now she says he was. she says the president was a great man that accomplished a lot common she calls into question. what is changing is eight months? she went on the record after she left the white house specifically talking about how she left the white house, why she left the white house and what she thought about the president. >> and she selling a book. >> the only thing changed issues now looking to make money off of it and sell a book. where having gone through the process myself, my guess is she sat down with publishes and said if you say the following, we can give you more money. this is complete opportunism and it is completely false. >> sarah huckabee sanders says the book is full of lies and false accusations. it is interesting because omarosa says when stuff started to leak out that she had heard, herself, she with trump using the n word in the apprentice days but in the book she says sources supposedly had a tape of this. then she said on meet the press again today, how credible is this? >> no

you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea.ck. lets get a check of weather and traffic... residual bart delays on the fremont line due to a cracked rail. emergency repair work complete and bart is no longer single tracking through the area. other issues resolved in oakland and san francsico.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. continuing a trend of overall comfortable weather across the bay area with temperatures again showing a range from the 60's along the coast to the 80's inland again. do expect temperatures just a bit warmer than yesterday's with skies also clearing just a bit faster than yesterday's. into the weekend highs inland will return to the 90's continuing a trend of overall comfortable weather across the bay area with temperatures again showing a range from the 60's along the coast to the 80's inland again. do expect temperatures just a bit warmer than yesterday's with skies also clearing just a bit faster than yesterday's. into the weekend highs inland will return to the 90's with temperatur

he says.. making sure utility companies take extra care is just one part of the solution state senator bill dodd (ca - district 3)i think our public utilities commission could and should establish tougher standards and also establis oversight that will really make a difference. (hermela)the issue will continue to be debated in the capitol. and it's a high stakes issue for pg&e.experts say.. the utility company could face billions in liability..reporting live in napa hermela aregawi kron 4 news (justine) smogy skies. the wildfires are having more impact on the bay area than just the damage left behind by flames. just how long part of the bay area will be under a spare the air advisory. "now these parents have to bury their 19 year old son who had so much to live for and his little sister had to see it all happen."(jrs) shooting at an in-n-out. friends of the boy who died retrace what happened moments before the shots rang out. (justine) a vigil and march is happening tonight for a woman found de

this is d w news live from berlin thousands gather in israel to protest the new law they say it marginalizes non jews the druze minority and their supporters say to rally against a new identity law that critics say undermines israel's democratic values we'll talk to our correspondent in tel aviv for the latest also coming up europe's heat wave turns deadly at least three people have died in spain a heat stroke forecasts for spain and portugal are due to reach the highest temperatures ever cordage on the continent. and members of the bar boys main opposition party appear in court in harare charged with inciting violence after monday's election the defendant saying they're being framed by the police. you could join us tens of thousands of people are protesting in israel against new legislation they say marginalizes non jewish people in the country thousands have gathered in a central square in tel aviv for a protest organized by the country's druze minority they're calling for all israelis to be treated equally and they say the new law undercuts israel's democratic values by marginalizing not

and the workers say they are fed up... ten bay area business has had enough of a rather stinky and unsanitary situation.(ken) people using the bathroom right on the sidewalk right outside the front door.there is security video showing it all justine waldman has the story you'll only see on kron 4.pm on kron 4. you'll only see the story you'll only see on kron 4. to a developing story... the teen accused of pushing a friend off a bridge in washington state... is now facing charges. authorities say, 18-year-old taylor smith admitted she pushed 16-year-old jordan holgerson off the bridge, but alleges she was just trying to help her overcome her fear. holgerson broke six ribs, punctured a lung and had air bubbles in her chest. officials determined smith created a substantial risk of death and caused serious physical injury-- and they have charged her with one count of reckless endangerment. (pam) a 15-year-old girl is in recovery after she fell nearly 50-feet off of a mountain in tennessee ... and survived. (ken) her classmate

