starting monday at 2 pm eastern, dana!tlooks transits if looks could kill she can prosecute herself from her depression is also another one my cohost ms. kimberly! [applause] and when life gives her lemons, she throws them at poor people. national review reporter katherine timpf. [applause] and as a child, buildings were his actual building blocks. former bodyguard and my psychic, tyrus. [applause] so tyrus, like me, -- [inaudible] i would say we played arena football but i retired and you were injured. [laughter] >> you don't even let me talk! >> what is your take? i have a feeling you're in a tough bind because you were in camp in the nfl and you know the, i don't know the turf. >> i know the heart that it takes just to get there. and to stay there is another thing. first and foremost, this has been a tough week for me. because i seen a lot and - my argument is not on what's on both sides. people are passionate about their love of country. and as a black man in america, i'm an american, i am a black man, there is things

. >> sunday night, 8:00 pm eastern time on c-span q&a. sunday night, radio host and talks aboutcharles his book "how the right lost its mind." >> donald trump represented something. he represented a big middle finger from the voters towards the establishment. if you really want to deal with some of these issues, then you would have gone with marco rubio andcott walker or ted cruz, they did not. in terms of communication, yes, he is a master of twitter, but he was crude, rude, a serial liar. thin-skinned and he was a fraud. this was relatively well-known. this was from conservatives who not so long ago used to argue that character mattered and that the president was a role model. they would try so hard to rationalize the behavior of someone who mocked women, defrauding students who just wanted to get an education. >> you can watch that on sunday v.ght on tv -- on book t >> next, playwright and actor lin-manuel miranda accepts the u.s. capital historical society's 2017 freedom award for his work on the musical "hamilton." he spoke at the ce

better than justin holly this is a second season nine pm eastern time on n.b.c.'s september twenty sixth. getting married second marriage yes it is you have a daughter from the first i have a daughter she's thirteen isabella she's fantastic you close with her like you wouldn't believe she's like my best friend and there's no c.n.c. i get along with their well ok only take that barrier probably be. friends they're probably best friends i'm probably her second best friend very important i think so too i think so too did you meet your fiance sort through a mutual friend. i had ben i asked about her i saw her on a show she was doing. my friend is doing a show and she got a job on that show and so i kind of asked about her and i think she was seeing somebody the times i sort of let it go and then several months went by and he was like a chris shell is i think i might give a little i'm not sure and i said ok will let me give you a few more months use you pay so you don't want to you don't to be the rebounding you know i mean so. and then it ended up working out we met o

as you mentioned it unfolded at 3:05 pm eastern time on a popular bike path in lower manhattan. he was in a rented home depot truck. purposely driving onto a bike path striking pedestrians for several locks.'s actions looked intentional. authorities say he crashed into a school bus, injuring two adults and two children. after that crash, he got out of the truck with two guns which prompted a police officer to shoot him. he is in the hospital recovering. officials say the two guns were paintball guns. witnesses heard him.a law enforcement official who was not authorized to discuss the case publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity said witnesses told police the attacker yelled, allahu akbar! god is great in arabic, as he got out of the truck. >> a lots of females screamed and thought it was halloween. it was an eerie scream. there was one female that i saw she must have seen it happen. >> it was an act of terror a particularly cowardly act of terror, aimed at innocent civilians. aimed at people going about their lives. who had no idea what was going to hit them.>> there is no

this week starting at 8 pm eastern. tonight, the life and influence of william buffalo bill cody on the 100th anniversary of his death. wednesday, the 60th anniversary of little rock central high school integration with former president bill clinton. thursday night a discussion on the lead up and response of the 1957 segregation of little rock central high school and friday night from american history tv's oral history series, interviews with prominent photojournalists who documented major events throughout american history. what american history tv this week in prime time on c-span3. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday, we look at president trumps decision to decertify the iran nuclear deal this week with lane missed off, security program director of the bipartisan policy center and georgia republican congressman ralph woodall with his view on the tax reform proposal. also the future of immigration and the dac a program and a potential deal to p

