wil so good luck to them.feing perso >>host: have you had that feelinguest: no personally? >> not towards other people i haven't. because i feel very much andnd e immigrant but i have felt i have felt that done to me and i haveo seen friends do that to other people. gen i try to gently tried to gently remind them that we are in this, together. >>host: the next call comes from santa cruz california you are on with our author go ahead.. go ahead >>, caller: i was calling about the misinformation that we areo. getting is a good idea for the k immigrant but they have these or jobs they first get here they're not making any money but nobody wants to do it they're doing jobs americans don't want to do and now it cost too much money to live so how do theyive, so pw >> i think his question was more what happens when somebody first crosses the border?et tha what's the experience like trying to get that first job and where do they live?? >> in my family and the people a pretty good know before you even cross theah border, there is a pretty good possibili ty you already have a a job w

thatm the lucky perso gets on the plane and has my neck pillow on.p inec twods. >> please bring me a chardonnay and a cheese plate. wthanks. i k you too well. let's talk about this gorgeous weather tonight.'s inally starting to feel like fall. it's beautiful. it's not humid. >> tt's nice. >> it's not humid at all. i have a feeling a lot of w heaterl be kicking on overnight tonight. we're talking about temperatures in the 50s and 60s o there. then we only stay in the 60s throughout the day tomorrow. it is a cool evenhilly day relatively speaking. unfortunately, it is going to come with raint times. we're going to get breaks in the action tomorrow when it's not raining. plf clouds. you do want to plan for rainy your second weather headline, more rain in the forecast to start the workweek. monday and tuesday. rain is there. even the chance for rain wednesday into thursday. i'll point that out on ten-day. by the time we hit tuesday, we could 1 pick up to 3 inches of rain that could lead to flooding issues. we'll be on the lookout for potential flooding m

one perso is dead and a dozen hospitalized after a series of powerful natural gas explosions and fires rocked several communities outside boston. 18-year-old larnell rendon was inside a car when an explosion brought a chimney down killing him. a pressurized power line is to blame for the unprecedented explosion which septemb at leas0 buildings up in smoke, terrifying neighborhoods. it's unclearhen service will be back. in total, more than 8,000 people we evacuated. many forced to stay in shelters overnight. dangerous situation there as well. >>> we have new developments in paul manafort's upcoming trial. abc news is reporting manafort and robert mueller's team met for several hours thursday to work out the details of a plea deal which they say will head f his upcoming trial according to sourc close to the negotiations. t's get the latest from nik wa carbahol iington. >> reporter: there's a preliminary hearing that had been preliminarily set for this week. what we don'tnow is what this deal could include. we don't know if it means any cooperation between robert muelr and paul manafort a

it tells you a lothat's new but there is the mystery of thei trump perso which persists. robert: and the mystery of the republican party persists. you have all these adviser and officials in the book trying to bring president trump in a different direction. but where are the republican leaders? speaker ryan, majorit leader mcconnell. they seem to barely figure in the effort to kee tmp moving toward the center. bob: that's exactly right. and, of course, this is -- a lot n people have compared this to theon case, watergate, which i spent years of my life on. and at a certain point, it tipped, and the republicans said, as barry goldwater, fmer te senator from arizona, finally went and said,oo many lies, too many crimes. and nixon resigneex the day. where that tipping point is with trump, if there is one, we don't know. somebody who knows him well after the book came outd, s he's going to lash out at you, which he's done. he is a master at changing the conversation as you know. and so we're going to sees effoo change the conversation, which is fine. but it's -- the core thoug

president trump calling out the press, whote repord his temper wasol vcanic as he tries onfigure out which perso his staff wrote that scathing anonymous op-ed. >>> supreme cou nominee brett kavanaugh dodges questions on presidential power and the mueller investigation. but will that stop him from being confirmed? >>> from college athlete to run of hollywood's most sought after actors, the man w tned down the role of "star wars's" han solo and die hard's john mclean. a look back at the legendary burt reynolds. >>> plus the outrageous details of just where that go fund me rt00,000 actually went. "early today" s right now. good friday morning.m arlie hall. >> and i'm phillip mena. raising the stakes ahead of the dtermelections. at a fiery late-night rally in billings, montana president trpore into democrats, calling them left-wing haters. he also implored supporters to go vote in november, telli them his presidency could depend on it. >> i don't even bring it up because i view its something that, you know -- they like to use the impeach word. im maxine waters, we will impeach him. but he didn't do

