he decries fake news that isn't and disseminates fake news that is.p, russia probe is a witch hunt, noise from wind mills causes cancer. it's endless. and now the sharpy map that hurricanes in alabama. they've been suggesting that whistleblower or their sources got something wrong. he did what he's accused of doing, this time on live television. >> trump hasn't liked that and he brushed it away and made an inaccurate attack on smith's ratings which we're not going to repeat. his own colleagues like tucker carlson attacked him on air. the two were feuding. he had grown uncomfortable with the trump-friendly tone of the network combine would the public insults. the rift inside fox news is about something larger than media. considerer the 20% jump in support for impeachment among republicans. a growing volume in the criticism of trump on some national security issues at the very time he faces this issuest the time trump faces the threat to his presidency. fox has often taken a nothing to see here approach to trump's scandals, but impeachment is a differen

new school has the vision and commitment to serving all students that new school does. i come before you today to speak specifically to two and accuracies that were identified in a curriculum and budget meetings. first and foremost new school cannot serve students with highly specialized needs. it is worth noting that 18% of students with iep's have services extending beyond 50% of the school day which is a typical guideline for youth placing. however, what is of note is that parents of the students have actively chosen new school as a replacement because they wanted this inclusive setting. in addition, what we know is that new schools program has been designed to include a co- teaching model and in line with the state recommendations of the special education task force consider special education not as a placement but as a level of service. in doing so has brought together resources, collaborative partnerships to truly serve students with high needs within the general education setting, without the particular model of the classroom. building on the equity mindset of ne

just enable push notifications. >>> new season, new rather thara new roster. the golden state warriors played their first game at the chase center in san francisco, facing off against the lakers. they suffered a loss but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the bands. ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. they were in charge of getting everyone hyped up. the warriors' new music ensemble. >> we have a halftime situation going to. >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here so we're glad that the team's coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation, i jumped into a pedestrihaente her helping you? >> in a couple of ways. it's expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the arena was packed with warriors fans and some lakers fans as well. >> this is my sister. >> reporter: this group came from fremont. >> i've been raised a laker fan. i guess i can't betray my family. ♪ >>

nightly news is next. see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight, the new subpoena for rudy giuliani what president trump's personal attorney is being ordered to turn over but a house committee. giuliani at the center of the impeachment firestorm. plus a new call revealed the president pressing another world leader t work with the attorney general to investigate the mueller probe. and tonight, the president on the hunt for the identity of the whistle blower whose protected by law >>> also breaking, the american citizen charged with spying for china. the suspect investigators say caught on camera hiding an envelope full of cash in a hotel room the secrets they say he thought he was stealing. >>> the tragic death, a teen taking his own life after his family says he was outed against his will on social media what his loved ones are now demanding. collcoe athletes to get paid to play how it could forever change the game >>> the shocking video, the driver accused of being drunk behind the wheel with a school bu

my government intends to work towards a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. my ministers will work to implement new regimes for fisheries, agriculture and trade seizing the opportunities that arise from leaving the european union. an immigration bill ending free movement will lay the foundation for a fair and modern immigration system. my government remains committed to ensuring that resident european citizen who is have built their lives and contributed so much do the united kingdom have the right to remain. the bill will include measures that reinforce this commitment. s will be taken to provide certainty, stability and new opportunities for the financial services and legal sectors. my government's new economic plan will be underpinned by a responsible fiscal strategy, investing in economic growth while maintaining the sustainability of the public inances. supporting and strengthing the national health service, its workforce and resources, enable it to deliver the highest quality care. new laws will be taken forward to help implement t

don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: you go, laila. got that new inscribed ring. evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you so much for watching and we're going to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> breaking news a wildcard chase spans miles through the california desert. the suspect driving a stolen chp car. >>> what they are trying to give us is not enough to survive. >>> workers on strike tonight for the first time in decades. their frustrations and the county's response. >>> digging deeper into the death of south bay tech ceo. what police say might have motivated his killing. >>> the locker room mishap that forced a one bay area high school football team to forfeit their entire season. >>> i was looking forward to football games. i haven't been able to. people are upset because their friends are in trouble. >>> the federal court ruling that could allow for the nation's first safe injection site. right here in the

