peck, what about -- how was it for you getting to the patients?o to in order to help those in need? >> at first, the water was so high that the entire community was flooded in. the only way around was by boat or by military vehicle. my uncle actually has a fleet of military vehicles and he was transported nurses and physicians back and forth to the hospital by boat and military vehicles. we were having to do a lot of telemedicine to those traps inside of their home. people needing dialysis and cancer treatment and life- saving insulin and things like that we were able to do by boat and helicopter. >> i was listening to someone reflecting on the anniversary of katrina. they talked about the fact that there were -- this time around for harvey, there were mass evacuations of hospitals. huge efforts being taken to prevent disaster from happening that happened in new orleans. that did not happen in new orleans. is that a proactive approach, something that houston did or might consider for next time? >> well, houston experienced a tropical storm allison

like peck the green square. and it can peck. anyway, the chickens have diarrhea. that chicken has horrible diarrhea and can't do it. >> so, we'll get that in. what was it? oh, god. we got to talk to the woman who invented spanks. >> she is a millionaire. i'm going to marry her. >> so now there are arm spanks. we have to talk about this, people are excited. some people wondering why. >> what's to know? you put it on your arms. never ending pasta bowl is back at olive garden. starting at $9.99. come in for over 100 combinations of pastas, sauces and toppings. with everyone's favorite, chicken alfredo. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. only for a limited time, at olive garden. >> i don't know to congratulate there woman or not. she is the founder of spanks. we all know what that is. sarah, welcome to philadelphia. founder and ceo of spanks. >> high! >> we'll introduce your friends in just a second. >> morning. >> so, i would guess, i hate to bring up money because that's krass, but is this company worth like billions of dollars? >> you have to start there? >> yes

here's the pecking order just in case we're not clear.ry, then there's a deputy secretary, then a series of under secretaries, then there are a series of assistant secretaries and then there are deputy assistant secretaries. so that is how badly staffed hhs is. that a deputy assistant secretary is now the acting secretary of getting rid of ev, don't have an infrastructure let alone connections to congress. >> jen make as great point and something i thought of as i've watched the response to hurricane maria. that sometimes you learn that there's a price to be paid when you don't prioritize the recruitment of experienced people to staff these agencies. and the white house staffers have almost become household names. they really sort of mimic in realtime the characters on his reality show. you're fire hired, you're fired. but it's serious work at the agencies and can you react to jen's point, how low down the pecking order he has to go just for an hhs secretary. >> it's stunning if you understand the pecking order how far down we see this re

but he is lower in the royal pecking order than sultan, so he is more vulnerable.iyadh, sultan was moved from house arrest to a high—security prison. his health deteriorated badly. fearing the possible consequences of his death, the family eventually allowed him to seek medical treatment in boston. what he did next must have horrified the saudis. he confided in me the details of the abduction that he described, that had occurred injune of 2003, in geneva. the details of which formed the basis of, eventually, a criminal complaint. in november 2014, sultan accused prince abdulaziz and sheikh saleh al—sheikh of being responsible for his kidnapping. he gave testimony. clyde bergstresser was present. he said swiss authorities have done little in the case. nothing was done to pursue what occurred at that airport — who were the pilots, what were the flight plans, when these planes from saudi arabia arrived. this abduction occurred on swiss soil, and one would think that there would be an interest in finding out how that occurred. for the first time, a senior saudi royal w

> this dj emily and they're meeting for the very first time and the video starts off with a little peck. >> maybe it's because they look kind of similar. he just thought it's like the mirror. he likes to check himself out in the mirror all the time. i'm going to give that one a kiss. >> because she's a pretty blond he's like ooh she's nice. >> she is really cute. >> evelyn's a cutie pie and she discovered something. >> don't eat that. no. yucky. >> too late, she's probably already been eating it. >> mom says her cheerios kind of look like the dog food. don't worry, mom took the food out of evelyn's mouth as soon as she spotted her eating it. >> she was like bad girl, you stay right there. >> stay and think about what you did. >>> now this little guy i feel for him. that's dad. he's got carrot fingers. >> like a vegetarian freddie krueger. >> pretty much. >> the poor little guy comes walking down the hall and look at his face he's terrified. he's never going to eat carrots again. >> he hates vegetables. he's like no vegetables! wait until you see his reaction to broccoli. >>> it's an l.a

