porter. on january 25, 2018, the new york times reported, "the president had ordered don mcgahn to have the department of justice fired the special counsel." prior to the article, the president pressured don mcgahn to put out a statement denying he was asked to fire the special counsel, but mcgahn refused. the president did not drop the issue. he then used rob porter to convince don mcgahn to make a false denial. the president told porter that the article was quote "bull shit," that he never tried to terminate the special counsel. the president said that mcgahn leaked to the media to make himself look good. we know from the special counsel's report that what the president told porter was not true. the report proves that the president did ask mcgahn to fire the special counsel over and over again and mcgahn refused. that's pretty bad but it gets worse. according to the special counsel's report, "the president then directed porter to tell mcgahn to create a record to make clear that the preside

porter not to they saw bogus claim of immunity. mr. dearborn is not here today either for the same reason. sphere of what we and the american people could learn from their testimony. their absence will not stop the oversight. on january 25, 2018, the new york times reported the president had ordered mcgahn to have the department of justice fire the special counsel. the president went on tv and denied the story. the president pressured mcgahn to put out a statement denying fire theen asked to special counsel but mcgahn refused and to the attorney told the president's attorney at the times story was accurate in reporting that the president wanted the special counsel removed. did not draft the issue. the president told porter the article was "bullshit." leakedsident said mcgahn to the media to make himself look good. we know what the president told porter was not true of the report proves the president did ask mcgahn fire the special counsel over and over again p or mcgahn refused. that is pretty bad but it gets worse. according to the re

>> why don't they say billy porter? >> billy porter. >> good call.orter won as lead dramatic actor. >> all right. he's great. >> and the winner is sterling k. brown. what's your reaction? if they say someone else's name what's the reaction. you're like it's okay. >> but of all the frame game reactions, our winner is - zoe king. own even though she lost out to -- >> michelle williams. >> we got you a gift. this is your best friend locket. come on! >> michelle and bestie busy phillips go back 20 years to "dawson's creek." >> you have to take half of it. >> so sweet. >> oh, my god that's so nice. >> it's so nice but also you think we don't already have one. >> this is actually really, really so thoughtful. >> so sweet. thank you so much. >> always remember tonight. >> next time we'll get michelle a tv to watch former castmate james van der beek on "dancing with the stars." >> i'm having the best time on that show. >> have you seen him dance yet? >> i have to say something. michelle truly doesn't have a television. you know how people say that and they'r

both dearborn and porter featured multiple times in robert mueller's report. they were either, according to mueller, involved in or witnessed what mueller described as potentially criminally obstructive behavior by president trump. now, just as the white house has instructed major witnesses, including former white house counsel don mcgahn, that they should not comply with congressional subpoenas, they should not show up and testify, last night in this letter the trump white house naturally ordered both rick dearborn and rob porter that they too should not appear today to testify despite their subpoenas from congress that letter says they can ignore the subpoena because of something the trump white house is calling constitutional immunity, which is something they have sort of invented i mean in this case it means nobody who ever worked in the trump white house can ever be allowed to testify on any subject, no matter what. that argument was immediately rejected from the outset by the committee chairman, jerry nadler >> we subpoenaed three witnesses to this heari

porter, and mr. dearborn from showing up at all today.n behalf 6 the president the white house and department of justice are advocating advancing the same spurious legal doctrine they did when this committee called on the most important obstruction of witness to testify former white house council don mcgahn they claimed don mcgahn and porter are absolutely immune from testifying before congress. there is no such thing the only court to consider this purported absolute immunity doctrine totally rejected it that is why we've gone to court in the mcgahn case to set it aside. what is happening today is even more troubling than mcgahn's failure to appear. because even if weal plied doj's made up rules of absolute immunity i question it. according to doj opinions absolute immunity applies to, quote, the president's immediate advisers who serve as the president's altar ego. and the dangerous new stretch, i think we should call this what it is, an absolute cover-up by the white house. mr. lewandowski is here and has vital information about presid

rick dearborn, rob porter, and corey lewandowski. unfortunately we learned last night that the white house is blocking the first two from even showing up, and tightly-limiting the third. the white house has no authority, legal or otherwise, to give these orders. we wanted these three individuals to testify before the committee and the american people because they are critical witnesses to the incidents of obstruction of justice laid out in the mueller report. at least five of those episodes, evidence laid out in the special counsel report, established all the elements of obstruction of justice were met. today, despite the roadblocks the white house has thrown up, we will focus on one of the most concerning of those five episodes. it is the president ordering the attorney general, through mr. lewandowski, to stop the special counsel's investigation into the president and his campaign. as the report details, mr. dearborn was enlisted as part of that effort, as well. mr. porter has other critical evidence regarding obstruction. as our h