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that's good news so far. i have here a message from the ceo of northern california, his statement, we are not seeing an increase in the number of patients in our emergency departments at this time as a result of the fire in the crockett area. he says we are monitoring the situation and our richmond, oakland emergency departments are prepared to care for patients with any injuries associated with the fire or health issues related to air quality. the hospital here will not comment on whether or not they are currently or have earlier today treated patients, but so far the indication is that we're not seeing a big influx of patients coming to the hospitals, at least where we are right now. i wanted to pass that on to you. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the thick black smoke from the fire led to people being told to stay inside their homes in crockett and rodeo. >> spencer. >> as you might imagine there's a great concern about the air quality right now. here is a look at our air quality map. the green indicates goo

>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm brian stelter. we do begin with breaking news. we need a new name for the scandal. the lawyers representing the first intelligence whistle-blowers who came forward with accusations are now confirms they are representing a second whistle-blower. here's a tweet from one of the lawyers say -- my family now represents multiple whistle-blowers in connection to the august 12th disclosure. the lawyers say no further comment at this time, but the information we are hearing is this new whistle-blower does have firsthand knowledge that supports the claims made by the initial whistle-blower. it's a lot to keep up with, but the reports are and the confirmation first reported by abc this morning is that a second whistle-blower is now involved. >>> now, my take on this is this is another sign that the legal whistle-blower process is working. checks and balances are looking. look, i was going to start the show today by bemoaning how dark these days are. a president blowing his top, asking foreign government to find dirt on hits opponents. callin

this morning on "world news now." in ne-f sending flames racing in the state creating a huge challenge for firefighters. thousands of homes and even the reagan presidential library in danger. when the winds are expected to finally die down. >>> impeachment showdown. we're just hours away from the full house voting on the next steps in the impeachment inquiry. it comes the same day a trump official is set to testify, but it's what he'll do after that's sending shock waves. >>> dogs of war. we take you inside the high-tech facility where man's best friend turns into a highly trained elite military k-9 ready to take on missions. >>> for the first time in franchise history, the nationals win the world series. washington is going wild this s. >>> it is not a trick but it sure is a treat. >> congratulations to the washington nationals. >> big congratulations! >> winning the world series. >> yes, we're proud. we wish we were down in d.c. right now. >> they said they had to stay in the fight and they finished that fight overn

for sosm you the news back late the morning news and "cbs this morning."ano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, october 7th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." a second whistle-blower comes forward in the ukraine scandal. different from the first and how lawmakers on both sides are reacting. >>> breaking news in a kansas city manhunt. police arrest a man accused in a bar shooting that left four people dead, but a second suspect is still on the run. >>> plus, murder mystery. a key witness in the amber guyger trial is shot to death in dallas. ♪

check back with us later for cbs news. from new york, i'm norah o'donnell.s ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is thing "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm tom hanson. president trump has been calling on republicans in congress to defend him against the impeachment inquiry gathering steam on capitol hill. and yesterday he got his wish. a hoard of gop congressmen stormed the hearing room trying to stop a top pentagon official from testifying about military aid to ukraine and why it was held up by president trump. after getting kicked out by capital police, they camped out in the hallways, chanting, let us in. president trump, it turns out, knew all about the theatrics before they went down. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> we want to know what's going on. >> reporter: they staged their revolt in the basement of the u.s. capitol. >> we're going in. >> reporter: more than two dozen house republicans stormed a secure area, and refused to leave a scheduled deposition. >> by golly, if they're going to do it, do it in public! >> reporter: one member

rob dawson fox news. >> well big news overnight, the u.s. started to pull troops from turkey border. >> tracee carrasco has details a lot of unrest there tracee. good morning. >> good morning, the white house says it is clearing way for turkish troops to invade syria. the the move comes a president trump and turkey president reach a deal deciding turkey will take all captured isis fighters into custody. president trump says the u.s. will not hold the fight percent calling it a great cost to american taxpayers. u.s. backed syrian force saying turkish invasion could lead to return of isis. >> denuclearization talks between north korea and u.s. seem to have hit another setback this weekend. the u.s. state department said it presented create live ideas during meetings on saturday and ready to continue talks in two weeks but north korea said u.s. needs to take substantial steps towards pyongyang position or diplomacy may come to anened. major job cuts to hsbs and cut 10,000 jobs mostly in europe that move to reduce cost according to the financial