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he wasn't gregory peck, where there was always a woman in love with him. he wasn't rock hudson. he was this uniquely action-oriented figure. as he got older and work became less frequent, in the '80s, he was approached by the nra. now, the nra in the early to mid-'80s was almost bankrupt. they had really no following. they were followed in those long-gone days as a walk co -- walk co group as opposed to today. i don't not today. they were kind of john birchers with weapons. they were looking for a face, someone who could represent the nra and make them all plausible, more acceptable, and easier to align with. they approached heston, who was essentially out of work, and they said, look, we'd like you to come to this -- we're having a big affair, an outdoor kind of ranch festival, and you can be the star. so he did it. cowboy hat, the whole thing. and the audience went crazy seeing moses leading them out of the wilderness. it all walked. so a fellow named tony makris was the head of the p.r. organization at the nra had hired to find somebody. he then made a deal with heston. he sa

it's pecking us in the pocketbook in more than one way. >> it has been. and our crazy weather here. we've had very little rain this month of september so the fire danger is up a little bit. but we do have some changes coming now and the changes involve cooling things down a little bit. one wonderful benefit of the cool down is the energy in atmosphere loft helps to push these tr that is going to be wonderful and hurricane maria a category one already heading out to see as is category lee, which today was a three. so we love what egg i is sending out. he says happy fall y'all and his little pooch here has an ear of koorn in his mouth. we were saying is that a banana or an ear of corn. >> egg i saitd i'm going to remember this weather fondly the first time i have to fire up my snowblower. a blustery breeze is going to develop out of the northwest gust continuing 25, even 30 miles an hour. bwi930 and it brings in the actual feel of fall. 72-degrees tomorrow morning, still a little bit on the warm side. tonight is mild by the noon hour i think you'll notice it. the breeze will be breezy

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cruise ships bringing people to puerto rico, tropical paradise struggling to peck up pieces. >> reporter: extra service members taking part in giant relief effort. white house tells nbc news its president is looking into possibility of making a trip here when it won't imperil the relief efforts. >> we're keeping close eye on hurricane jose in the tropics. expected to drift southeast for 24 hours before looping back to the atlantic. forecasters say the east coast and bahamas should avoid landfall but could be affected by high surf. and program note. tune in tonight for hand in hand benefit for hurricane relief. all-star lineup at 8:00/7:00 central on nbc. >>> another big story is massive security breach for equifax. company whose mission is determining whether you're responsible with your finances, with nearly half the population affected and outrage growing, congress is promising hearings and others lawsuits. >> reporter: tonight nbc news counts nearly 50 lawsuits already filed over the historic data breach, including a multibillion dollar class action suit. plaintiff says criminals have

of the population of puerto rico left in despair. 70,000 people are being evacuated because of the peck pictures here. a threat of deadly flash floods. >> the dam could fail any day now. san juan people were walting if hours because of gas and water shortage. most of the island is in the dark because of a battered electrical grid. and could take months to get the power back on. >> a lot to talk about. warriors are expected to start the day of the first practice. with a team meeting to visit the white house. the president of the united states nixed that. not so welcoming early morning message the president sent curry. what spurred the 49ers to come out against the president as well. next in sports. donald trump )s ire as he >>> the warriors are the latest target of president donald trumps ire. he rescinded an invitation to host golden state at the white house to celebrate the championship. yesterday at the warrior fers media session. curry said he didn't wish to go, but would decide with his team. 5:45 this morning the president took away the option. tweeting. the warriors leased the fol