. >> this win for billy porter. we're backstage with the biggest winners right here on "gma." >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. he's something, isn't he? hope you all had a great weekend. they switched it up at the emmys last night. >> they did, with no host last night. but billy porter, his speech and making history. the first openly gay man to win best actor in a drama. >> everything about him is so wonderful including that great hat. so many moments overnight. as you said, the show actually went hostless. multiple people stepping in to help like anthony anderson and his mom. she took home a few emmys. she took. i don't think she took them home. amy of course was right there with her and we'll have much more ahead. >>> first we begin with tropical storm karen. heading two puerto rico and the virgin islands this morning. watches are now in effect as the 11th named storm of the hurricane season moves in. ginger, of course, start us off with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to yo

the emmy goes to billy porter. >> billy porter now just an oscar away from egot status.he first openly gay black man to win an emmy for best actor. >> the category is love, y'all, love. >> the "pose" star not the only one giving a powerful acceptance speech. >> the next time a woman, especially a woman of color, because she stands to make 52 cents on the dollar compared to her white male counterpart, listen to her, believe her. >> michelle williams using her time on stage to spotlight the gender pay gap. "fleabag" in many categories including best comedy series. >> i forgot to thank my wife when i was up here. we've had a very difficult hour. >> the award for best drama series went to, what else, "game of thrones" for its final season. >> i can't believe we did it. we did it all together. and it's over. and we shall never see her like again. >> and while this year's emmys had no host, there was no shortage of star power at the microsoft theater in los angeles. anthony anderson and his mom. >> mama! put that in your purse! >> oh, okay. >> ben stiller and a very healthy bo

miss porter, you've used e-cigarettes for a long time.what kind of regulation do you think is appropriate? >> i've used e-cigarettes for nine years. and just to kind of bring a point, there are 11 million regulatory cigarette users who are adults and obtaining these products legally. i also want to say the products i've been vaping for nine years are not 59 milligrams. they are 12 milligrams. i think that regarding the product -- the manufacturing of the product insisting on good manufacturing practices, gnp is something that is important and something i look for in the products i purchase, as someone who has, you know, making sure that nothing gets aadult rated, there isn't cross-con tom nation. with regard to kids, i think we don't even talk much about enforcement you know, in the state of wisconsin, police would send decoys in to see if young people could potentially buy a pack of cigarettes. stores were fined substantially if they violated that. same with underage drinking. that kind of regular enforcement is something that is quite i

." >> one of the biggest moments came from billy porter.gory is love, y'all" after he won best actor in a drama for his role in "pose." >> porter is the first openly gay black man to win an emmy for best actor. >>> and harry bradbeer proudly won the directing role for "fleabag" and thanked everyone except his wife. >> when "fleabag" won again for best comedy series, he redeemed himself. >> i forgot to thank my wife when i was up here. she hasn't been -- we've had a very difficult hour. [ laughter ] so will you please give her a round of applause and my child? >> hilarious. >> he made up for it and we applaud you too, sir. >> very difficult hour. >>> meanwhile, a writer for the show "barry" couldn't make the red carpet so look at this. she wanted social media to dress her. emily posted herself in a green suit so people could photo shop whatever outfit they wanted on her. >> good idea. >>> next a hippo was the star of a very controversial gender reveal party. >> it took place at a zoo in texas. the dad fed a watermelon filled with jell-o to a

congresswoman katie porter is in the house on the van jones show. can't believe it. [ cheers and applause ] >> plus, my longtime personal friend and presidential hopeful cory booker is also in the house. two for the price of one. greatness to come. there is the guy. love the guy. but let's talk. look, this week you had death andes mediation from hurricane dorian. this storm just parked itself on parts of the bahamas and just dumped down rain and misery on people for days and days. to recover we are going to need the help for years. going to take years of help. the hurricane also caused flooding in the carolinas and created tons of anxiety for millions of americans constantly watching the forecast wondering when is this storm making landfall? at the same time that was happening, a wildfire was stoerching par stoer scorching california. you got floods and fires and extreme weather. the climate catastrophe is here and it's time to act. there is a silver lining be which is that the democrats actually want to meet the crisis head on. we had 10 presidenti