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and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11:10 pm eastern with nelson demille.e provides insight into his writing and the underpinnings for his latest novel, in a conversation with former congressman steve israel. that'll happen tonight on c-span2's booktv. here's a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's "after words" our weekly author interview program perform a fox news anchor carlson talked about challenges of women that had been sexually harassed in the workplace. gradually discuss life and political career of newt gingrich. and msnbc contributor toward sites invited thoughts on the conservative movement in america. in the coming weeks on "after words" retired astronaut scott kelly will discuss his record-setting year for the international space station. then jeanette conan will report on the work of her grandfather. manhattan project scientist james brian -- this weekend on "after words" for destination anchor, bob. quickly attracted pictures as the opposition party. as people that somehow seem to want to run the government or want to run campai

thank you so much we're looking forward to watching it later today which you can catch at five pm eastern right here on r.t.e. america on your part phil thank you so much. all right that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we just covered go to youtube dot com forward slash our team there check out our website our dot com forward slash america and of course you can follow me on twitter. remember to question more stay tuned for the five o'clock. when the real bind the truth. family torn apart. one nation split mind. you i'm told by. a documentary by on your part. for decades the american middle class so it's been railroaded by washington politics. that body for forty years throws out a lot of force that's how we use the lives culture in this country. that's where our economy. i bet it still is on our to you america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk and the straight. parts of. vanity fair just ran an article called breaking news trump resigned well not yet and it aide prominent t.v. in screenwriters come up with scenarios of how trump will lea

and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm eastern for a wary king now tonight's guest is whitney cummings she's an american comedian comedian and actress and creator and star of the n.b.c. sitcom whitney here's a snippet of what's to come and do like directing it's very tiring but i had an amazing cast and you know. but i am going to take a little bit of a break mr ting stand up. in a den of my favorite because it's the most connected you can be to people i like instant feedback a movie you make a movie have to wait a year to find out what people think of it stand up is joke you laugh or you don't same same with reading a book i got to wait a year to see if people like this great. cool creative writing two broke girls what was that cancel it had been six years which is why i think a long time and you know way more about this and i do but there's all this politics of people owning shows and so many people are watching shows on computers now and you know so i don't even really know what to do. i think it worked because we talked about money at a time where lots of t.v. shows were b

i think that is the big picture tonight like you said seven pm eastern here at artsy america. guys that doesn't read our more of the stories we just covered go to youtube dot com forward slash our to america and check out our website our team dot com for slash where you can also follow me on twitter at military right there at the bottom of your screen i don't know if you have a number a question for. mark when you said it's easier to walk people than to the brim full that could be why america is so divided because people have been very communal in four by corporate interests beat you down until you believe they're very. well here's a story. all week and that's. more and more stories keep coming out about how medlars used facebook google and twitter to further their evil cause of interfering with our election so far the stories have focused on how these sites were used almost as innocent victims but it looks like the stories will shift soon enough i'm to calling the internet giants the meddlers themselves because they've been summoned to washington to testify congress has calle

new york times yesterday the rundown with robin three the premier's this week on b g at eleven pm eastern thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things don't forget use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition of politicking. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. right up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each pair. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was a can still some are fond of those that didn't like to question our arc. and i secretly promised to never be like it's one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters mind it's consumed with this one to. speak to. no one there to. claim that mainstream media has met its maker. and it always gives you know you know until you're going to hurt you also the you know mr wells that is

the fifth and final season is on november 21st at 9:00 pm eastern.ime is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and controversy in the classroom after a teacher.tapes not one but ten elementary students mouths shut and the school is responding. brand-new lawsuit taking on a diet soda industry, did it have a case? nfl players neil for the national anthem, one country music singer says i'm going to stand. the musician going viral, joins us live. ♪ america ♪ ose words from a doctor: stage 2 breast cancer. i have three little kids, my baby's seven years old - i can't have cancer. we really wanted a cancer team, that would care about not only my cancer but you know, how is my husband doing through all of this? and what about your three kids? so we thought that we would travel to cancer treatment centers of america and see what they had to offer. i think the hope for us came in the form of knowing that these doctors were experts, and that they would help us decide the best course of action in the hopes of beating it. so when amy came to us, the first thing w