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it is interesting to see this "new york times" piece. john kerry's name mentioned, i don't know if john kerry leaked that to "the new york times" but i think there's a lot of worry about joe biden as a front runner and you are seeing mayor pete move up the polls in iowa. the question is an alternative to elizabeth warren is what the democrats are possibly going to look for. >> shannon: i want to talk about your book, "three days at the brink" i'm not done with it yet. so many untold stories about what could have happened in world war ii and what did end up happening. if >> the allies really could have lost world war ii and we forget that, looking back in history. at this moment november 1943, fdr, churchill, and stalin agreed to meet in tehran of all places, stalin makes the meeting. they get there and eventually agreed to plan world war ii d-day, the biggest battle of the war that ends up changing the course of history. what is in this book are a lot of nuggets that never ended up having before. it bounced back from how fdr gets to that

season, new arena, and new roster. we got our first look at the next era of the golden state warriors. the team played their first game at chase center in san francisco. the warriors faced off against the lake es and they did suffer a loss, but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the fans. ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. in charge of getting everyone hyped up. they blew notes. the warriors new music ensemble. >> can we get a pre-halftime situation going on. ♪ >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here than going to oakland. we're glad that the team is coalking about transportation i jumped into a pedicab, the drivers working more than usual. during what used to be their slow season. >> having the chase center here, how is that helping you? >> it helped us in a couple ways, actually. it expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the are

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new york. tonight, the airlines now issuing waivers for the next 24 hours. rob marciano with the new track and the timing tonight. >>> also developing as we come on the air, the meeting with president trump at the white house a short time ago. democrats walking out, calling it a trump meltdown. the president doubling down all day on his decision in syria. >>> the impeachment showdown, and tonight, all eyes on the u.s. ambassador to the eu, expected to testify tomorrow. and nit, what we have leard. what a former white house adviser said about him in her owtestimon at s thte s a potential nationa risk. >>> the outrage tonight. the librarian who went to a training exercise when the officer working with her accidentally shoots and killing her. he said he did not know it was real ammunition. and what's now happened. the family tonight saying this is not justice. >>> the new images of north korea's kim jong-un and what is the real message here? >>> back here at home, the murder at the home of the act

but it's kind of the new normal now. we're learning out how to deal with it. >> reporter: here in the operations center, traffic is the main issue that they're monitoring. the outages did happen around rush hour. pg&e says that they will start turning power back on tomorrow afternoon, but it still could take several days or a few days for power for everyone to be fully restored. live in santa rosa, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >>> the power outages affecting schools in sonoma county, four schools in the santa rosa city school district released students early today and will be closed tomorrow. those schools are hidden valley elementary, santa rosa accelerated charter, rincon valley middle and area carillo district. five elementary schools are not open tomorrow. whited, bingle why, madrone, sequoia and austin creek. and the geyserville unified school district will close all of its campus. friday is still up in the air depending on how quickly pg&e inspects electrical lines and begins to turn on the electricity once again. >>> l