porter had a conflicting and contradictory directive from two equal branches. congress has instructed to testify on the president has instructed him not to." he was the staff secretary, he was a member of the administration. therefore is subject to executive privilege even though he does not work here anymore. >> shepard: the president has not claimed executive privilege, has he? >> they said that they did not want him to talk outside of the parameters, at least for lewandowski not to talk out of the parameters of the mueller report, but clearly the white house saying that they did not want, or they told porter not to testify, not that they told congress that they did not want him to testify, and congress says that they want him to testify, so as long as there is the conflict, he will not show up before congress. not fully actually telling congress that they are claiming executive privilege. >> shepard: it is a gray area in there that does not exist. one more thing, context matters. and the context of the appearance by corey lewandowski, testifying before muell

almost. >> i can't top billy porter. no way. >> i bet he had higher heels on than you had.goodness. >> bay area hall of fame, who knew. very exciting. thank you. >> we're also talking about fire dangerment. >> right. >> yeah. i get to bring the bad news unfortunately. yeah. from a trail blazer and great news to fire weather. let's jump in. 9:00 tonight through 5:00 wednesday morning, xwgusts to 4 miles per hour in the mountains and hills. fire could start easily with humidity down to single digits. the winds in the north bay goes to lake and mendocino counties to thee have anonshore flow. some mist and drizzle out there. we can see that from live doppler 7 and the east bay hills camera. barely showing the top of the bay bridge and the salesforce tower there. 65 to 72 at coast. mid to upper 70s to low to upper 80s around the bay and inland neighborhoods with sunshine. this is just the beginning. let's get back to the hall of famerment >> we have brake lights going through walnut creek. southbound near north main. motorcycle down and debris in lanes. you are stacked up to 242

vicki porter. >> thank you so much. if you would all please rise and raise your right hand i will begin by swearing you in. [witnesses were sworn in] let the record show that the witness is answered in the affirmative. thank you, and please be seated. the microphones are sensitive simply speak directly into them. without objection a written statement, written statements will be made part of the record. with that, dr. ezike, you are now recognize for five minutes. >> chairman, ranking member cloud, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you inviting me to discuss this very concerning situation where hundreds of people across the country including 69 in illinois have experienced severe respiratory illness after vaping or using e-cigarettes, tragically there has been one death in illinois. an additional suspected cases are being reported to the department every day. our patient in illinois have ranged in age from 15-42 with a median age of 22. the majority of the patients have been male, representing many countie

actor billy porter was the first openly guy man to win best actor in a drama series. more from los angeles. >> game of thrones. >>> game of thrones wins big. it was far from a clean sweep. >> and once again, we witnessed history unfold. the emmy goes. >> billy porter takes home best actor. >> at the hearts and minds of people who live on this planet. >> the surprise may habeen jody palmer for best actress. her killing eve co-star and fellow nominee, santa oh. supporting actor went to pete fresh game of thrones who thanked the entire entertainment community. >> it is all about tolerance, diversity. there is no other place that i would be standing on a stage. >>> julia garner. >> and other zack's julia garner won for supporting actress beating out competitions from both killing eve and game of thrones. >> julia louie dreyfus. >> on the men i did side. if there was an odds-on favorite to win, it would have to be julia louie dreyfus. the emmy for lead actress goes to, not only that, but stevie waller also wins for comedy writing in fleabag. >> i am really thankableful. bi

porter. we are considering all options to enforce these subpoenas. we welcome mr. lewandowski and thank him for per dissipating and today's hearing. if you will please rise, i will begin by swearing you in. under swear or affirm penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information, and belief, so help you god? let the record show that the witness has answered in the affirmative. thank you, and please be seated. please note that the written statement will be entered into the record it entirely. i ask you that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. to help you stay within that five minutes, there is a light on your table. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute to conclude. when the light turns red, it signals your five minutes have expired. mr. lewandowski, you may begin. mr. lewandowski: chairman nadler, ranking members, and members of the committee, good afternoon. i want to start by expres