choosing is underway in order as it sounds to talk about who might be succeeding or not lower down the pecking order let's not forget this is your most powerful economy your in the e.u.'s biggest nation let's go live to outside the right building now the election team is there and neil harvey. very good morning to you colleen great job to come over to as i think the political metaphors are absolutely everywhere here this morning if you can see this just behind me but it's very very overcast and misty a very very deep mist and it's just starting to rise now and that's so out of that i would say has been a political nobody could quite see over the last few months the future of the country politically they're not quite sure the certainly not going to be an outright majority win and that's going to mean a coalition no one quite see which coalition going to get so many possible combinations of charlotte do basically just explained but that is just starting to lift now we're going to find out in what probably ten hours the first exit polls will suggest where exactly germany is heading also if we can

fitz, we appreciate your per peck receive there, too.nd september 11. 2001 was second day on job here at "fox5". i was pull into the parking lot and listening to the radio as the plane hit the pentagon and i remember running in and news director saying your week of learning the ropes here is over. >> get in the car and go to the pentagon. >> i was doing radio back then not far away from sh shankshankville where the plane went down united 93. we were on our way in there and turned around and went back to the city and airport what was going on there. and you know, it strikes close to home for here in d.c. and you would not think the middle of rural pennsylvania yet there it was. >> there it was. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why w

i hope no one would be phoned if i had the flag there taking a peck sure? what do you think of what the assembly is say mooing are you okay with the social media posts? think freedom of expression could be respected. if he is not making any remarks. >> they will take away everyone's freedom of expression. i is no longer america, to be quite honest. >> on the bandwagon on this. what do you say? offensive, stupid, valid lawsuit ho i think more than anything else. it is stupid. while i certainly respect anyone's rights to ready start lawsuit, they are the victim of criminal harassment or anything like that. well, i really think that what the assemblyman is ex peering now is called consequence for one's action. when one says things if the person is a public official there are consequences for all the talk about how everyone else is. perhaps he should consider toughing up. all right t. thank you, guys. >> all right. here is a look at the headlines we are chasing tonight. >> a student was killed and a suspect in custody after a shooting at high school in eastern

some like a little, little, little peck. trust me. listen, one person, i'm married, so whatever.all. hey listen, chilly was in town, you all like sheila e? she played the west philly's neighborhood to neighborhood festival. we had a chance to catch up with her, it is today's q minute drill. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yo, sheila e is here. >> ♪ >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> i came to look you in your eyes, you make hearts melt. >> oh, thank you. >> ya. who are you listening to, like some of the new artists that you used to look at, man, okay. they're doing their thing? >> i love bruno mars, ya, he's pretty awesome, musician, great songwriter and good entertainer, so overall package, i love looking at that artists that are up and coming that's why we're always trying to promote kids to pick up an instrument and play. >> has there been one artist that you've met or they met you when you -- they were younger and you inspired them? >> bruno, there are a lot, ya. it makes me feel old, but it is a good thing. >> no, no, no. >> look, i'm going to be zero six this year. i'm a blessing, i'm stil

the river is not pecked to crest until midweek.door telling thousands to evacuate even those homes are not in danger are being told they could be cut off until the water level drops and storm runoff. >> after deploying this to the u.s. vir gn in lass virginia task force 1 is back in puerto rico tonight. the search and rescue team is helping with recover friday hurricane irma and preparing for raval of hurricane maria later this week. josh has been keeping his eye on three storms on maria, jose and lee. >> lee is busy, likely going to fizzle out, now, down a tropical depression but between marie why and jose. we have a busy next two weeks probably keeping a close eye on the storms. let's start off with quiet view around d.c. things have been nice for thus weekend. aside from just a few isolated showers, really a great last weekend of summer. physical positionally starts for us on friday. son joy while it may be a little bit above average. 80 for you still reported there from arlington this evening. as we go throughout the rest theme

president trump is expectations peck today announce tomorrow that he will eliminate that program known as daca. many people called on president trump to keep the immigration program in place. >> kelly wright reports on how the president may leave that decision up to congress. >> we are all dreamers. >> a mix of people born in america and beyond our boarders showing support for doacca. it offers some legal protection for immigrants brought to united states as children. it allows them to work and it is now ton chopping block. >> if it does get terminated, i can't imagine how my life is going to be. >> president trump is expected to formally announce on tuesday whether he will end the obama era program, throwing the status of some 800,000 people in limbo. however, sources say that the president will scrap dacca and begin the roll back in six months, giving a chance to keep dreamer protections in place, if law makechoose to do so. then, candidate trump vowed to read the 2016 campaign to terminate the immigrant program but has waiverred since taking office. >> we love the dreamers. we love