talked about the impact of the vietnam war on his life and the country sunday at 6:00 at 10:00 pm eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. president trump welcome to the governor of puerto rico to the white house today. governor ricardo gave an update on hurricane maria recovery efforts. the storm hit last month and much of the island remains without electricity. mike pence, brought long, and homeland security advisor tom also attended the meeting. donald trump: thank you very much. it is great to have the governor of puerto rico with us. we have gotten to know each other extremely well over the last couple of weeks, and i can tell you, you are a hard-working governor. so much has to be rebuilt even from before, before texas and florida, various places. we are looking at designs of a new power plant, many different designs and concepts, which is very unusual. it was in rough shape prior and no rougher shape. with that being said, we have done a great job and had tremendous cooperation from the governor, and we are getting there. people are really seeing the effort that has been put in

live coverage starts at 7 pm eastern on c-span.his weekend on tv on c-span2, book publishers 70 anniversary party in washington dc. >> sunday at 8 pm, news correspondent katy perry reflects on the trump campaign and the 2015 presidential election in her book unbelievable, why friend rosie for the craziest campaign in american history. >> is no secret politicians like reporters generally. nixon had brought relationship with his press corps. the legendary stories about ron ziegler. his press person, and getting into it with reporters. what was unusual about this was the very public nature of it, the way he would go after reporters , myself included and have the crowd, encouraged the crowd to essentially turn on us and us . >> and it 9 pm eastern on afterwords, the foremost of face the nation bob schaffer on the impact of changing technology on journalism in his book overload: finding the truth in today's deluge of news. mister schafer is interviewed by susan glasser. >> the first thing we have to keep doing it doing what we're doing

>> that will be at 8 pm eastern after the "fox report" here on fox news channel.ing control of the world series. [video] this comes as one of the star players is punished by major league baseball. could it change the momentum of the series? a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. >> the houston astros now to win away from the championship taking a lead over the los angeles dodgers. but now the heroes are earning a punishment for major league baseball over this adjuster. we are live from minute maid park. tells about the suspension. >> good evening molly.we are about 30 minutes away from the first pitch. the suspension here five games without pay will not affect the world series. it will go into effect the start of next season. it was made towards the japanese picture. tonight it is amazing night for baseball. the astros have won every game they have played and the fans are ready for another one. >> game four is about to get underway cou

a -- pm eastern -- a discussion witha professor -- professors. >> i do not want to demonize a disparage protesters the way people have. what is positive about what they are doing? they are passionately committed to social justice and racial justice. i want to thank them for it. i would love to have the opportunity to persuade them freedom of speech, especially for the thought we hate, is there most essential ally. >> for more of this weekend's schedule, go online. >> now, we take you live to pamplin historical park for a symposium just getting underway. they are calling it pamplin." -- they are calling it "generals we love to hate." our first speaker is david ingle, history professor at florida atlantic university . >> papers and great opportunities for what i thought would be good biographies. him 17 yearsckled

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>> that will be at 8 pm eastern after the "fox report" here on fox news channel.he houston astros are taking control of the world series. [video] this comes as one of the star players is punished by major league baseball. could it change the momentum to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica

. >> up late with you tonight. 10:00 pm eastern. at this hour a new mission, tax cuts. the middle class can feel. because of what they did in washington and in the house today they will need just a majority. that means if republicans can stick together they actually won't need democrats to get tax reform done. you heard me right a couple seconds ago. 20 gop law makers in the house said no today. two more nos and it would not have passed. will they jump in line behind the president and others in their party. my first guest is elisabeth. the question is will they fall in line and just how close did they really get? >> it's extremely close because as you mentioned these 20 republicans, most of them come from very blue states, new york, new jersey, they're very opposed to the house gop blueprint for tax reform, which eliminates the state and local deduction. so you have these high tax states, a lot of their constituents take this deduction. if they get rid of it they're signaling to the speaker we're voting no now because we want to negotiate on this deduction. that's going