. >> i wonder if it is one perso or a concerted effort. we've heard the rumors, and the bobward book came out and with the op-ed. if you are worri about someone unstable and feeling like tl tlar -- feeling like they are being undermined is the best way to stabilize the white house. is not. >> throwing gasoline on a fire. >> and alf bit of s serving, don't worry there is adults in the room and trust us,t is all going to be okay. if it is that bad, why aren't you standing up and saying i'm out tf here. >>nk this person is a hero in some sense. this inot something who wants to lose their job. they are trying to do the right thing for the country. they are not running the country, just exerting whatever influencehey have -- and they're probably lose their job and sooner or lat and identify and why would they quit because somebody else put in place will be worse. >> what the president of course is calling this treason and co cowardice, is this a patriotic thing to do? >> there is a certain level of cowardice, i've served two presidents and two

. >> i think this perso is a hero in some sense. this is not something who to lose their job. they are trying to do the right thing for the country.y the not running the country, just exerting whatever influence they have -- they're probably lose their job and sooner or later and identify and why would they quit because somebody else put in place will be worse. >> what the president of course is calling this treason and cowaco ardice, is this a patriotic thing to do? >> there is a certain level ofc rdice, i've served two presidents and two governors and if you hve a problem and don't like the way things are going, put your papers innd resign and so if you think the country is in that much peanlyou have the huberous that you are the one person to save the day. >> but it sounds like there are multiple people involved because it said many of us. >> so many of us. so you sit around the coffe table and oh, god this tweet just came out today and you have a kibitz in the executive coffee shop. continuing narrative throughout the presidency. this is not that shocking because we've bee

they say whyre you so obsessed with it is the president who wants to find out who theis perso directsi directing the department of justice to do so. >> hes speaking about it and twheting about it. is saying the justice department should find the source. no information wal re. there was no criminal wrongdoing to look into, but this reflects that president trump sees government institutions as outlets to pursue his own whims versus the national security concerns. >> he says there are meetings about china and north koreand worries about that. does he have a point? >> it reflectingore on his management style and loyalty he has if he has political appointees andpe agenciesing out in this way. i think it is not helpful at all. i think the person, anonymous auth author, if they are b sove and doing so much to protect the country, they should put their name behind what they say. at the same time, donald ump magnifying the concerns of the author. >> i want to talk about the incredible split screen on friday. you have one side with president trump calling for investigations into the political op

. >> that suggests that there is more than one perso involved. of course she sees the screwdriver, and you do swipe dna on it and you do fingerprint analysis on it. >> reporter: butding to this report, it doesn't appear as though that ever bernard grim is a criminal defense attorney with decades of he says that crew driver could have led police to another suspect. but right now, darren windt is the only person gech no will soon be up to a jury to decide whether o he is convicted. >> each of these missteps will give the defense an argument in court to try to per ade the jury this was a shoddy investigation. >> prosecutors s they have dna evidence that links windt to the crimescene. we contacted the med row poll tan police department for a kmep and they t us they are unable to speak with us about this reenrt because of theng litigation. news4 is working for youiving deep into the high-profile murder mystery. we are looking into the clues left behind and the questions that still remain. join us tomorrow night at 6:30 for exclusive reporting on the m