you can see a slight amount of volume pecking up not enough to cause slow downs and as you get to the beltway inner and outer loop college park at speed. that's pleasant. 270 looking good frederick to montgomery county on the southbound side. and here's a look at 66 right now. we're not seeing any problems right now. both directions through mannasas centerville and fairfax at speed now. 95 northbound through stafford waking up to quiet ride and as we take a look in southeast. pennsylvania avenue, minnesota avenue, traffic is light and moving very smoothly. i'll let you know of any cr crashes or delays on this terrible traffic tuesday. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter and we'll he keep you well wisdom and maureen. >> be able to walk past security and say good-bye to loved ones at the terminal gates. >> sping not for new james bond movie has been sgleekd as we head toe break a live look across the d.c. region, time 4:37, temperature 71. back un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of “mmm fresh” in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour

and the first thing you need is everyone be safe and survive this and we could peck up the financial pieces afterwards, but this, it sounds to me like there will be a lot of financial pieces. this will be a very expensive storm and for a lot of home owners there could be a case of sticker shock getting there, their homes back up to snuff here. is florida ready for that? are these residents ready for that? >> i think they've already-- with katrina or houston-- i don't want to characterize 4, it's not houston or katrina. there are people who own houses outright that are worth million dollars, they're self-insured. you don't have to have flood insurance if you don't have a mortgage. you don't have to evacuate, a lot of people own a lot of property and don't insure it and it's too cheap and that's why the flood insurance. neil: does it cover what they thought it would. >> and so i expect, as i said, most people have insurance and have loans on their houses, i expect higher than 50% coverage. and katrina, definitely more, about a quarter, 25%. and a lot of the losses are people taking the

still not expected to make a landfall, still pecked to kind of spin out there. this is a pretty healthy shower moving across the bay. these are all moving from north to south just as we see our circulation with the hurricane off the coast. so you're just missing out on that in california and saint mare's county. i in terms of winds we've seen much worse at the beaches. you're getting just again a gust to 26 at ocean city , you get up toward is lip is 269 and toward in an 26. we'll keep an eye on the wind gusts. hopefully not too much damage and landfall not expected with jose. we're still at 82-degrees in the district. many places will stay comfortable with the evening hours and showers confined to the bay or east. 7:00 temperature locally by 78, by 11:00, 74 as jose continues to push farther north as it gips yet another loop the rain is generally out of our area tomorrow, will be dry, will be sunny, high pressure is going to build in and yes we're going to be a little bit warm. we're about 10-degrees warmer than average which is 78 degrees. we're going to be 87

al-qaeda spies here in the u.s., and he was studying and we believe he wanted to blow up the fort peckdam which would've ruined hundreds of thousands of acres. i think the book was actually wrong by saying just thousands of acres. it's hundreds of thousands of farmland, acres of farmland that would've been ruined if that would've been destroyed. right before 9/11 on the ninth with the tenth of september his house blew up on his property. he went on the run. federal agents pick him on the 19th of september, and they put him in custody, and from there he kind of went through the system and they charged him filed on march 28, the same day the captured the abu zubaydah that's in guantÁnamo, which is coincidence and very suspicious at the same time. and then he disappears. we have looked all over. i credit this could look all 400 he disappears until 2004 when somebody sees him, somebody i interviewed in the middle east named a mood, i'm only going to give his first name, he saw them in a prison in jordan, this abu zubaydah who was here. but before i get a second interview in, three weeks be

i think kings men like to dress, they like to dress i am peck bridge, have really beautiful martini. and also like denim, wearing cowboy boots and burbon. so i think like minded but very, very different, in how they see the world. >> there are a lot of action scenes and over the top stunt in the movie, director matthew vaughn back calling the shots and returning to the young, out to stop those bad guys. >> in the first film this heightened world that we discover, you know, we experience it with, that was part of the magic of the first film in this movie i think after you recognize what the audience would crave as similar experience every having new world to unfold before us. >> i'm kevin frazier, entertainment tonight. >> so maybe some good movies, but i have no plans to go to the move thinks weekend. >> movie these remembers struggling these days. between netflix, everything else. >> the weather won't help it much. >> no. >> i think people will make the excuse while they've got it here to get outside. why wouldn't you? >> dance in the street, party. >> okay then. >> party. >> walkin