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huw edwards was dispatched to the belgian capital to present the news at six and news at ten, and thate rise to another objection we've heard several times before on this programme — voiced here in a telephone message from carol kumner. why is it necessary to have them in brussels? with all these video things, they can talk to the people in europe via a link. you've got the lovely katya adler, who's your european correspondent. it's just not necessary to have the london people go over there, wasting money when the bbc‘s constantly saying it can't afford this, it can't do that. well, we also asked bbc news for an explanation for this practice of sending london people over there. they told us... and if we've been down that road before, what about the thorny issue of what our prime minister should be called on air? a couple of weeks ago, we mentioned mrjohnson being referred to as boris on the news at six — and your thoughts about that. here's europe reporter gavin lee speaking on the news channel on thursday afternoon. the music yesterday from the likes of steve baker and the other. brex

that's the good news. live in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> overnight even more people were forced to evacuate now in areas that were ravaged by the deadly tubbs fire in 2017. >> amy hollyfield joins us live in santa rosa with more this morning. good morning. >> good morning. we're at the sonoma county fair grounds where they have a shelter here that the red cross is operating. as more evacuation orders are put in place, more people are coming here shg, as you can see they are to longer accepting animals here. the shelter that is pet friendly is full. it's at capacity. they still have room for people without animals. they have room for about 50 more people, they say they opened many new shelters in the last 24 hours to accommodate the needs. a rode cross worker i spoke to says he thinks they went from 6 shelters to 13 in the last 24 hours. we asked how the evacuees are holding up. >> most of them are very understanding of it. probably unfortunately because they have been through

i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. >> and president trump responded by citing the fox news anchor ratings. >> did you or your administration pressure fox news to get rid of shepard smith? >> i don't know, is he leaving? oh, that's a shame. is he leaving because of bad ratings? if he's leaving i assume he's leaving because he had bad ratings. he had the worst ratings at fox. >> the president echoed that on twitter. posting this, is he leaving due to bad ratings. the daily beast reports that smith decided to part ways with the network because he was sick of being attacked by his prime time colleagues and asked for a way out of his contract. >> and the news of shep smith leaving fox could turn things around for the president's newly soured relationship with the network. the "new york times" is reporting that trump called the ceo of fox news this summer to complain about not being treated fairly by the network according to three people with knowledge of that call. the network tried to appease the president by suggesting he do an interview with brett by aer. trump calling fox news hope

his bike was stolen, more tonight from modesto. >> reporter: it's a new ride, new lock and new sense of cool for 16-year-old isaiah berrios. >> amazing and it's better than the old one. >> reporter: a new bike made possible thanks to the small sacrifices of at least 60 staff members, educators and grace davis high schoolteachers. >> such a negative situation initially and then to just be able to turn it around was the coolest thing. >> reporter: lindsay bryant said her special education student was on his way to school when a stranger harassed him tuesday. >> he had been followed by a home is man from the park through campus and he was panicked and he went to safety, which is our front office staff. >> reporter: bryant said the man took advantage of the teen's vulnerability and stole berrios' bike, his only means of transportation. >> i just felt sick about it. >> reporter: bryant said she was compelled to kick things into gear and asked her co- workers to reach into their hearts and wallets. >> i was like what if we just didn't have starbucks tomorrow and instead chipped in five buc

now on bbc news, monday in parliament.lo there, and welcome to the programme on the day the queen came to westminster for her 65th state opening of parliament. coming up, after the grand ceremonial, it's down to business with a pledge from the government to get brexit done. my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. with no commons majority and an election predicted, borisjohnson‘s plans may have little chance of becoming law, but he defends his ideas on fighting crime, the nhs and the environment. in important respects, this country is the greatest place to live and to be. the greatest place on earth. butjeremy corbyn isn't impressed with what's on offer. the prime minister promised that this queen's speech would dazzle us! 0n closer inspection, mr speaker, it is nothing more than fool's gold. so, after a wet weekend, the state 0pening was always going to be a rather soggy affair, but early morning rain cleared away, so the crowds linin

gareth barlow, bbc news. on that shortly in this programme but now let us go to australia where newspapers have blacked out the front pages as part ofa blacked out the front pages as part of a nationwide campaign for media freedom. they say the government's strict security legislation prevents them from keeping the public properly informed. live now to sydney and our correspondent, phil mercer. take us back to the beginning, what triggered this in the first place? well, these tensions between australia's media and the centre—right government have been rumbling on for many, many months. the triggerfor rumbling on for many, many months. the trigger for today's unprecedented protest was raised by the australian federal police in june of this year on the home of a newspaper journalist. june of this year on the home of a newspaperjournalist. and june of this year on the home of a newspaper journalist. and also june of this year on the home of a newspaperjournalist. and also on the sydney headquarters of the state