. >> "after words" airs every saturday at 10 pm and sunday 9 pm eastern and pacific. event coordinator here. thanks for coming out on this holiday. a few notes before we get started here. after the events, if you could fold up your chairs that would help us with cleaning everything up. there will be a question and answer session and we do have a microphone right off to my left by this pillar so if you have a question if you could speak into the microphone, we also record our even as an c-span is here as well, so we want everyone to be able to hear what you have to ask. please, do turn off your cell phones now as well. the night of the 2016 the election, the night was winding down and became surgeon you might have been watching cnn and here and jones go off to script saying children go to bed afraid of breakfast and how do i explain this to my children of the terrible impression, but it's a quote that resonated and how do i explain it to my kids is part of the proof of that from the novelists, journalists and more all of whom for the sake of this book and because the r

host of the world according to jesse which you can catch right here every friday at seven thirty pm eastern and again it ten pm thank you so much governor thank you. and over now to new york where the n.y.p.d. is reshaping its crisis intervention program the department has long been criticized for how its officers responded calls involving emotionally disturbed people otherwise known as e.v.p. now many are calling for big changes are to try the child as has more on the story . mental health advocates and community members are pushing for changes on how the n.y.p.d. handles e.d.p. calls now although the department has restructured its crisis intervention training many are saying that more can be done. response is not enough for two years. the police are doing their bit in training what we need other avenues a response to. training was first implemented in memphis almost thirty years ago and finally arrived in new york as a part of an action plan issued in two thousand and fourteen by mayor bill de blasio task force on behavioral health and criminal justice but has since concluded the n.y.p.d

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follow that, tonight comprehensive coverage of president trump's tax reform speech, tonight 7:00 pm eastern of this show of unity right here obviously are you betting the budget passes the senate? this week? >> well, on the first question, i think it was a little forced a little strained but the fact is they do have mostly the gentlemanly same agenda they need each other firing at each other constantly especially one direction does no one any good mcconnell has done a lot of heavy lifting on trump's judges, putting those guys and gallons through, in terms of the budget, whether that will pass, the republicans i think recognize, that if they blow it again, they are in huge trouble with their base. >> and with donors i saw bob corker questions whether he will get onboard because of his spat with president says inclined to vote for it same with susan collins a tough vote to get especially health care -- bullish. >> looks like voting for the budget you think there on tax reform, too? >> she votes yes o for 1/2 trillion in budget tax cuts. >> i think at least looking -- >> hopeful. >> we have no

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big thanks to my guests katie makes an american house why their reward was raised at nine thirty pm eastern time on a.b.c. as always you can find me on twitter and kids things i'll see a bad start. little . player. playing. oh. well the world's a stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are in t. america playing marty america offers more artsy american personal m. in many ways the news landscape is just like this you know real news fake news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear on so much parking all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. i do not know if the russian state into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided. to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing. for the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied the deep n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the u.s. . hyperventilate for britney has once again proved to be an echo for

while the record was days at nine thirty pm eastern time on a.b.c.as always you can find me on twitter at kids' things i'll see you next time. on the. all of a sudden it's clear not a sudden loss is going on want. some sort of feeling but not so it. can be a most of it was revealed to the pope multiple injuries among current america so for them to keep sophie hope the look of the show's real year mars on the phone to the book on the if you can book a complete professional services say yes but i don't know if there's a book in a moral sense of what a month. from hanumant enough of a. tough allowed me to see you something that will save the us a leg up on long enough something not setting. a model in the us and then to hospitals look ma that's what up to now maybe not maybe comedy full enough. i'm going to do just that and you're watching all the. swash big move. your launching an r t america got special report with a loud boom this bugs you insult me as well enough but basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down.