-- staffer rob porter. morning, robert costa is a political reporter and moderator of pbs's washington weekly. let's start with the news that happened over the weekend. -- been a loomings question over the 2020 campaign. how will the supreme court as an issue factor in to the campaign? trump,in 2016, president then candidate trump was able to use the issue of the judiciary as a motivating force for republican voters. he said you may not like me as a candidate, but if you want to make sure conservatives are on the bench, you want me in the white house. democrats have yet to make a forceful case on top of all the other arguments they are having on health care and policy about the future of the court in these new issues about justice cavanaugh -- justice kavanaugh could bring issues about the supreme court into the fore. host: what do you think the state of play is right now? many who are running, where do they stand right now? guest: it is hard to see how president trump does not win the republican nomination

meanwhile, in sonoma county, the shut off area is near porter creek road.usands will lose power in the sierra foothills as well. >>> tonight a popular coming of age series on netflix is stirring up a new controversy. this time the drama around 13 reasons why has nothing to reason do with supply. >> reporter: "13 reasons why" was shot in various areas in the bay area, 10 day they shot here. this is close to the public due to high fire danger. "13 reasons why" is a drama series is about teen suicide. its third season debuted on netflix in august. we saw crews presumably al saw fire crews. four. >> i am here focusing on any issues that may come up. >> re rtme said ththe city gave permission to them to be in the closed park. as long as they pay for a fire inspector. >> nobody should be here. >> reporter: some bicycle riders thought that they got preferential treatment. >> yeah, like i said i don't think. >> if there is actually fire teacher, people probably should not be here. i haven't noticed anything. as long as they are not on the trails, i am okay with it.

. >> the emmy goes to billy porter >> i am so overwhelmed and overjoined to have lived long enough to this day >> billy porter became the first openly gay man to win an emmy for a series >> and louis dreyfuss would have become the most honored actor of of all time if she had won but "fleabag" won instead. >> it's just really wonderful to know and dirty, pervy, angry, messed up woman can make it to the emmys so thank you so much >> "fleabag" too best writing overall. and "game of thrones" took home waur ard >> and coming up, a marriage proposal suddenly turned deadly. these'll work. the utter delight of free wi-fi... . oh man this is the best part. isn't that you? yeah. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. expect hilton. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. and it's a disc. the future of laundry is here - than any of these detergents. and

this includes part of porter creek road, that is in unincorporated sonoma county. it includes safari west, the wildlife reserve request, the owners there were preparing the exotic animal park for this morning so shut off. susan gormand e needs to do a better job communicating their decisions for a public safety power shut off which pg and e is calling the new normal. she described the area, and unincorporated sonoma county that doesn't have power this morning. >> this was the area where the wildfires two years ago blasted over the mountain range and pretty much extinguished all of the homes up there alone porter creek road. >> reporter: in napa county, the shut off includes 700 customers in napa, calistoga, and lake berryessa. sources tell us the expected restoration time will be about 12 hours. this is all because of windy weather conditions, pg and e says it it is increasing the what fire risk and is area. weather and is going to peek somewhere between 6:00 a.m. and noon. >>> if you're looking for some relief from the heat today, several coolers cooling centers o

porter and mr. dearborn from showing up at all today. on behalf of the president, the white house, and the department f justice advancing this esame spurious legal doctrine they did when this committee called on the most obstruction -- most important obstruction witness to testify, former white house counsel don mcgann. they claim porter and dearborn are absolutely immune from testifying before congress. there's no such thing. the only court tover consider this purported absolute immunity doctrine totally rejected it. that is why we have begun to court in the mcgann case to set it aside. what is happening today is more troubling than mcgann's failure to appear. because even if we apply d.o.j.'s own made up rules of absolute immunity, i question how mr. dearborn fits under those rules. according to d.o.j. opinions, absolute immunity applies to, quote, the president's immediate advisors who serve as the president's lter ego, close quote. to extend this already dubious doctrine to someone like mr. dearborn who is far more remove fled presid

they have subpoenaed former officials and former white house software rob porter. ducey wasvernor doug joined by tom donohue and neil brown the for a news conference and the need to ratify the trade agreement, often return to -- referred to. this is just over 30 minute. many -- good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for coming. 20 year the chamber brings together the top chamber executives from around the country to talk about our shared priorities and how we can best leverage the power of our whole federation. it is our partnership with these organizations that give the neighbor amy -- the region a neighbor -- nationwide reach. this meeting comes at an important time for the business in arizona to new york and elsewhere in between. there are growing questions about the strain and direction of our economy. uncertainty stemming from the u.s. china trade tensions, various international hotspots, the softening global economy and warming -- warning signs are making people nervous, and when people get nervous, they said on their money. a lot of companies are sitt