whether it's new york johannesburg. spends an inordinate amount of time on the road with communities building political ties and forging political narratives he's trying to bring everyone together you know we might be. british you might be american but we're still indian and have indian heritage. for no one really is proud to say they're from india and there was some sort of you know remote 3rd world country that no one really gave any importance to seeing prime minister nor they go out to different countries just make people feel proud to be injured i think mr moody and his b j p have understood the power of the diaspora very well and they have been able to tap into this power like nobody else has what is different about the current diaspora is that they have the means the internet with no air travel to be able to actually access their motherland very easily which are the whims of indian immigrants would not have been able to do and what the b j p has done is take this idea that india is your motherland and you have go

next and all new, some news that could change your dinner plans tonight. the controversy over a new study that says red meat isn't so bad fo you. why nutritions and health experts are pushing back hard. >> glad toer th hear that. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas depending on where you shop with decorations out for sale. new numbers on how much people will spend on gifts this year. you know what? this will tell me what you're going to get me this year, because you'll give a price range. >> hmm. >> yeah, we'll look into that. >> think about it. i'm just kidding. we're going to have much more -- >> no, you're not. >> -- right after the break. 6:10. >>> right now at 6:13 outside in cupertino how our morning shapes up, we'll have a cool start to the day but later on this morning we are in the upper 50s and reaching 69 degrees today. it's going to be a nice afternoon, get out there and enjoy it. we'll talk about the return of summer in the forecast, in less than five minutes. >> we're looking at the slow drive for the nimitz, this is fremont 880,

i call the fake news corrupt news because fake isn't tough enough, corrupt media in this country and it is the enemy of the people. i tell you what, he should be forced to resign from congress, adam schiff, he is a lowlife, he should be forced to resign. we will be far greater when we don't have a cnns of the world who are corrupt. >> donald trump's meltdown, pushing on fondant accusations from everyone from biden to the was lower. >> we are witnessing a president meltdown. >> the media spend 36 months creating a hurricane of hysteria and rush to the fainting couch is when he comes out fighting. >> they are not just angry with trump or his policies. many of them are angry with america. >> are the media justified in calling trump out of control or is he entitled to be angry with a religiously negative coverage surrounding the impeachment probe? how do they handle his public declaration that ukraine and china should investigate the bidens? pundits unload on mike pompeo, he was on with the leader of ukraine despite what he said on an abc interview but where is the media outrage over ada

fake news. we get no credit. more fake news. >> because it's fake news. rob: they have got the same problem in singapore. country joining the fight against fake news. platforms remove false content or face $700,000 in fines. stop public discussion and hurt journalists. jillian: hillary clinton just ripped a page right of president trump's playbook. >> it's a witch-hunt. and it's a real one. unlike the kind of things that trump, you know, talks about. and it is meant, again, to try to raise the specter, which worked for them about my emails, which were investigated endlessly. jillian: you will remember clinton came under fire for using a private email server when she was secretary of state. an fbi investigation found no wrongdoing but concluded that clinton was reckless. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. a middle school football coach gets a new ride thanks to two students. the boys said they noticed coach skip's car was unreliable. they started to saving up and secretly set up a go fund me. >> be a

>> reporter: for "good morning america," diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> thanks. way." thanks for coming in. >> thank you. [ applause ]>> this is all abou tantrums before they start. >> yes, it is. i try to always enable my parents with the skills that they need because they are always looked at and i try to do it with jess and justin, for an example with having silence come along and being a little boy they'll act so so you want to be prepared as opposed to be in the situation and not be prepared and i can't tell you the number of times she said, thanks, nanny, that really worked because i cut it off at the pass. >> that's good news and audra and william, we just saw them in the piece, they're here in the front row. hey, hey, william. how is it going? >> say hi. >> so tell us how it worked for you. >> it's been going really well. it's definitely been a process of trial and error and figuring out what works for him but the star chart at bedtime has revolutionized our bedtime routine. he's so happy to put the stickers on. that's reward enough for him so it's been r

