy: that's good stuff. that's a great story, very, very good. >>

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however three unanswered goals in the second period, wagner, with the breakaway, he converged, and it's a naltting the short end of that little extracurricular activity. in the mean time, check this out, this is to time mvp in the nba, he now shut up for little pickup game. the pickup guys but all who is this guy coming out of the office building. they didn't realize they were dealing with. check this out, a high school football game, this youngster has not seen his big brother in a year. he was serving for the military overseas. goes right out of the game to give his big brother a hug. and then he says get back down on the field. and this is for you frank, nhl goalscoring andre, gets creative behind the net as he watches and slo-mo he picks the puck up and hits it over the goalie's shoulder. i've never seen thatstuff, that sporting life right now. game seven tomorrow on fox 2. >> all right, looking forward to it, and thank you for making ktvu your choice for news . see you later. ll completely quiet so i can focus on my roommate selection. [ scoffs ] how long can picking a nerdy roommate tak

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the key thing is to loootfor an nal crumbling, where they say, wcan't sit by with this.y are at that place, but it is certainly a week that affectedd republicans ow they view this. at this point the vast majority of republicans -- judy: at this point, the vast saying they don'see solidre evidence. mark: that's from those who make public statements. those who don't, don't say that. e silence is speaking volumes, at least chapters. ambassador taylor's testimony was not a smoking gun, it was a smoking armory. it was specific, factual, compelling him and what i found most revealing was michael atkinson, who was the inspector general, michael mckinley, 37 years of service in the state department, amor taylor, ri jovanovich, lau coope fiona hill, no hedge funds, no tech buyouts, ese are people o devoted themselves. ambassador taylor was the witness from hell, he really was, 49 years ofubc service, brought back from retirement at of state, and he could not gory unmentioned that mike pompeo is fighting -- is violating every rule of the united states military. he has totally aban

already well into impeachment territory by elevating his personal political interests above the nation nal interests of the united states. i'm sure that most foreign leaders have an immediate request of why am i talking giu? and she sending the message that the president at a personal level wants this thing, he wants this frsh against his political opponents. i think the quid pro quos are clear. let's not lose sight of the fact that the offense against the constitution and the of of the presidency is the exercise of political power for personal gain and to mortgage the national security interests of the united states in a case that involves our most dedicated enemy and it could erupt in world war three because trump wants to get dirt on one of his political opponents. >> there is a different between amate amateur hour and known wrong doing. the president has insisted this had nothing to do with with holding military aid. apparently he thinks it does when he brings it up twice on september 1st and september 9th. what does that tell you? >> he knows it has everything to do with the issues th

the statute that governs this says no foreign nal national can contribute money or anything of value to a political campaign. they are saying information is the same as money. if that's true, hillary clinton paid a british secret agent to call up his buddies from the kgb in moscow to say do you have any dirt on donald trump. do you think any democrat would be saying we have got to impeach her? if information and a quid pro quo arrangement are the utility, remember barack obama in march of 2016. hey, tell vladimir putin this is my last election and i will have more flexibility after the election on things like missile defense. is asking a foreign lead tore acquiesce during a campaign so you could quote have more flexibility afterward, that's something of value. that was a quid pro quo. do does anybody think democrats would have said impeach barack obama over that? no. don't go anywhere. we'll talk some more with karl coming up. one reporter shut down by the neighbor for asking a couple houston rockets players about it. >> whether we feel differently about speaking out that way in the

. >> i want to go to omar jimenez nals s also in simi valley. >> reporter: we are in sight of the ronaldeagan presidential library. just over this clearing you can see how scorched this earth has been leading up to that library. we were actually just on the other side of that a little bit earlier today. the flames came in so quickly that we along with the fire department had to move. this is along the guardrails of the road leading up to the library, all of them scorched with fire that spills over coming up from the valley below. i want to show you how active this secene is. wind obviously very much a factor. up on this hillside you see all these cre below. crews have walked up in person. that spot that is smoldering was just in flames just a few moments ago. fire personnel up there working at that fire, digging it out as they do, trying to make sure it doesn't get whipped up by some of these very intense winds. this is a fire that just two hours ago we were speaking to ventura county fire department was at about 200 acres. in just those two hours, up to 1300 acres. this is part of why o