porter, you have this from groevs. he says as senior advisers to the president, mr. porter and dear cls born are immune from being compelled to testify before congress. the same legal position has been followed consistently by administrations of both political parties for years. and we have the other statement which says much of the same thing. that is a point that can and will be debated, but what we know for sure that this approach from the white house is going to compound the ongoing court proceedings into whether or how the trump administration is effectively blocking due oversight by this congress into the president and his actions, hallie. >> jeff bennett covering it all on capitol hill. a busy day for you i appreciate that. let me bring in somebody else who is going to have a busy day. congressman from california and in the judiciary committee and will be in the room for today's hearing. given what we've just heard from my colleague about the white house restricting what lewandowski can say and him echoing his former boss here, what do you realistically think

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the emmy goes to billy porter.nly man to win the emmy for best drama. >>doctor what does this moment mean to you you danced up what does this mean, i've worked very hard for but like. yes, it's happened in this year has been mind blowing and like my my my. >>and the emmy goes to. geo t one the show's biggest award for best drama. it was at me. >>and that store the night with 4 emmys and it shot hollywood's new it girl phoebe waller-bridge your face when you first walk. you're like no. >>also up said julia louis dreyfus for best actress in a comedy and halted the veep stars potential history making moment becoming the winningest and the actor ever. >>row hughley is sure. it's amazing and she's she's been someone i've just at my must be as easy as now, i've met have and it's amazing. >>and we were inside the the parties plus. and so much mark don't miss it, i'm cathy night. >>and i know here in our team tonight airs right here on kron 4 to 7.30 that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us this hour, we'll

also on board was edward porter felt, and accomplishment. devoted husband, the father of two daughters, the new jersey native was making a last-minute is this trip to san francisco. then there is a flight attendant, one to green. mother of 2, deacon at her church. planning to open a real estate office after retiring. and richard j. guadagno. as you've heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the fish and wildlife service, he worked for 17 years. on september 11 going home after celebrating with his parents sister and family and his grandmother's 100th birthday , and antique dealer in world war ii veteran. as you've heard so eloquently from this podium this morning. , they were ordinary americans but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took off at 8:42 8:40 2 am the flight must've seemed just like any other. they had no way of knowing, they had no way of knowing american flight 11 would have hit the tower. within 21 minutes united flight 175 would hit the south tower of the world trade center. within 46 short minut

porter is the first openly gay ator to win in the category.his year the emmys' red carpet was purple to evoke loyalty because they were honoring tv and hollywood royalty. >>> coming up on the "morning news," mike pence faces backlash for his motorcade. >>> and child arrest. a 6-year-old girl is handcuffed and fingerprinted by orlando police. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." 3 out of 4 women recommend dove cool essentials after trying it for a week, like crystal. underarms are so smooth to the touch and i love that fresh smell i feel amazingly protected i'm definitely feeling more confident would you switch? (beep) the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patien

porter and mr. dearborn from showing up at all today. the white house and the department of justice or advancing the same spurious legal doctrine they did when this committee called on the most important obstruction witness to testify, former white house counsel don mcgahn. they claim porter and deerbourne are immune from testifying before congress. there is no such thing. the only court ever to consider this purported absolute immunity doctrine totally rejected it. that is why we have asked the court in the don mcgahn case to set it aside. what is more troubling, even if we apply doj's own made-up rules of absolute immunity, i question how mr. dearborn fits under those rules. according to doj opinions, absolute immunity applies to, quote, the president's immediate advisors to serve as the presidents alter ego. to extend this already dubious doctrine to someone like mr. dearborn, far more removed from the president than mcgann, is a dangerous stretch. we should call this what it is. an absolute cover-up by the white house. mr. lewandowsk