tonight a new lead. many patients with the mysterious lung illness have mentioned something called dapg videotape. it's a popular brand of illegal vapes. the oil is not tested. there are now more than a thousand cases of lung props connected to videotaping. at least 21 have died, including at least two in california. >> new hope for marijuana businesses now in the hands of the senate. this is a bill called the secure and fair enforcement or safe banking act. the bill would allow banks to work with cannabis businesses without violating federal law. right now marijuana is considered an illegal drug at the federal level. this owner says it puts him in a tough spot when it comes to paying his employees. >> we have over 80 employees. we have to stuff envelopes for cash for 80 something employees every week. >> the bill has passed the house. it's reportedly been shelved, though, for this legislative session. >> mark zuckerberg says facebook is looking for somewhere else to expand. he says housing prices are ou

the new numbers out of new hampshire. and i have never asked you, but i presume you share my caveat and suspicion about national polls. we don't have a national election. >> right. so you put the national poll up there. the race looks different when you look at iowa and new hampshire. new hampshire, there it is right now. bernie sanders. there's two stories i think emerging in this poll. first bernie sanders, about a month ago the news was the heart attack, oldest candidate in the democratic field. and there was the sense his campaign was going to fade out. instead this is a reminder there is a strong core of support there for bernie sanders. i think especially in new hampshire, obviously a next door neighbor state for him, but a state where he got 60% of the vote in 2016. and by the way, joe biden, look at where he is in new hampshire there too. >> i wanted to ask you about joe biden because the biden campaign has been very assiduous in saying to people like you and me and networks like this one pay no attention, pay les

the 16-year-old victim is expected to survive. >>> in medical news a new study is linking the use ofdia to poor sleep among teenagers. the study finds that high users of social media meaning those on it between three and five hours per day are 17% more likely to fall asleep late on a school night than other kids, and 54% of them will wake up late for school. those teens also reported waking up frequently during the night. high social media use has also been linked to anxiety and depression. >>> in sports the washington nationals have taken the first game of the world series. the nats took the lead for good with some clutch hitting in the fifth inning. they held on for a 5-4 win over the astros. game two is tonight in houston. >>> up next in "the pulse," an easy way to get free beer. >>> also ahead, the haunted house that requires you to sign a 40-page waiver. >> no thank you. >>> and the debate over this new olympics logo. what people are seeing in it. ♪ pampers is here to help every parent love the changes a baby brings. [baby cries] pampers is the first and only diaper with air dry

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no new evacuations. listen to what a spokesperson had to say last night. >> we're in a battle rhythm is the best way to put it. the days, the shifts are structured now. we have resources that are assigned to areas, shift over shift, i think firefighters are ready to turn the corner after this wind event and really put some closure and some stability back into the community. >> now, we are waiting now to get the latest update from cal fire. we should get that in about the next hour or so. that will tell us any changes overnight to containment and size of this fire. right now is the critical part of this firefight. firefighters believe if they can get through this wind event that he will get a handle on the fire and increase containment. live at the sonoma county fairgroun fairgrounds, abc7 news. >> there is concern that strong winds could push the fire into lake county. >> that's where amy hollyfield is live this morning. >> good morning. we can see the fire, it's lighting up the night on that hillside. w

. >> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 994 of the trump administration, and just as the president was about to hold his first rally since this impeachment inquiry got under way, a flood of new headlines emerged. tonight "the washington post" on the board. brand-new reporting on the trump/ukraine scandal. "the post" says quote, at least four national security officials were so alarmed by the trump administration's attempts to pressure ukraine for political purposes that they raised concerns with a white house lawyer both before and immediately after president trump's july 25 call with that country's president. they go on, "the nature and timing of the previously undisclosed discussions indicate that officials were delivering warnings through official white house channels earlier than previously understood, including before the call that precipitated a whistle-blower complaint and the impeachment inquiry of the president." that's saying a lot. "the post" is also reporting tonight that michael mckinley, career diplomat, s