sufficient analysis that we have to go back and review more and i just don't see it with the geo tech nal report that i have analyzed over and over, i just don't see where there is room to push on that and as we've zendaya this board several times has said that under these laws that don't protect our communities, this community plan infection, what environmental factors would make this plan out-of-date and so perhaps we have to consider going back and looking at the underlying plan because there are no environmental factors that will make this exemption stale. so, today i'm going to make a motion, i know i'm going to days point several members of the community that i admire deeply. it's not easy for me but i am going to move to adopt item 26 and table item 27 and 28. >> supervisor yee: so there's a motion that's been made. is there a second. >> a second by supervisor fewer. and can we take this same house same call. >> clerk: roll call mr. president. >> supervisor yee: roll call, please. >> clerk: it is the same house. i didn't see supervisor safai so you can do same house same call. >> c

syria and at the same time there have been reports of turkish troops movement and that's not ab norm nal a heavily fortified area. the u.s. still controls the airspace and it would be tough to manage a major turkish operation being conducted with less than agreeing air force in the skies above them this is an absolute death charge to anyone's notion of american leadership here. syrian kurds probably knew this was coming because he tried to do it last year as well and was convinced down from it and they maybe getting close to a syrian regime as a result, a potential ally for them there. but i think anyone looking to see the u.s. as a stabilizing force going forward in a post civil war, that's out of the water. volatile days if not weeks and days ahead. >> aren't the kurds guarding isis prisoners in camps? >> reporter: yeah, this is the really important bit. isis has not been conclusively and finally defeated. there are tens of thousands of their supporters in a guard displacement camp and thousands of them in not so well facilities. they have been struggling to keep that under wraps and d

tax returns and passing voter id laws, a majority of americans also favor making election day holiday,nal randomizing the order in which candidate names appear on the ballot, automatically votetering all citizens to and allowing people convicted of felonies to vote after serving their sentences. >> the former u.s. special representative for north korea holocene will talk about the north

so it would seem to me that we would have much more strength behind our pleas and just not cease nal. >> earlier this week, governor newsom vetoed the lombard street plan saying it would create social equity issues. we heard similar concerns from those who often use east palo alto avenue. >> most of the people around here are very, they're not rich, and i think that would adversely harm them. >> i think the government is trying to make money. that's how it is. you know. >> but at least one resident supports the idea of a toll road. >> as long as it get mese to work faster and gets me home faster, i'm down for it, to be honest. that traffic is terrible. >> reporter: the palo alto city council will re-examine the proposal in december. nbc bay area news. >>> power still has not been restored to a san jose neighborhood, after a police sergeant crashed into a poll, knocking out power to dozens of customers early yesterday morning. the crash happened on west alma avenue near monterey highway. police say the sergeant was driving a marked patrol car when, for unknown reasons, he lost control,

committees will hear from two employees, one of the state department who previously worked council,nalecurity katherine croft, her testimony, which has been obtained by multiple media outlets at this point, will describe that she received multiple calls while working for the national security council from former republican congressman robert livingston, who is now a lobbyist and he was pushing for the removal of the ukraine ambassador. he called her an obama holdover and croft says in her testimony she was unclear and remains unclear who was directing livingston to push for this removal. another employee who worked for u.s. envoy to ukraine, kurt volker is christopher anderson and he will be testifying also. he has been working on ukraine issues for years and he said senior officials at the white house blocked state department officials from releasing a statement that would have condemned russia's action in ukraine in 2008 and describes in his testimony that he will give, -- john bolton and the relationship with rudy giuliani and the voice those two had on ukraine and the impact it has

the justice system i have a unique perspective and voice and there are so many layers to closing juve nal and i would love to look at data to help with the possible solutions. thank you. >> thank you. >> seat 7. 7 gina castro rodriguez. >> i'm reading a statement for gina castro rodriguez. dear board of supervisors, thank you for considering my application to serve on the closed juvenile hall working group. i worked with children, youth and adults in the delinquency dependency and criminal-justice system for 25 years. and i'm a psychologist, professional at the university of san francisco and have a private practice here in san francisco and serving youth and young tempts who have experience inner personal and community violence. i was executive director of youth justice initiative a san francisco non prove h profit housed at serving youth and young for and involved in the justice system and those incarcerated across the state in the department of justice facilities. during that time, i have expanded my expertise and developed programs, policy and resources for young people in the area of