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and billy porter would be the first openly gay black man for "pose."here was no host, but thomas tried to have a good time felicity huffman's visit. >> keep your chin up. huffman reports to prison next month, in connection with the college admissions skancandal. >>> giants fans are moving on from the eli era, after the performance of daniel jones. >> fourth and five. the first-round pick was booed. now, is the toast of the town. he threw for 336 yards and 2 touchdowns and ran for 2 more in a 31-34 vehicle. why right. their best player hurt in that victory. >>> the house speaker promising a new stage of investigation if the white house keeps the whistleblower complaint secret. >>> a, quote, grave, new chapter. the house speaker's warning if the white house keeps a whistleblower complaint under wraps. >>> is there a diplomatic path forward with iran? >>> is there a new democratic front-runner. elizabeth warren is now surging in iowa. >>> and "game of thrones" goes out on top at the prime time echl emmy awards. wekiev, thehran. >> we start with the presid

billy porter made history, the first openly gay man to win for best actor in a drama for his performancew‘s portrayal of norman scott in a very english scandal won him the award for best supporting actor. he'd already been celebrating. i'm hungover! there were also awards for chernobyl, the docudrama about the 1986 nuclear disaster, and netflix's black mirror: bandersnatch, the interactive film in which viewers have a say in the storyline. thank you very much. television is enjoying a golden age. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. if you remember the weather last week, you would have remembered high pressure and sunshine, fairly chilly nights. this week it is looking decidedly autumnal with low pressure dominating the scene. spells of wet and windy weather followed by sunshine and showers but on the plus side, the knights will be quite mild thanks to the south—westerly winds. low pressure will be nearby again to end monday and into the start of tuesday, plenty of isobars and weather fronts so plenty of isobars and weather fronts so pretty

the emmy goes to billy porter. >> billy porter takes home best actor in a drama. >> we are the people. t to change the molecular structure of the hearts and minds of the people who live on this planet. >> the surprise may have been jody palmer for best actress. her killing eve co-star and fellow nominee santa oh. supporting actor went to peter from game of thrones. he thanks the entire entertainment community. >> it is all about tolerance and diversity. there is no other place i would be standing on the stage. >> julia garner. >> and julia garner won for supporting actress beating out competition from killing eve and game of thrones. on the comedy side, if there was an odds-on favorite to win, that would be julia louie dreyfus. the emmy for actress goes to phoebe waller bridge. she also wins for comedy writing in fleabag. >> the reason that i do it. >> bill hayeder takes a lead actor emmy for barry and gives the high credit to the show's procreator alec for shaping >> should move on, or we should go again. >> so which one of these should pump the big drive for best comedy. >> flea bag

married a woman named bridget murphy and she ended up getting a store just down the road here on portereet and they built a family. patrick passed away young from cholera. from sheer force of will and the help of a community she kept that family together. her son, owned a local saloon, became a boss and stir in the state senate. his son, my great-grandfather was born a few blocks from here on meridian street. his son served this neighborhood in congress and then went on to serve as president of the united states. [cheering and applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as wellin congress. [cheering and applause] >> a certain point you got to learn you just up and you can't compete. thank you, buddy. i'm here because my family has always appreciated that story. they had known what it meant to be from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that their own history meant that not everybody barrier was broken down for every heart pass was feared but that here in america there was that shot for any striving family and a chance to build a home to make the mo m

part of this outage includes the area near porter creek road, in unincorporated sonoma county including safari west. last night, the owners were preparing the exotic animal park for the shut off. -- says pg and e needs to do better communicating to decisions for public safety power shut off, which pg and e is calling the new normal. she described the area that does not have power this morning. >> this was the area where wildfires two years ago blasted over the mountain range and pretty much extinguished all of the homes up there along porter creek road. >> reporter: in the county the shut off includes 700 customers napa calistoga and like various can, sources tell us the expected restoration time will be about 12 hours. weather conditions expected to peak sometime between 6:00 this morning and noon. >>> the san francisco recreation and parks department is helping residents beat the heat today, there is free admission to san francisco city pools throughout the day, the list of dissipating pools include balboa park, kaufman, hamilton and luther king junior as well as mission, north beach,

somerset batted after winning the toss but soon lost former india test star murali vijay to jamie porter by sam cook. spinner simon harmer then took two more quick wickets, and somerset were 75 for a when rain stopped play. with the world championships getting underway later this week, the iaaf president lord coe says that he'd like to see caster semenya return to athletics— but within the regulations. the 800m world champion won't be defending her title in doha, because she refuses to comply with the new rules governing testerone levels in female athletes. but speaking to the bbc‘s alex capstick, coe says that he hopes that she hasn't given up track and field forever. we haven't set those regulations to exclude people, they are actually lured to allow us to maintain the presence of those athletes of that condition at international levels. you like to see her back in 800 metres or... yes, within those regulations, of course. that's all the sport for now. let's return to the labour party conference now and one of the policies announced today is a plan to extend free personal care in engla