yeah, anyone else pecking now? hello and welcome to the week in tech.ersion of their operating system — cunningly titled ius ii. google announced an £800 million deal with smartphone maker, htc, and transport for london said they will not renew the licence for ride—hailing company, uber, when it expires at the end of september. tfl said the company was not fit or proper to hold a license. uber said it will appeal the decision. it was also the week that prime minister theresa may called for technology companies to go further and faster in removing extremist content from the web, the prime minister also called for social networks and search engines to find ways to take down terrorist materials within two hours of publication. and history was made this week as an electric vehicle broke a world record, by travelling more than 1000 miles on a single charge. the 40—foot long test bus travelled 1102 miles on a testing ground, in indiana. the company has not revealed how fast it was going, though, saying only that it travelled slow and steady. and a while a go

the pecking order is that when you get to delta or united you start with a smaller aircraft that mightcdonnell douglas 88's or a boeing 770 or an embry aerojet. these tend to do smaller, short-haul routes. it is a hectic schedule, you fly four or five times a day. the more desirable jobs are the long-haul, 747, triple seven captains flying. you know, maybe they do one flight a day, going to asia or europe. much less hectic schedule, it tends to be obviously, with long-haul flights, you get a nice layover in europe or china or whatever. those tended to be the most desirable jobs of the airline. oliver: one of the less desirable jobs, you mentioned the mcdonnell-douglas 88, the mad dog. the particular vehicle you are focusing on for this job. tell us about what makes his vehicle unique and how they are having trouble finding pilots for this particular airplane? >> sure, the md-88 is the oldest aircraft still in operation at the major for airlines. there may be other aircraft that are slightly older at smaller airlines and such but at delta, united, southwest, and american, the md-88 is t

peck tew blood line.a noble heroic lineage, tied to the ancestral rulers, ancient, legendary kings of the korean peninsula. their tombs are national landmarks. visited by droves of north korean citizens. but the ultimate journey is to the mountain itself. still hours away on bumpy dirt roads. we've never been this far inside rural north korea. >> can we take pictures? no? >> we catch only fleeting glances of the groups marching by. quick peeks at the living conditions in these deep rural areas. we're allowed to stop just for a few minutes in a tiny farming village. the children on their way home from school are amused. it's quite possible they've never seen anyone who looks like me. >> we're looking at them and they're looking at us as well. every time i try to take a picture of those girls, they run away. we eventually make it to this sleepy town. the center piece, yet another monument to the late kill il-sun. we're led to a vacant building where he led a surprise attack. china is five miles that way up

state propaganda glor fies the kim family for the peck tu blood line tied to the and says trawl rulereninsula. their tombs are national landmarks visited by droves of north korean citizens. but the ultimate journey is to the mountain itself, still hours away on bumpy dirt roads. we've never been this far inside rural north korea. can we take pictures? no? no. we catch only fleeting glances of the groups marching by. quick peeks at the living conditions in these deep rural areas. we're allowed to stop just for a few minutes in a tiny farming village. the children on their way home from school are amused. it's possible they've never seen anyone who looks like me. >> we're looking at them but they're looking at us as well. every time i try to take a picture of those girls, they run away. we eventually make it to this sleepy town. the town center piece yet another monument to the late president kim ill sun. we're shown a bullet riddled building where he led a surprise attack against the japan. this is a typical village. this is a simple life out here. you don't see shiny buildings, new co

i'm glad they are not pecking out our windows and trying to kill us. they are pretty chill other than the poop and the noise. >> otherwise ethan says he is glad the birds are gone. in brent wood. >>> we are headed for a cool down this weekend, right? >> we are going to level off with the temperatures. we cooled down today and we are going to stay there for the weekend. so cooler than it has been. take a look at the temperatures outside today. it didn't even make it to 80 degrees in san raphael. redwood city, 78. hayward chilly, 69 degrees. we're just about wrapped up with our dry season. look at the disparity, may through october, we only averaged 2 inches of rainfall. we get 90% of our rainfall in one half of the year. that 10% part is just about finished. there are some rain showers moving through the north sierra. we are seeing a pattern change. cooler weather moving in because this low pressure area is moving into the northwest. we have a west to east wind. the on shore wind is back and it's stronger today and able to breach the east bay hills and