. >> you have a nal trade? >> small caps. and energy the bar's set very low. >> you should've stayed with semis. >> 30, 27, 98. that would be the all time today on the s&p "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everyo hernds what is ahead. amazonian problem. amazon's growth is slowing we're going to talk about the company's cautious forecast for the holiday season means for the stock and for the market and speaking of which, we are looking at new all-time closing highs for the s&p. if we can keep these levels down we're not quite there at the moment we're close. we'll talk about the names that are powering the move. they may surprise you. plus, don't look now but another unprofitable company is going public and facebook is launching an actual news feed but will it gain traction with users? that's all ahead in rapid fire first, dom chu with the numbers. >> like you mentioned, we ar gaining traction in the markets overall because we are above those closing highs record wise for the s&p 500. but remember, if w

the recent incidents of xenophobic file and in cities like johannesburg in south africa where lash nals from other african countries were targeted some of them nigerians are of course has condemned the violence and once again he's expressed what he says is deep regret for the public violence saying that both countries are doing whatever they can to ensure it doesn't happen again we have expressed our work deep regret. of the past few weeks that many present themselves who are turks. to the foreign national. condemnation or or. violence remains very very. we here. who are. great measures. of which are probably. in the future and this is an important relationship that south africa enjoys of nigeria 64 percent of the trade that south africa has with the west africa is attributed to nigeria specifically this is a relationship that it appears both presidents wants to safeguard they've also spoken about some of the root causes of the of the problems that have been seen as just a month ago but also in other years a saying that they need to cooperate in terms of the police and security intellig

the nation nal mall. the gnnats and the astros are taking on game three again. let's go 1-0 today.i have them back. we'll be back with more "meet the press daily." among my guests this sunday will be the president's new national security advisor. "the beat" with ari melberg. >> if the tan suit was controversial for obama, i'm waiting for you to be in a full washington nationals suit. red top to bottom. >> i will say that i'm rooting for you, i had to be reminded that the astros are who you're trying to beat. i trust your judgment. >> all right, brother. >> knock them dead. good luck. thanks to you at home for watching and joining us right now. baseball is very important so i get that, but we have a big show tonight. this is our first show since the block buster news broke that bill bar's justice department is doing what was long asked. that is a criminal investigation

the recent incidents of xenophobic file and in cities like johannesburg in south africa where lash nals from of african countries were targeted some of them nigerians are of course has condemned the violence and once again he's expressed what he says is deep regret for the public violence saying that both countries doing whatever they can to ensure it doesn't happen again we have expressed deep regret at the end of the past few weeks that many presidents of who appear. to the foreign national. condemnation or. violence remains very very. we hear the. measures. of the people. in the future and this is an important relationship that south africa enjoys with nigeria 64 percent of the trade that south africa has with the west africa is attributed to nigeria specifically this is a relationship that it appears both presidents want to safeguard they've also spoken about some of the root causes of the of the problems that have been seen as just a month ago but also in other years a saying that they need to cooperate in terms of the police and security intelligence in both countries to ensure th

affected by heat and smoke, all of those people at lakanal and smoke, all of those people at la ka nalut it should not be stay put, stay put it should not be stay put, it should be the and less policy. unless you are unaffected by heat and fire, get out. it goes back to previous ministers and their advisers. 0rder to previous ministers and their advisers. order 43 letter was sent to the government after the lakanal house fire, telling them that there we re house fire, telling them that there were problems with the stay put policy. i'm going to pause that there, so sorry to interrupt but i have some more quotes here from the london fire brigade commissioner dany london fire brigade commissioner da ny cotto n. london fire brigade commissioner dany cotton. she says this, and i would like to get your reaction if i may. we will never forget the tragedy of that night, 72 lives lost. was just the worst thing ever and london fire brigade is truly sorry. nothing she says will make me accept her apology. there were clear failings. there was a lack of leadership. i actually welcome an investigati

most recently at la ka nal house warnings from history.e. again, people were told to stay put and died. we all compare lakmal house because there was a public enquiry, made recommendations, scotla nd enquiry, made recommendations, scotland listened and scotland implemented those recommendations but we didn't. and had we have done we probably would never have been in this situation we are in today. the public enquiry was vickers report my focus largely on the response of the fire service, questions about cladding of the local authority, early regulations will come next year. some are worried firefighters will be made scapegoats. what have five ministers done ever since black house? in my view absolutely nothing. they have allowed flammable cladding to be put on buildings, they have created that situation, it is completely unfair to target firefighters when the real culprits are corporate interests and politicians. every month the g re nfell tower politicians. every month the grenfell tower there is a silent march. the most poignant moment w