ortega says he was asleep when it happened. he says his mom was the one that heard everything.he heard the plane flying really low then it passed again. she woke him up when she heard the crash. ortega says that's when he went to go investigate. he said he heard three explosions when he went to the scene. (vicki) on the east coast... this is incredible video showing cars being tossed around in a river like toys in little falls, new jersey. thunderstorms plagued the area over the weekend and brought at least five-inches of rain. cars like these were submerged, some even swept away. one tow company owner says more than a dozen vehicles were removed from the water by sunday morning. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled around the bay area today as high pressure finally weakened. the monsoon returned to the sierra. doppler radar is tracking more showers over the sierra. highs today were in the 80s inland with cool fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the bay area. that will help to keep temperatures down he next couple o

say it could jeopardize their investigation.irl's jogging pants, hoodie, and sandals were found at the friend's home where she was last seen. they say her cell phone and social media accounts have not been used in a days. >>> the closely watched monsanto trial is wrapping up in san francisco. the parent company of the weedkiller roundup is being sued for $400 million by a man from phoenicia. he says that monsanto's products gave him cancer. ktvu's christien kafton was in court for today's arguments. >> the jury has left the court in their hands. attorneys on both sides had one final chance to make their pitch to the jury about this issue would -- which could wind up with a price tag close to a half billion dollars. the trial got underway last month. former school district worker duan e lee johnson says he regularly used roundup and ranger pro weedkillers manufactured by monsanto. over the course of the trial, he told the jury of instances where he was drenched in the weedkiller and subsequently developed non-hodgkin's,. 's attor

that is what they say. susan, the president also this morning saying that the real problem is his attorney general has not stopped the prosecution of these crimes. listen. >> there's such corruption. before i got here, it's from before i got here. it's the obama administration. and you look at what happened. they surveilled my campaign. it's very simple. the fisa report, the phony, fake -- >> -- signed the last fisa report. >> it's always bothered me. >> will you fire him? will you fire sessions? >> well, as i said, i wanted to stay uninvolved, but when everybody sees what's going on in the justice department -- i always put justice now with quotes, assist veit's a very, v day. >> first of all, he always puts justice in quotes because i do not think he fundamentally believes that there is such a thing as the -- >> he doesn't think there's any justice in the justice department. >> clearly, the only justice he thinks exists is his justice. but susan, how do you assess that statement? he didn't rule out firing

why is sarah sanders say it is so common. >> i don't know why sarah said what she says. i think it is common relating to vendors that deals with the white house. >> what do you mean vendors? >> people who provide services to the white house. i believe that would be something that would be a regular practice but as it relates to the staff, certainly, this is an anomaly and no question about that. going back to it the fact the matter is it is reenforcing what is already there. as a white house lawyer, there is no way i am going to go out and talk about specific conversations i have with my client. >> professor, these are employees paid by taxpayers, they work for the government of the united states. >> no, anderson, they would not be enforceable. i was a lawyer for the obama campaign. sarah sanders was out lying today. that's not what we are talking about here. media reports of omarosa did not have a security clearance. so, the law is that the first amendment protects the right of government officials when they leave to speak. it is apart of freedom of speech. that's why i

and what the government's lawyers say you know what the defense lawyer saying and the government the government versus us and in many cases it's hard for us to win the other governments were trumps in court often and in terms of the public. so that's just it's a really crucial point to understand where we are still in two thousand and eighteen and i'm going to represent i'll talk about some of them one is that are. i get me man he's forty three his name is sharia hodges' he's been in u.s. custody for over sixteen years for charge the government has long to determine if it has evidence that he committed a crime and charge him or has not he's someone the government will probably never charge and according to its position in court it believes it has to get ready to hold him perpetually essentially for advice without charge but in this theory that the u.s. continues to be the same armed conflicts that it quiets seventeen years ago the time it was captured that extends worldwide that extends to unspecified concentrate more seeing new or new groups new terrorist groups that didn't exist th