. >> neil: aaron peck pike puerto rico is getting hurt. rigging read pull us it could take not only months, years, but days to get back to normal. the governor the governors here. e insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> neil: we are following the developments on tax cuts, the details which are delayed, but don't rework of health care, that seems to be imploding. mitch mcconnell with republican leaders, the senate leader, would not going to bring it up for a vote. that man has something to do with the fact that the vote not be there. john mccain his or her to come out against it, rand paul cannot be moved forward. we're told ted cruz is a likely no vote. him say that himself. he has telegraphed that mike lee of utah will be a likely no. those are more boats than you need to kill it in the senate. mitch mcconnell mutts be reading th

we are pecks ekting the remnants of irma to get here eventually. we're watching it in florida.s 60 miles north of tampa now. that's where the center is. eventually some of that rain will be here. it's a category 1 barely. it's holding on to the hurricane strength. it will be moving into northern alabama. parts of tennessee and then we'll see the remnants here on shore flow in tampa. it's pushing the water back into tampa bay. there you see the eye to the wave heights of the on shore wind over ten feet. here's that radar image. a lot of heavy rain but the cloud cover down to the south. we'll look at the ten-day and see the rain chances. chuck? >> rain chances, small chance for rain tomorrow. best rain chances are wednesday, thursday, lingering on into friday. as of now, though, the best thing i can tell you, the weekend looks dry. >>> very nice. thank you, chuck. it is 6:56. here are four things to know. barely a category 1 storm but still causing problems. more than 5.5 million people in florida don't have power. georgia also being impacted now. the "today" show will have cover

the most powerful atlantic hurricane ever is hitting the caribbeans right now and it is ex-about peckedto hit florida coast by saturday. >>> and san francisco's moscone center is expanding. we'll tell you about the expansion project happening. >>> you can see the traffic is getting busier around the bay area, especially around the bridges but sometimes on the major highways. we'll let you know more about that straight ahead. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> looks like you won't be able to stay out at bars in california until 4:00 in the morning. the california state assembly rejected a bill that would have extended the call from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. the reason, the state assembly says that more study needs to be done. california assemblyman from san francisco who sponsored the bill relea

there were peck pictures sent out published across the country, showing the failure of the 1960s urban renewal and the kind of solutions for -- for the housing problem of the post world war ii era had created. you guys recognize this, right? okay so there are proposals to demolish -- not stone mountain. that would take a lot of time. but to erase these gentlemen, i don't know. from the face of the mountain. these proposals, well i'll let you guys decide what you think about the proposal. to basically wipe the face of stone mountain. take these confederate generals off, generals and jefferson davis. off of the mountain. there are other options, right? for confederate monuments. maybe they're removing, moving the monument from the face of stone mountain might be dilt. i think eraser is a lot easier. with smaller monuments maybe you can move them. we might think of the jefferson davis statue at the university of texas, austin. in august of this year, the president of the university of texas received a report from a faculty committee that he commissioned to look into what should be done wi

isn't it peck he's having dinners and not involving mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. >> it has implications on the long-term relationship. the president is in a zone where he is an opportunist at this moment. i don't think he likes how he is being perceived. and the promise of trump is he can do this kind of work with democrats and confuse both his opponents whether they are republicans or democrats. >> i'm almost out of time. i just very quickly want to show how conservatives were responding at 11:00 p.m. last night. steve king via twitter said if "the associated press" is correct, trump base is blown up, destroyed, irreparable and disillusioneded beyond repair. laura ingram, let's hope they misrepresented the daca deal. stay the course and keep his promises or it's over. pelosi and schumer can never be be trusted, shawn hannity. >> there is little question that the president is taking this on and he will take on water with his base. the base that he relied on as he lyinged to say. liked to say. this is the ultimate test of that. i talked to conservatives who love him who say he's going to