we still need to get the word out even to pharmacies about nal naloxone. here's for bad news. syringe exchange programs are effective in reducing hiv and actually helping people to get into treatment. that's the good news. recently there's a trend for programs to start medications and transition people into recovery. and that's been very successful for places like berlington, vermont. other places are shutting down the programs largely because of misinformation. they're doing it in a way that is very stigmatizing to the people who are using it. and the in one syringe exchange program in charleston, west virginia, there was a study that showed people started sharing si ryme js more and were more likely to get hiv. this is what one of the female participants said, i'm so worried it's unreal. i've been tested four times this year. i know a couple of people that have hiv. i'm afraid i'm going to contract it. and they had no way to get safe needles. and these individuals who are using drugs often want to stop and they're trying to find a pathway to success, keeping them alive and h

minister justin trudeau won a second term overnight after the declaration of results in yesterday's tion naleau faced a close race yestet conservative andrew ed ar following a series of scandals late in his campaign. last month you may recall rudeau apologized after old photos surfaced showing him in blackface and brownface. he takes it up the challenge of he t leading a minority government. mudeau's liberal party will have to forge alignses about other parts to pass the agenda. >>> california's largest utility company is warning about a other pa blackout in the wake of wildfires there. t broke out in the pacific e of ades and burned close to pacificmultimillion-dollar homes. he flames came so close they theyd railings around a house. house.esidents used garden fires to fight the flames. hundreds of people evacuated the ht the flae fire crews gained e crews. another wildfire destroyed at least three homes in san homes ino. two firefighters were hurt there. bernardi it took sveral hours to contain those flames. ose r was cut off to prevent the ffre from spreading, and the tility pg&e says rou

. >> not nal. >> it's in the dictionary, they're right. >> oxford whose what heir doing? >> what's that it is. >> i want a recount. >>> good morning, america. as we join you this wednesday morning a big debate overnight in ohio. the democratic candidates go after the president and their new front-runner. overnight, 12 democrats face off. >> why is it does everyone else on this stage think it is more important to protect billionaires than it is to invest in an entire generation of americans? >> thank you, senator warren. >> elizabeth warren draws attacks as she surges in the polls. >> i want to give a reality check here to elizabeth because no one on this stage wants to protect billionaires. not even the billionaire. >> the candidates clash over health care, guns, abortion rights, take on president trump. >> trump is the most corrupt president in the history of this country. >> and called foul on questis about the president's false attacks against joe biden's son. >> the second issue we cover on this stage is elevating a lie and attacking a statesman. that was so offensive

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president's speech comes on a day the chinese announced what could be called a breakthrough on the nal development and reform commission in china says china ss allow the forced transfer of technology. this goes into effect on january 1st. all of these things have been asked for by the u.s. for the past 19 months or so also the department of agriculture here in the u.s. announced chinese company bought another 264,000 metric tons of soybeans, a big, big purchase. china seemingly trying to show it will follow through with a deal this time around. connell. connell: ask you about your reporting, why did you take the vice president's speech live on china today? for the point of reference he made a speech in october of 2018 which he talked about at the heritage foundation, people here may remember it, i can say, you know this reporting on the trade talks, in china they remember it. that is seen as a point which the night really, put it, i guess simply, got really tough on china, right? so you're saying this time around, they were conscious of that. i think it is interesting you said in the l

the latest from the wall street 55%nal and nbc news, some of participants said congress should take upkraine matter with 31% supporting the impeachment inquiry that speaker pelosi launched last month an additional 24% saying enough evidence exists for lawmakers to remove mr. trump from office. 39% said congress should not hold this inquiry and should allow mr. trump to finish his term as president. another from the washington post and george mason university here in virginia saying, asking the question, do you think congress should or should not have begun impeachment inquiries of the president? do you think the house representative should vote to remove trump from office? for those supporting the inquiry, 58%. 49% of those supporting. 6% opposing the removal of the president. those opposing the inquiry, 38%. more of that from the washington post. from robert, brooklyn, new york, independent line. caller: it is one thing to say if they have inquiry, if you want to challenge the result, they might be able to make a case for it. saying trump's administration should not be questioned or c