you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at ck in the box. (tele vo/vicki)new at five, the squeaky wheel getting some grease in the form of a new effort to reduce wait times at the department of motor vehicles. this after the dmv has beenplagued by long lines in recent weeks.(transition) kron four's rob fladeboe paid a visit to one dmv office in the south bay and joins us now live with an update. rob? (rob live) i'm at the dmv office on alma avenue in san jose. it may be too soon to tellif it's made much of a difference but the dmv is rolling out a new effort to make those lines shorter. there was a line again on tuesday outside dmv's busy alma avenue location. there were more line inside and plenty of people willing to share stories of a previous visit. people like taliebu hurd. "....it was horrible, i was in line for more than three hours...."among the innovations being rolled out this month to cut down wait times is aself-service vehicle registration kiosk that can help some customers conduct t

we maintain the president didn't say that. >> so on the one hand he says, listen, all he was saying is can you cut the guy some slack? now he never said anything to him at all about michael flynn. what's happening here and how to reconcile it. >> 180. only person to answer this is the president and understand why mueller would want to talk to him and keep in mind that's one of the key issues within the obstruction investigation. did the president try and influence the flynn investigation essentially firing the former fbi director because of the flynn investigation? this whole idea he told the fbi director, can you see your way out of it and let it go? certainly the only person that can really answer that is the president. lawyers spin and say whatever they want. ultimately, you know, as we said, there's a concern from the giuliani team, from the lawyers on the president's side that there's perjury trap and saying this is why he's -- >> the point is, perjury trap. way to avoid the trap is to tell the truth. >> that's what we keep saying. will the president ever sit down with the mueller

is looking at saying that she wants the u.k. to be the biggest g seven investor in africa by twenty twenty two and so far has announced that six of rather five billion dollars will be invested in african countries and a further five billion dollars from private investors that to come later this is very much about renewing ties with africa looking at various african economies but also cementing the relationship that's been established so far the u.k. to some extent has taken a back seat to other trade partners specifically in relation to south africa such as china germany the usa even parts one and the may be so this is very much linked to what happens after a break now aside from trade ties and investment is also looking at stability and security across the continent outlining some of the military assistance that the u.k. has provided to countries like kenya mali as well as somalia so really looking at what's important of all the u.k. going forward and just how some of these aims will be achieved with regard to our travels here

how can he possibly say that? cannot say that with a straight face. >> reporter: marilyn marks, a self--funded advocate for improving election integrity is part of a group that has sued georgia. she says the state system is easily penetrable and if the system is hacked or infected with malware there would be no way for georgia to double check the votes. in part, she wants a paper ballot backup for the upcoming midterm elections. the state says no. >> when told hey, you've been exposed to bad guys and viruses, you've been exposed to every known bad thick that could happen to an election system, they just say okay, next electi election. >> reporter: and that sums up what brian kemp is saying, we'll take care of this in 2020 -- after he becomes georgia's next governor. the georgia secretary of state's office says it's too late to switch to another system of voting before the next election saying it would lead to voter confusion and possibly suppress the vote and in trump-like style brian kemp is blaming the press for

i'm just saying that, you know, the shorts are saying that someone got word out, at least they're sayingp, they are telling me, the shorts i'm talk to, the chart suggests somebody got word out. i have no evidence that elon musk -- zero. trish: in other words, maybe somebody somewhere knew. >> who knows? i can tell you this, though, that that will be investigated. i mean the sec has trip wires and any type of movement like this, particularly of high volume involving a stock before an announcement that takes the stock up on the announcement and if there's movement before that gets eyeballed by finra and the securities and exchange commission. they have computer databases that look at all that. that's going to trip that up. trish: contrast michael dell and privatization of dell versus what we're looking at right now with tesla? >> let's be clear with elon musk. i'm not saying he did anything wrong. by the way, announcing this on twitter, he controls the company. it's perfectly fine. that's a public announcement where everybody kind of that trades is on twitter. and michael dell, if you reme