uthea rconfirtion thiscos a perso who'savor ofing wi te under his -- with his participation. >> all right friend and classmate to say, but vernon, thank you for coming in and chairing that with us. we are out of time. by the way, vernon runs a inte group called center for electoral equity. you're passionate about that. find more information on it on abc7news.com. >> okay. >>> great insight there. it's being held as the largest climate march the west coast has ever seen. tomorrow local environmentalists are staging an event they're calling rise for climate jobs and justice. participants will gather at the embarcadero plaza at 10:00 tomorrow morning and then march up market street to civic center plaza. organizers are calling this event a global day of action demanding elected leaders commit to no new fossil fuels and transition to 100% renewable energy. >>> it's been relatively last coupling weeks in the bay area. not the case in the rest of the country. according to to the national oceanic and atmosphere administration, noaa, 2018 is the fourth hottest summer on record for the u.s. the av

earlier this morning, susan dell perce perso says she wants to ask judge kavanaugh a question. if he was a sitting judge and the case before him was simply a he said/she said, wouldn't he want more? >> right. obviously it's only a he said/she said because the republicans are choosing to make it so. there is actually a witness to this alleged sexual assault, which honestly never happens in sexual assault cases. we used to have laws on the books in america that were designed to make it really difficult for women to credibly claim rape that required a third party witness in order to bring it forward. that's how rare it is. >> this third party witness, mark judge, is on brett kavanaugh's side. so what rationale would the judiciary committee have? >> imagine being able to clear one of your best friend's names because you were in the room when something terrible happened and saying, you know what, i don't feel like doing it. i choose not to. >> which raises more questions -- >> and testify. it's a very curious move. the only logical explanation is you don't want to say it under oath

drew and i a had greatce riene perct pno pecollaborateex with on a very special and perso plroject.a long way since e.t. r career has spanned fo decades, currently starring in the santa claritaydiet. to the mom of two is a role model, balancing motherhood with running an empire, including flower is producingto theon based on "princesses wear i caught up with her atream hollywood. i not starting with a question. i am starting with a tenk you you is a dream come true. >> when your book first came out and i read it ios wasng about it and i was so in love with it. and we're friends. i was so in awe of it. i was reading it to my daughters. thank you. i never knew i would get to be a part of it, it was so organic. it just came together so, you know, so perfectly. you want to work with good people. i am here to shepherd what you have put out into the world, which i also happen to really believe in for girls. >> we are workorking atomic cartoons, a production team bringing penelope pineapple and her frids to lifen an animated tv show. >> having two daughters and having grown up with girls t

people are wondering after the heart attack on steps, is jason bull going to be a kinder, gent lettler perso of us who are confronted with a life-changing event, like a myocardial event on the steps of the courthouse, you are given this moment to look at everything. in our show, bull has gone and spent three months getting his health together, but also getting his mental landscape more mapped out. and i think what he's found is that he's going to white knuckle it. he's going to white knuckle being off sugar and alcohol and whatever things that he -- coffee. and it's no easy feat. >> your show runner said that the idea for the heart attack in part was inspired by what you went through at the end of the first season. >> i did not have an actual heart attack, but i had been flying back and forth and we did a short break and did press the whole time. when i came back for season 2 people were coming up to me and going are you okay? you look terrible. you know, temperatures all. >> really good to hear. >> wow, thanks. is that makeup in and i'm not wearing any makeup. yes, this is -- it's the walki

and how, perhaps, he might have acted in high school and college may shine a light on what kind of perso is and whether he should sit on then h highest co of the land. but dr. ford has come across as very credible. >> and do two republicans out of belieli r this iepsub disqualifying, beca if they do, and they say they're going to vote no, assuming all democrats vote no as wedoesav v. >> so senator susan collins and senator lisa murkowski is who you're talking about what do we know what they're saying listening to dr. ford? >> kw lisa murkowski has expressed some concern about the lack of an investigation. agency you noknow, they're adamt about conducting an investigation. it's very polarized just like the rest of congress. they have pulled back on the absence of an investigation. she has said maybe that's not a good idea. setorna dge repeatedly referenced in this committee, has not been subpoenaed. she wants to know why no one has tried to speak with him under oath or in some other type of setting, rather than taking his word for it in a letter that he doesn't remember anything. and then