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dearborn and porter were also subpoenaed to testify tomorrow alongside corey lewandowski. we're starting to think that neither of them will show up. we have letters from their lawyers tonight indicating that their are not going to show up because of the president's assertion that anybody who has ever worked in the white house is absolutely immune from ever having to testify. that said, corey lewandowski is definitely expected to testify tomorrow even though he never worked in the white house. the thing about this is weird is that tonight, the white house is saying that dearborn and porter won't show up at all, but the white house is saying that even with corey lewandowski who didn't work in the white house at all, who has never been a government employee, the white house is nevertheless asserting tonight that they have advised mr. lewandowski to limit his testimony. and not talk about his conversations with the president. right? it is unclear on what authority the white house might be trying to limit lewandowski's testimony, again, he doesn't work for the white house, does

porter and mr. dearborn, from showing up at all today. on behalf of the president, the white house and the department of justice are advocating, are advancing the same spuriou testimony of don mcgahn. the white house is saying he is absolutely immune to testifying in front of congress. there is no such thing. they totally rejected it. this is why we went to court in the mcgahn case to set it aside. what is happening today is more troubling than mcgahn's failure to appear, because even if we apply doj's own made-up rules of absolute immunity, i question how mr. dearborn fits under those rules. according to doj opinions, actual immunity applies to, quote, the president's immediate advisers who serve as the president's alter ego, closed quote. to extend this already dubious adoption to mr. dearborn is a dangerous stretch. i think we should call this what it is, an absolute cover-up by the white house. mr. lewandowski is here and has vital information about presidential obstruction of justice. the white house wants to limit our and your abili

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they have subpoenaed former officials and former white house staffer rob porter. >> back at our table this morning, national political reporter -- reporter with the national -- the washington post. let's start with the news that happened over the weekend. the new york times published an excerpt of a book coming out about the confirmation process. also, they say corroboration of an old one. how does this way into campaign 2020? >> that has been a looming question. how will the supreme court factor in to the campaign? trump,in 2016, president then candidate president trump -- candidate trump used it as a motivating force for voters to say, you may not like me as a candidate, but if you want to ensure that conservatives are on the bench, you need to make sure that i am in the white house. justices getting up in age have yet to make a forceful case on top of all the other arguments about the future of the court. allegations could bring the allegations to the four. is the do you think state of play when you look at the field? where does the president stand? where do things stand right now?

porter. as the counsel and other outside experts have laid out, any other individuals involved with this would have been charged with obstruction of justice. anyone else. and the president is intent on preventing the american people from hearing the details so it is no surprise that the white house has blocked two of the witnesses from showing up today. on behalf of the president, the white house and the department of justice they are advancing the same spurious doctrine that they did when this committee called upon the obstruction of witness to testify former white house counsel dan mcgahn. they are immune to testify before congress, and there is no such thing. the only court ever to look at this doctrine totally rejected it. that is why we went to the court in the mcgahn case to set it aside. what is happening today is more troubling than mcgahn's failure to appear, because even if we apply doj's own made-up rules of the absolute immunity, i would like to know how mr. dearborn fits under th

wild animals while she's gathering woods 2 men walk past carrying shackled they say they're just porters and had nothing to do with the fires. for go. it's illegal to set fires here or do a commodity for it but people don't care. if. so as you know they do it anyway that in my school and then it gets out of control the it wants to know how it's back there just went up in flames see when you're driving through the area yet every few minutes you will pass a bushfire and it's really a mess if the bushfires rage uncontrollably especially at night images from u.s. space agency show how mess of the affected area is far more land in southern africa is ablaze than in the amazon but just how bad is the problem. from the plane you can see that these are not large scale forest fires but many smaller bushfires in was a big savannah area we fly on to a number where the president has declared a state of emergency due to drought still plumes of smoke can be seen everywhere mostly from men made fires before the rainy season locals prepare their fields using traditional slash and burn techniques the ashe