they say it is a witchhunt. it is interesting that when they hear the president criticized, that they feel they want to defend him. he certainly has a strong base of supporters that sees this that he is under more pressure than previous presidents in their view. democrats say this is a critical matter of national security. those numbers and where we get side,8, and 10 on each that is where we have not moved much. where are the independents? guest: there are a lot of independents, they are mixed, but we often find that underneaths come that declaration, they often vote much the same way all the time. there are republicans who call themselves independent and democrats who call themselves independent. mixed.dents are more there is a sliver of folks who say they want to wait and see what the facts say and what unfolds. that has been about a third question. isn there, i think there some room, there might be some room to move, but i think we have to wait and see. host: michelle calls herself an independent in west vir

does i would say probably there's no u.n. secretary general that pushed as hard as he did with regard to the millennium development goals and so many the defining feature of how we ended a lot of this was you never made exactly the claims and he was willing to say when they were struck so for example even though the millennium development goals of the m d g's as it was was the main push at the u.n. he was willing to say quite openly that the emily minimalists development goals recognizing that this was not as and vicious as the poor needed to be so when you look at those three areas what you see in him is somebody was pushing the envelope as much as it could but when he failed in never lie and he never failed to take responsibility and i want to see very clearly though many of what will be called failures of coffee or manage this moment actually might be inappropriate because a lot of what he was not able to deliver relates to the deficit and the shortcomings of the u.n. and i would be structured because the u.n. suffers from

you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea.ki bowls. only at jack in the box. it works. fight on tuesday night. pay for it tonight. >> fines and suspensions have been handed out following the brawl between the giants and dodgers. major league baseball suspended yasiel puig for two games and fined him an undisclosed amount of cash following this altercation. confrontation. salutation with giants catcher nick hundley. hundley got a fine but no suspension. that's the good news. puig plans on appealing today's decision. and late tonight, this stinks for the giants. word comes out one of their best pitchers was injured duringiant rodriguez strained his hamstring, one of the first guys to join the scrum from the bench. he was supposed to start tomorrow night in cincinnati. instead the giants put him on the disabled list. case i kelly will start in his place. >> a live look at the oakland coliseum where tomorrow, the a's host the world champion houston astros and first place is on the line. division lead.he astros by two it will be a

this one says... these people are illegal migrants trying to break into the uk. they seek actively to avoid detection and any normal channels that the rest of us would have to follow. if they were to break into your house you would expect the police to arrest them. they are essentially doing the same. if they we re essentially doing the same. if they were genuine migrants they could seek asylum and would be in one of the refugee camps etc. that's coming up the refugee camps etc. that's coming up in the refugee camps etc. that's coming upina the refugee camps etc. that's coming up in a moment or two. send me an email, or message us on facebook. we'd love to talk to you yon the programme so do put your fone number in your email if you're happy to talk to me! let's get some sport. 0lly foster is at the bbc sport centre. india are going to win the third test later this morning. it's going to be hard for england to do anything about it?! yes, it will be! expect india to finish it off well before lunch. tha

especially when many are saying the e.u. will bear the economic brunt of cutting off ties with iran but for now it remains to be seen whether impossible is truly nothing for the block. russia's defense ministry is calling on the u.s. to allow humanitarian access to a refugee camp in southern syria it also wants the u.s. to shut down a military base which is close to the camp russia says eisel fighters are regrouping in the region we spoke to russia's envoy to syria about the security situation. but the study also took us there only two areas where i saw militants are still quite active although there are not many of them first of all in a fifty five kilometer long area that's controlled by the us. is located there around sixty thousand people live there now there are many i saw militants who were there under the guise of refugees my personal opinion is that the americans have got themselves into a deadlock a trap there is a war we soldiers fighting against i so it turns out that i saw militants also settled in this area ther

i would also say to my fellow protestants and nonbelievers, this is not the time to say, we told yous what the roman catholic church is like. i would say this is a time for the heart for the victims and remember times or your own denomination may or may not have screwed up. i think when it comes to how roman catholics in the united states resolve this, i think mark is speaking for what the central line of anger here is. and americans expect something different from what they are hearing from the vatican. in the united states, if this happened in another institution, a political institution or if we are watching michigan state or ohio state, as we watch these kind of instances play out in american secular institutions, you will see a very different response than what comes from the vatican. i think that slow walk feeling that you get from now three successive popes does not be the bulldog with american catholics. >> >> bret: last word. >> it's not just that, but the "me too" scandal. he also abused other young priests and he was the harvey weinstein of the catholic church. where is th

investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabe he was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july and some people wondered if zimbabwe's presidential election might bring change the opposition say it was rigged the electoral commission denies it the ruling party's presidential candidate incumbent president. was announced the winner he was once the right hand man of former leader. at the time of the massacres he was state security minister the first major investigation into the killings was written by human rights lawyer david coltart. he says the involvement of men and some of his ministers means things were changed i think it's unlikely that they would ever want a complete truth telling because the entire story of their involvement will unravel from their perspective. and that would be very damaging politically to them so we don't expect justice under them. and a commi

she won't say he didn't say it. she is right about one thing. the president answered the question definitively so on twitter saying quote mark burnic called to say there is no tapes of the apprentice where i used such a terrible and disbusting word as attributed by wacky and deranged omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. why wouldn't the president secretary say that? does she not trust him? does she think it is possible he would say such a thing because he has already said these thing on tape. >> she is a low iq individual, maxine waters. >> you had people who were fine people on both sides. >> look at my african-american over here. look at him. wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now out. easy fired. >> this all comes as omarosa is releasing a new recording. this time an october 2016 phone conversation where omarosa talks about the possibility of a tape where the president says the "n" word. this conversation is between

they're not saying much more. just that they're looking for him, and there's a reward for avoiding long lines by having their own secret office. the unlisted dmv office is in vacco. the dmv says the primary focus is to handle thousands of consumers complaints, but the office is used by the legislature and staffers to take care of their dmv needs without the long way. the office has been around for decades, but critics say it's time to put away from the political perk. >> it doesn't hurt anything, really, but it looks back, sets the legislature apart from the general public. it would probably by part for them to get rid of it. the agency sets it's always adding more sff. >>> oakland international airport get machines called 3-d ct scanners, checking for explosives but see inside carry-on bags from three different angles. oak log will be one of -- the tsa says it would mean less hassle for passengers, shorter lines. >> we all like that. >> we do. i like the cooler temps coming soon. >> if i can please you and you, s

the school says trainers never took mcnair's temperature or iced him down, both steps some experts say could have saved his life. the university investigating the football team's culture after accusations head coach d.j.durkin and members of his staff berated players when showing signs of exhaustion. >> we have changed how we practice and also how we train our staff. >> reporter: with durkin and members of his staff placed on leave, the school is now parting ways with conditioning coach rick court amid allegations of a toxic culture. the university president meeting with mcnair's family today to apologize. >> the university of maryland killed my nephew. that training staff, them people, they killed my nephew. >> reporter: with the mcnair family attorney calling for the firing of the head coach, the team's first game is next month. a season dedicated to a standout freshman who had a promising future on and off the field. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we're going to take a short break and be back with the latest on the queen of soul, aretha franklin and the prayers pouring in for her to

(pam) a florida father says ..... his six- year old son was turned away from school when he showed up for the first day.. the reason ---- the boy's hairstyle. the school does not allow dreadlocks or long hair on boys. the family is upset over the restriction. the father of six -year old clinton junior says, there was confusion and embarrassment . the father says, he was disappointed "for" his son: and disappointed "in the school'. but the school says.. it is within its rights to enforce a dress code. (ken) a milwaukee bus driver is being called a hero for rescuing a toddler from the middle of the street. diana serrano says she came across the two-year-old while driving saturday. the girl was alone and not fully dressed. bus cam video shows serrano helping the little girl onto the bus. there, they waited together for the police. the girl's mother says she was sleeping when the child snuck out. milwaukee county transit says this is the eighth time a driver has helped a lost or missing child in less than two years. (pam)