coming up right now, more news with my hallie jackson. >> more news indeed, because as we come on the air, a first in the impeachment inquiry, with the hearsay argument undercut today by somebody who was actually on the july phone call at the center of it all. there he is, decorated combat veteran, defying the white house to share what he knows. and already facing unfriendly fire from conservatives questioning his credibility. >> kernel, will you take some questions? >> did the white house try to prevent you from testifying? >> our new reporting on what he's telling lawmakers behind closed doors as we speak, and the early defense from the president's gop allies, just within the past couple of minutes. listen. >> people have said that today is the first time we're going to get to hear from someone who was actually on the phone call. that is just not accurate. we've already heard from president trump and president zelensky and the fundamental facts have never changed. >> it is what could be the most significant day in this impeachment investigation yet as the inquiry enters a new phase.

great news is a great update.ery much because this has been go to place as >>you bet right so you can go to that evacuation center again everybody is going to be out of their homes for who knows how long and that's the question because the winds are really what's going to dictate that looks like we've got more on the way for this weekend, let's get the latest now. >>in the weather center with john street taking a break from the winds today guys which is very welcome but that doesn't mean they're done we are going to see winds returning come tomorrow night. >>taking us all the way through sunday around the corner skies, nice and clear right now winds, nice and calm temperatures a bit cooler for some areas all in all this is a night nice breath of fresh area guess you could say for a lot of areas that experience such heavy winds yesterday as that fire rapidly grew humidity does stay low today, so we still do have very dry conditions and we're still in for another hot one this afternoon winds calm as i mentioned, but

so new ways to escape and leave and leave when they tell you to leave maureen kelly kron 4 news.>and leave when they tell you to leave and of course keep to kron 4 will let you know when you can get back as soon as we hear from cal fire and the other emergency officials and one of the best ways to keep abreast of that information has downloaded the kron on app that's our 24 7 new streaming service, normally there's a fee for but we believe that taken on the pay wall so that you can access it for free download it now for your app store and you'll have all the information as it comes into newsroom at your fingertips we'll be right back. welcome back 8.55 on this wednesday morning conditions outside definitely looking clear than they did yesterday. >>we could think those winds overnight for helping to clear out the air across the bay area you're going to see much improvement in air quality is you are stepping outside temperatures will be right around the same, but with better air quality a better chance to get outside hopefully enjoy the day winds will also com which is the most imp

good night from new york. cheryl: record high for the s&p. your 401-k looking brighter this morning. the dark spot may be google. why investors may not be searching for google's parent. lauren: over $25 million damage, that's how much damage the wildfires raising across calcalifornia has caused. the brand-new warning this morning for those rushing to escape. cheryl: if you thought socialism was bad, now millennials are favoring communism. a new poll that shows who they're willing to throw their support behind, as one democratic contender may be wooing joe biden supporters. lauren:s and why you may soon say good-bye to your binge-watching days. oh, no. it is tuesday, october 29th and "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ the city never sleeps tonight. ♪ it's time to begin, isn't it. ♪ i get a little bit sick of the day. ♪ i'll admit i'm just the same as i was. ♪ now, don't you understand. lauren: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning to you at home. thanks for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's

the new tool the company just launched. >> and a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchangestarting down. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> this video is so scary. a man knocked to the ground when he's hit by lightning. he survives and is talking about his ordeal. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> that's no joke. we tell you the 3030 rule. if you see lightning and you can hear it before 30 seconds, stay inside at least 30 minutes after you see the last bolt of lightning. boy. hope he's doing okay. 59 in the final. 60 to 63 across the rest of san francisco. we're all over the map from 50 in petaluma and fairfield to 53 at palo alto. santa clara at 52. pleasanton, 53. here's the sunrise from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. got your camera ready? when you're driving, keep an eye on the road, not on the conledi our sky. anthze iorning, a bit warmer ou 're out on the bay. the peninsula, 57 this morning. mid 70s by noon. low to mid 80s from 1:00 to 5:00. warm again there. in the south bay, starting