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. >> thanks to jeffrey catch more of conversation tonight on wall street week tonight 8:00 pm easternim but the fed is not quantitative tightening they are quantitative easing, they are purchasing in opening market. >> we will see about that hollywood sexual harassment scandal has widened reports harvey weinstein's contract allowed for sexual harassment to happen so long as he pays for it we talk to a lawyer about shocking claim bank earnings on focus sliding down almost 3%, company struggling to recover from phony account skeenl back in a minute right after this. we're attracting the world's best talent to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. maria: welcome back, bank earnings driving action on wall street he bank of america wells fargo this morning nicole petallides on floor, bank stocks running up ahead of numbers. >> that is right good morning, maria

. >> week nights fox news channel starts october 30, 10 pm eastern must-see. >> we take a break steeringtion, buzz around honeywell massive conglomerate into two stand alone companies how investors are reacting to this, back right here. >> ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> honeywell announcing planning to spin off two core businesses into separate companies nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange looking at stocks. >> we are seeing honeywell looking up 20 cents talking as you noted in two separate companies one would be home and global distribution business the other would be a transportation business generating further republic home and global business would generator 4 1/2 billion dollars

>> 7 years and we have a show that airs on hallmark at 8:00 pm eastern time, 7:00 pm central where weamerican hero dogs -- stuart: we love this kind of thing on the program. you deal with politics and money. all the time. we are all dog owners. we are happy to bring them on the show. >> thank you for welcoming us. stuart: beautiful creatures. would you be offended if i said their beautiful creatures? >> that is perfectly fine. they are man's best friend. stuart: you for joining us. atlas and abigail, wonderful stuff, we appreciate it. later this hour, congressman devon nunez, house intelligence committee, will hold a news conference. we expect it to be about the russia uranium probe. we will bring it to you. ♪ ♪ this is how we do ♪ hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. stuart: more of that. acid rock at 11:29 eastern. the dow earnings day today, a market rally. the song is get off my lawn. liz

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jamie a big thanks to my guest katie mixon american house why their reward was days at nine thirty pm easterntime on a.b.c. as always you can find me on twitter at kids things i'll see a backstop. i'm going to do just that and you're watching our. swashing for. the mission of newsworthy is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i mean average viewer knows that r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what the cover how long the coverage for how to say it that's the beauty of our tea america. we get both sarge we hear from both sides and we question more that journalists are not getting anything get a new way to bring it home to the american people. that. much as you've just done is all. done and he has set a and being that doesn't allow them to just tell you that outside of the mike on the and. by then g

while coverage begins at 2 pm eastern online c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio.: c-span3, the reading with press secretary tara sanders starts, scheduled for 1:30. if you questions about the nomination of a security director, live coverage is scheduled for 1:30 eastern. >> incidentally, presidential will introduce a nominee this afternoon at 2:30, associated press reporting is deputy chief of staff, nielsen have the nominee. he served as chief of staff when he was rector of dhs, moved to the right white house when the president surveyed his chief of staff. announcement starting at 2:30 eastern also on c-span3. and political reporting on a speech by house speaker paul ryan who did cover the event. poltico writing that speaker ryan urged conservatives to unite to push tax reform legislation across the finish line. kolkata together at the heritage foundation day after a right leaning group to manage senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vacate their leadership post because they failed to deliver tax legislation and other conservative priorities. orion this morning talking about

sunday at ex-pm in 10:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv unseats m3. >> the u.s. senate meet today to finish up work on the 2018 republican budget resolution and tax reform. a number of amendments likely throughout the day with lots of happened late tonight or early tomorrow morning. lawmakers may also take up the house passed faster relief bill that could come up

sunday at ex-pm in 10:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv unseats m3. >> the u.s. senate meet today to finish up work on the 2018 republican budget resolution and tax reform. a number of amendments likely throughout the day with lots of happened late tonight or early tomorrow morning. lawmakers may also take up the house passed faster relief bill that could come up later or tomorrow. now to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal savior, we thank you for the fellowship of your spirit and your consolations of love. may our lawmakers remember that you are their rock and refuge. lord, speak peace to their hearts in these turbulent times, guiding them along the path of your wisdom. reward their efforts with a joyful harvest, as they strive to build up and not tear down. raise them above discord and division, helping them to work together to keep america strong. we are grateful for the favor you have given this

