lucy morales, nancy ing, chou gogn, jose gosko, teth rostein, mark swonk. darrin travis, alexander rayes, alexander norton, michael evans, benjamin dean and wu ying. (moment of silence). >> we off adopted vision zero across the city and that's the route goal. it elevates the dignity and sanctity of human life and there's no reason to accept human life from traffic. this policy is partnered with our department of public health because every one of these fatalities is treated by the public health system. we work this with a suite of policy tools, we need to treat traffic fatalities with the same regard and i'll use this to centre myself. this is our sooning the trend's page. so this is our current trends and i think we need to back this up. how do we do that? so here we are, and so, in 2017, we had a city-wide low of 20 fatality and last year we had 23 and currently we have 22 recorded traffic fatalities and, you know, our prayer is that that will be the last this year. and we watch these trend and we're very careful and thoughtful about what they mean and ho

ing. >>house speaker nancy pelosi is announced and the formal impeachment and create against president trump merriam webster report says searches for the word impeach have gone up 3600% while. >>only 2 presidents have ever actually been impeached. you go back to andrew johnson and bill clinton, neither of them were convicted by the senate richard nixon whose often brought up when we talk about impeachment he actually resigned from office before the house actually voted to impeach him so there's technicality there. >>all right that's it for now and of course, so we'll continue to monitor what's going on in dc with the whole which is 24 hour streaming news service commercial free go to kron on dot tv to sign up for that. >>all right in the meantime that does it for us here on the kron 4 morning news for jon robin daryn myself we'll see you back here tomorrow morning for friday. friday as you saw in that seven-day forecast we've got a much more comfortable weekend ahead so make plans now to enjoy may be some time outside take a look barbecue one last time before fall really sets good day everyb

of course given california's representation and congressional leadership, we are pl ing a prominent role in this. nancypelosi today accused william barr of going rogue. she yesterday accused the whe house of trying to cover up the presidents alleged abuse. she is all in, and shwas not all in on an impeachment inquiry a ek ago. so give us some insight into her change of heart.>> i think it is personally speaking nancy more tha to impeach donald trump and he has offended her ic politically, ely, and every way in terms of his style and politics and everything, but she isinan rently political person. she understands in order for something as serious as impeachment to go forward, there has to be something that is tangible, understandable, and provable. i think the caucus was really be nervouuse pelosi wants to preserve and grow her majority in the house. there were some new members of congress who just got elected and knocked off republicans and pue le districts. and s worried and they were worried that pursuing impeachmentas, at using it after the mueller report, would not go over well in those districts.

. >> we've seen democrats like adam schiff and nancy pelosi sayisay ing this could be a whole different biden. they want this to go away. anywhere where your credibility, your son's credibility and foreign affairs who said what to whom? that's not a good story. ukraine, vice president biden and his son did nothing wrong in my opinion, they're explaining. when you're explaining, you're not winning. now, i understand from congress member schiff and nancy pelosi's perspective, this could be a glorious new day. it needs to be reiterated on a political sense. democrats have hung their hat on the great unveiling, hike geraldo when he went into hoffa's grave, whoever's it was. let's not do that again. it was bad for geraldo. it didn't work out in the mueller report. it may not work out again. >> to that point, mitt romney -- we should emphasize, not just the democrats who want this. mitt romney wants to get to the bottom of this. he said it's completely unacceptable if you have a president trying to influence a foreign country. he wants to get the facts to come out. are we going to see republi

demands to release a trypsin of the conversation, nancy pelosi issued this statement today to all house members saying if the administration persists in block ing complaint, quote, it will be entering a grave new chapter of lawlessness, unquote. some democrats in congress now say impeachment may be their only option. if the administration refuses to make the contents of that call public. >> i don't know if the whistleblower complaint sh in the president is slishl withholding military aid at the same time he is trying to brow beat a foreign leader indoing something e liss it that is providing dirt during a presidential campaign, that may be the only remedy that's equal to the evil that conduct represents. >> today, the president once again defended the call as perfect and denied trying to pressure the government in gaiting biden's son. >> we had a great conversation. the conversation i had was largely congratulatory. was largely corruption all of the corruption taking place. largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating to the corruption already in the ukraine and ukrai ukraine's got a lot of probl

thank you for come being ing tow and for all of the clapping in what is a major news day in the united states. the whistles are blowing in washington as speaker of the house nancyday announced that the house of representatives will launch a

thank you for come being ing tow and for all of the clapping in what is a major news day in the united states. the whistles are blowing in washington as speaker of the house nancy pelosi today announced that the house of representatives will launch a formal impeach monment inquiry the president of the united states. for months now, pelosi has -- it's not going to get rid of him. she's been very reluctant to do this, but once again, donald trump is doing what he does best. forcing a woman to do something she didn't want to do. at least 173 members of the house now back some type of impeachment. i didn't know there were types of impeachment. like, is there diet impeachment? impeachment code red maybe? but trump would be the third president to face impeachment proceedings, and he's already promising that if he does it will be the biggest and most beautiful impeachment in history, that i can tell you. the reason this is happening now, if you don't know, a whistle-blower, a u.s. intelligence official filed a complaint stemming from a phone call in which trump asked the president of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden's son who had business dealings in ukraine, and o

nancy pelosi, she weighed in on these numbers. she wrote, quote: the august jobs report offers little comfort in an economy faltering under the trump administration's reckless agenda to undermine the health, financial security and well-ingral reserve weighed in while speaking in switzerland, and he says global trade disputes can disrupt the global economy. >> i think it is the case that uncertainty around trade policy is causing some companies to hold back now on investment. and so our obligation is to use our tool to support the economy, and that's what we'll continue to do. >> reporter: the president has repeatedly criticized the federal reserve, including the chairman you just heard from. the president's also calling for the fed to lower interest rates to give the u.s. a boost when it comes to economics, especially on the world stage. eric: mark, thanks so much. and we will have much more reaction from the white house about all this tomorrow. secretary of state mike mike poo will be interviewed by chris wallace on "fox news sunday." the program airs tomorrow at 2 and 7 p.m. here on the fox news channel. you can also check your local fox tv station for that show where you live. arthel: well, a humanitarian crisis in t