lauren.lauren: breaking news.rtedly has a new leader, after th a death carried out by u.s. forces. cheryl: he was killed in syria. trey yingsts is in jerusalem with the details. >> reporter: the leader of the islamic state is dead, president trump you announced in washington. he was killed in a raid that took place in northwestern syria. u.s. service members were involved in the raid eight helicopters were used. he detonated a suicide vest inside a compound as the raid unfolded. mission was described as an extremely dangerous one since rebel forces in the area have surface to air missile as well as rpgs. president trump said no u.s. service members were injured or killed as he ran away from the special operations group, trying to escape. >> baghdady was vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying. >> reporter: u.s. officials say only russia was given advanced notice of the operation on a deconsistendeconflictingsconfliy control this part of syria. reports indicate

in new york, abc news. >> well, that got ugly. a crowd of trump protesters and supporters clashed on the santa monica pier. the two groups taunted each other for about ten minutes before somebody sprayed bear repellant. that's similar to pepper spray. police arrested that man. he could face charges that include violating the terms of his parole from a previous charge. a second trump supporter may have also sprayed the crowd but has not yet been identified. no protesters were seriously hurt. >>> happening today, the trump administration is taking the first official step to start collecting dna samples from migrants. according to the associated press the justice department will post an amended regulation today collecting all dna for migrants who cross the border illegally and are detained. it's unclear if asylum seeks who come through official crossings will be exempt. >>> in the south bay police are trying to identify three people who may be behind several package thrifts in milpitas. look at these photos from home security cameras

ray bogan, ktvu fox2 news. >>> facebook announced new measures to stop election interference and saidare increasing transparency to release information to combat inauthentic behavior. they are making it easier to understand political ads and added a new candidate tracker so people can see how much the candidates have spent on the ads and they've launched new efforts to prevent the spread of viral information. it's been rated false or partly false and then we'll have a label so people can decide for themselves which will read, trust and share. >>> julian assange is back in photographer chasing down the white truck assange was in as it pulled up to london. the 48-year-old australian national and his lawyers tried to convince the court he needs more time judge denied the request and he is accused of scheming with former intelligence analyst, chelsea manning, to break in the bases. u.s. officials want to prosecute him under the espionage act. >>> the justice department will publish an amended regulation requiring a collection of dna for most asylum-seekers and other migrants detained by i

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>>festival goers seem to know the drill with the new changes, those fences are new what's not new the event, it's still free. >>now the lawn chairs and blanket. i do enjoy the hardly strictly bluegrass music festival. it's just great so far and we saw the water boys and and we saw mission express and now the live were just like having a great time concert goers may notice changes this year for the first time in almost 2 decades, fence lines around the venue and people can get like it i you know it might a little harder to get in, but it makes it feel really safe. organizers say mass shootings factored into the security planning for this year's event another change coolers are no longer allowed instead we just got a couple clear backpacks and you know. >>wasn't too hard to do that invested i think we're back and so we was on mind a little bit but it has been too strict the hardly strictly festival with him. michael williams has been coming to the concert for years, but that security was not on his mind i feel safe here. >>in the years i feel safe here today, i'm not too worried. >>work

the essence of our new proposal is a new protocol on our land in northern ireland consisting of 5 delegates. in the 1st place all our actions are based on our shared determination to sustain the belfast good friday agreement the fundamental basis of governance in northern ireland the protection of which is the highest priority of all and from this follows the 2nd principle namely that we shall of course up hope all the long standing areas of cooperation between the u.k. and our friends in aa and including the rights of all those living in northern ireland and north south corp the common travel area which predates both the good friday agreement and the european union itself. 3rd we proposed the potential creation of a regulatory zone on the island of ireland covering all goods including agra food for as long as it exists this zone would eliminate all regulatory checks for trade in goods between arland and northern ireland but full unlike the so-called backstop such a regulatory zone would be sustained with the consent of the people of northern ireland as expressed through the assembly and ex