shortly before 8:30 pm, fire crews and sheriff's deputies raced to eastern sonoma valley.riff's office issued a mandatory evacuation order to castle road and seventh street east north of lowball valley road. more than four hours earlier, around sonoma plaza, police officers went door to door. sheriff deputies were crisscrossing the downtown area advising people by speaker that it might be a good idea to leave because the fire was approaching.>> i'm scared. >> reporter: the advisory message for those from sonoma square north was taken seriously. people began packing.>> we were prepared earlier in the day. we had things in order. when it came to today, we decided to get a few more things. >> reporter: at the same time a bulldozer could be seen in the hills north of downtown sonoma cutting a line in hopes that if the fire came, it would stop before hitting below. >> it is horrible. it is the worst thing i've ever been through. i have been through earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, blackouts, this is awful. this is scary. the flames engulfing you. and you can't breathe. 's >>

pm for a better am. >>> what are you doing tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time?re watching me right now, i'm guessing you are busy tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. if you are busy tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern, what's your dvr doing? set it tonight for 10:00 a.m. morning. attorney general sessions has an important date tomorrow to be on tv. he's going back to the judiciary committee in the senate for the first time since confirmation in january when he told that committee under oath he'd not talked to rugsssians in the campaign, although he had not talked to russians in the campai campaign, at least twice. when meetings were uncovered in march, he announced to rescue himself from the trump campaign or anything else having to do with the presidential campaign because of the misstatement in the confirmation hearing, his solution to the mess created, but senators don't like being lied to, and jeff sessions never apologized or cleaned up that lie he told to the confirmation hearing. well, tomorrow, sessions is back before that same senate judiciary committee aga

pm. santa rosa 60 and overnight lows, 50 in santa rosa, 56 fremont and 55 degrees in san jose. in my not be that warm overnight, keeping us high and dry with pressure in the eastern pacific. we will remain well above average, cooling late in the weekend and the hollowing forecast looks dry. san francisco 85 degrees, above the average of 69. the south bay, the low 90s. 93 degrees at morgan hill, over in the east bay the numbers will be in the mid-80s for the most part. a few upper 80s there and in the north bay, pretty much the same. coming in for thursday, along the shoreline relief, the numbers of the beaches in the 70s but it is smoking up at 91. extended forecast, a lot more of the same. numbers will be in the 90s inland tomorrow but a gentle cooling trend as a going to the weekend, by sunday and monday we will be in the mid-80s and around halloween we will bump the temperatures in a little hint as we can into the first weekend of november, it might get a little what. >>> what a thriller in game two of the three -- the world series. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all th

pm for a better am. >>> do you recognize this man? doesn't really ring a bell, right? we did put his name up there that helps. he became the u.s. attorney for eastern district of virginia. it is a really powerful prosecutor's office, right outside washington, d.c. they often end up doing really important terrorism and national security cases. he was president obama's case for that very important u.s. attorney's job in 2013. then in the you were era, he got all the jobs all at once. if you're in law enforcement circles, you've heard of the guy in eastern virginia. outside of that, why did dana boente get every job? within the first two weeks of president trump being in office, you may require he fired sally yates. the attorney general. she had famously personally come to the white house to warn that mike flynn was compromised by the russians, whereupon they didn't respond for eastbound days. she wrote that the muslim ban was likely to be found unconstitutional. whereupon trump fired her. when he fired her, he need someone else to come in and he chose dana boente who was still on board in eastern virginia. he bail the acting attorney general in the u

eastern sonoma valley. there was a mandatory evacuation order. an evacuation advisory. >> the sirens started at 4 pm. sheriff's deputies crisscrossed downtown with a warning. >> we went down the street and said to evacuate. people did not waste any time. they took what was important. a few clothes, some memorabilia , animals and kids. >> there are police officers going door to door to make sure everyone was alerted. >> we're walking down the street knocking on doors and talking to residents to let them know the fire is headed this way.>> most hoped sonoma was out of harm's way. >> i thought we were okay. we really thought the hills would protect us. these wins can come up at any time. >>> a bulldozer doug a containment line. >> i am trying to remain calm. it is terrifying. >>> welcome back. let's check the forecast. we have wind coming in from the north. it is blowing smoke across the entire bay area. unhealthy is the situation at best. let's get an idea about those winds. it looks like it will start to sell down -- settle down a little bit tonight. wham, there we go. this is going to be thanking off