you're mad, henry clay says. jackson says, clay says. jackson says, no, you're mad! i can't believe you're doing this, jackson. jackson looks at clay, oh, yeah. clay, how many times are you going to run for president, clay, huh? two times? three times, four times? five times? how many times does a guy lose, clay, before you realize that you can't win. you can't win, clay. clay is out of his mind. can't believe this is going on. you're bluffing, clay says. oh, i'm not bluffing, mr. clay. i'm not bluffing. i'm going to take this bank down if it's the last thing i do, believe me, i'm going to do it. clay does not believe jackson. congress is an uproar, all of a sudden, what is going to happen? should we side with clay? should we side with jackson? should the bank be rechartered. the number one issue on everyone's mind. and jackson has some enemies, not just clay, but the president of the bank himself, nicholased biel -- biddle. a man who really could not be more opposite from andrew jackson. they shared something in common. they were both very determined, very stubborn

and did i say i was an immigrant? i usually don't make that slip, i will say. but no, i'm a daughter of immigrants, born in, you know, on long island. >> you took a rather interesting route to get to the iowa writers workshop. walk us through that. >> should i go back to the very beginning? >> why don't we start with college. we go back to the beginning a little bit later. >> okay, college. >> you were going to be a doctor, a ceo, all sorts of careers? >> you know, there i was -- i was an english major. you know, i was at harvard. i was an english major. >> undergrad. >> undergrad. you know, as an english major, i did take this course, english 283, which is with a wonderful translator, robert fitzgerald, his translation of the odyssey are still my favorite of course. i took this course because i felt i was a junior and i was an english major and i didn't understand why poetry had to be written on those little lines, why don't they say what they mean; right? so i took this course, and i thought, you know, if i take this course, i will finally understand. that wa

i think what francis is saying, look at the context, look why he might be saying this and why he's sayinground this issue. other comments that the pope made, taking questions on the plane, is gathering a lot of attention. it is his advice to parents of gay children, which he gavejust after that statement i played you. translation: i would say first, pray. don't condemn. talk, understand. make room for your son or daughter so that they can express themselves. another point to consider is the age at which a child manifests that anxiety. the age is important. it is one thing when it happens during childhood, when there are many things to do, with psychiatry, to see how things are. quite another situation is when it manifests itself when they are 20 or older. i could have pulled out any number of tweets. this is from pink news. the use of the word psychiatrist was a lwa ys the use of the word psychiatrist was always going to be very controversial. here's olivia again. really interesting microcosm of some of the ways in which francis's papacy has been confusing, i think. partly he said somethi

authorities say that this was started on purpose by an arsonist. what would your message be to that guy? >> that guy -- well, some stuff you probably can't say on television. >> reporter: the man accused of starting this blaze, forrest clark, now charged with six felonies, including aggravated arson. reportedly sending an e-mail to authorities that read, "this place will burn." cameras catching clark in the fire zone on monday. >> do you know how this fire started? >> no idea. i was asleep. i had two ear plugs in. >> reporter: more than 600 firefighters now on the front lines, prison inmates joining the fight, trying to cut a fire line through brush coated with fire retardant. this, as those risky nighttime aerial assaults continue. crews setting backfires on the ground to control the blaze's spread. >> it can get dangerous, but with everything with the fire service, everything's a calculated risk. >> reporter: the holy fire, one of 12 large fires scorching the state. tragically, the carr fire in northern california claiming its eighth life, a cal

>> yes. >> did you say something was pausesable or not possible. what were you saying? >> i was agreeing with jack that there's no way -- this really is the legal gang that couldn't shoot straight from the top. first of hrf nancy's 100% right, no attorney-client privilege. they could assert it could be overcome. but now that heicides it, the notion they can expost facto try to reel back in the testimony, i was just a -- >> there's no way the legal -- >> the stuff that's been used is waved, yeah. >> so listen we're learning federal prosecutors are preparing charges against long-time attorney and fixer cohen. they've been investigating tax fraud and hush money to stormy daniels. what should trump be most concerned about? >> well, i mean what do you have to be most concerned about is cohen looking down the barrel of sear charges. ied a not brought by the special counsel. so no matter what happens to mueller or sessions or rose stein, these kinds of charges would continue. so if cohen is looking down the barrel of the gun, what will he do or say visa sraoe the president? >>