the performances were fell short of the he is peck takings? i am am out for revenge now.h my all of the didn't nail. nailed the dress rehearsal. i flubbed it in the time. will never do that aday in, watch me. >> week number one. listened sy ster length is in first place tied for first about broad which's jordan fisher and nick la shy and income can i bella in fourth police and the top five. nick lachey is in seventh place. in sane. >> he was a boy band. >> no i. >> yeah. he should know how to dance. his wife is beating him. no i. double elimination next week. >> i think he was down there. ok. yeah. so the first week, folks t. there's still lots of dancing. a shakeup could be coming to "the view" meghan mccain in the late stages a with the ladies of "the view" the daughter of u.s. senator john mccain and a fox news conprn butter but announced last week she was leaving the network. a current conservative on the view panel has announced yesterday she was leaving, so we'll see. >> that is interesting meghan mccain filled in a lot on "the view" when they ended up looking and t

yesterday, we pecked and then a much cooler pattern yesterday will take us into thursday which will feel very fall-like and cool for everyone including you folks in lake county. >> wow. >> they are ready, i think. >> it's been a long, hot summer. >> yes, it's been. thank you, steve. >>> 6:19 is time right now. safety concerns at san jose airport. coming up in minutes, you're going to see what will be different the next time a fire alarm goes off. >>> and what's happening at uc berkeley and the controversy over this. a police officer taking cash away from a hot dog vendor. how uc berkeley officials are now getting involved. do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors will examine the s of california pacific medical scepter to close two units at st. luke hospital in the mission. administrators want to clo

overseas highway, so we've seen some cars still coming northbound, very few going in the direction of the peck-up truck you see headed southbound now. most people getting out, because in the florida keys, keep this in mind, there are 42 bridges between here and key west. so what monroe county emergency managers have pointed out is, hey, any 81 of those 42 bridges goes out and you're stuck. that's what makes the keys such a dangerous place to be. also, all the hospitals there are closed and they've said, listen, if you stay in the keys, despite emergency evacuation orders that have been in place for days, don't expect first responders to risk their lives to come save you if you have an emergency. now, asmin and aymon, i can tell you rain is starting to fall as these bands move through here to the south of miami where we are. >> let me ask you quickly about a point that we brought up. the evacuation of hospitals, particularly in the last couple of weeks with hurricane harvey, now here, you say they have evacuated the hospitals in the florida keys, have they given you a sense of where they've moved

she would hunt and peck for stuff specifically about trump, right? >> juan: no, no, no.pear fishing effort by the russians. she wanted it known. it's interesting because the fbi guy, the interviewer said what about sources and methods. even if you said they should be out. americans should know what the russians are doing influencing the election, don't you think you are giving away government methods and sources. she said i thought it was a drop in the bucket. they must know because they are so effective. >> greg: kimberly. she's knock files out in her panty hose. it >> kimberly: we have a situation here. i don't believe that. who says and wears -- >> dana: i am skeptical she would use the word panty hose. it is a little antiquated. >> greg: aisen nylons when i am wearing them. >> kimberly: i say panty hose. i wear them every day. i don't like that i have that in common with her. >> dana: may be she brought them for that purpose. >> kimberly: she's going to make an excuse. everyone wants to drag fox news into say it's their fault. fox news triggered her. she needed a saf

paul manafort can be turned to testify against other people, other people presumably higher on the pecking order than he is. there's also the possibility that they are really worried. if this is true, and if they entered the apartment, there's not a lot of reason for that other than you think that there is evidence that could be very rapidly destroyed. as in so much else in this investigation the 35k9s that come out in the media raise profound and difficult questions to us. >> what are you hoping to get from roger stone when he appears on your committee on tuesday. >> one of the interesting things about roger stone is he's another one of those nexuses. i'm referring to wikileaks here. you can look up the twitter history. roger stone predicted the release of the compromising information from the hillary clinton campaign from the dnc. he predicted that several days in advance and said explicitly he was in contact with julian assange. we're interested in understanding what the nature of that dialogue was. wikileaks wittingly or unwittingly was one of the mechanisms that the russians used. so

i got pecked. they have a petting zoo here to help educate the public. but you know what, aaron and eun, you know aaron, eun, he needs to learn about pumpkins and what you can do with a pumpkin. how you can bake stuff. all of that coming up. >> i know what you can do with a chicken. >> see. >> we'll be rit back,gh when i was 3, children's so i can play with my grandkids. so i can celebrate 50. when i was 14, they saved my heart so i could bring family together. so i can help cardiac patients just like me. so i can serve my country. so i can do what i love. so i can give back. so i can play in the junior olympics. so i can make plays. so i can do this. so i can race my friends. children's national didn't just help us grow up, they helped us grow up stronger. >>> i'm dave dildine from the wtop traffic center. it has been a mess of a morning on the baltimoreas parkway. this is the latest of several crashes that have occurred northbound on the bw parkway, north of 193. greenbelt road nero owe left lane is creeping by for now. poli

or you, now that you're pecking up monday morning for us. >> also so cool having bill party to celebrateosing off this street october 1st, samson street inbetween 16th and 17th, on sam some, sunday october 1st, 1 to 4:00. face painting, we have live music, and we're going to have a dunk tank. >> it says you will be in the dunk tank, is that correct? >> i'll be in the dunk tank, all he wrestling people. >> donut glaze, you had me at glazed i'm there. now back there, gang, in the studio, i was cooking donuts earlier this morning, i sent back a box, in that box you have six of the fancies, and three of the hot fresh. >> oh,. >> okay? >> all right. >> and we just got big order came in. take a look at this, right out of the friday err, right into the batter, cookies and cream. shake it up. >> yum. >> bamm. >> nothing better than a hot fresh donut. >> from our house to your house. >> see you sunday. >> see you on sunday gang. >> i have two questions. why is there a rooster on the cover? why do they call it federal donuts, and you're not on federal street from. >> in. >> rooster company came ou

but with my female guests, i don't know who is comfortable with a hug, who wants-- is okay with a peckpean actor or actress, you kiss on two weeks. >> i know, i watch that-- that's the hardest-- i'm fascinated by your awkwardness in that moment ( laughter ). >> stephen: so am i. and sometimes i say backstage, "so what do you want to do?" you identified right there. >> when i came out i said, "what do you want?" >> stephen: and i said how about a gentle little hug. >> we received the soprano two-hit. remember they would do that on the "sopranos." >> stephen: i don't remember that. >> they would meet and it was two hits on the shoulder blade, and that was all "sopranos" meetings. really? nobody, "sopranos? >> stephen: that was well studied. the guy paid attention to how uncomfortable i am. >> that's the only thing i'm interested in -- >> stephen: because you've heard every joke in the world. there's no joke you haven't heard. >> i like awkwardness. i like people not feeling good. i like that. >> stephen: i do, too. i like putting myself in awkward situations and kind of huffing the disco

finish the title of this gregory peck movie. "to kill a"? >> jimmy: that is right, traverse, wow. traverse has what you call one of those old souls, i guess. traverse, what number comes after the magnificent -- >> 7. >> jimmy: 7 is right, traverse. bella what number comes after maroon? >> maroon 5. >> jimmy: that's right, bella! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that one was too easy for you, it seems. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, all right. bella's on a roll now. what is the name of this car? this car on the video screen. what is the name? >> it looks like a cartoon. >> jimmy: it is a cartoon. >> i -- it looks like a cartoon. they have them at the chevy stations. i see it but i can't say it. >> jimmy: i'll give you a hint, it's lightning mcqueen. yes, it's lightning mcqueen! that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. i need all your help. >> jimmy: traverse, what is the name of this car? >> is that a racing car, i'm assuming? >> jimmy: it was from a movie, a famous movie car. >> is that from like le mans? >> jimmy: it is not from le ma