a number of folks join us, tulsi gabbard, tom stier, a make or break moment for them, 2020 democratsaking on social issues like abortion which is one of the least talked about issues in previous debates but they got into and the debate ended up on a surprise question about friendships with people with different beliefs. in the debate on impeachment agree, nancy pelosi says there will not be a formal house vote for now but nearly all the 2020 democrats say they do support moving ahead on impeachment. team coverage continues, bret baer is back for expert analysis, peter doocy working the spending live. we go live to allison barber for more headlights from the latter half of tonight's debate. >> reporter: heading into the debate tonight a big question, how will former vice president joe biden handle questions about his son and his son's business dealings. advises for biden said he did not want to talk about better focus on it, they said they were hoping other democrats would handle it and not take the bait. they felt it was a debate or discussion donald trump wants candidates to have, t

tom stier's first debate off to an awkward start and carly shimkus is here with reaction online.ing for people to clap. carley: there is one thing social media is good at, shining a light on awkward moments, folks on twitter kept comparing tom stier to this infamous blunder from 2016. >> i for one believe we should have a balanced budget amendment to force the conversation of the government living within its means. please clap. [applause] carley: a please clap moment is back, see what social media had to say. someone needs to introduce him to jeb's campaign advisor how to waste $100 million efficiently. a lot of comments about his tie as well. heather: he was interviewed by shannon bream after the show. carley: something from joe biden when he talked about people clipping coupons in the stock market. >> why in god's name should someone who is clipping coupons in the stock market make in fact pay a lower tax rate than someone who in fact is a schoolteacher and a firefighter, it is ridiculous. >> about school teachers he said they make $100,000 a year. >> where can i get that job?

a number of folks join us, tulsi gabbard, tom stier, a make or break moment for them, 2020 democratsg on social issues like abortion which is one of the least talked about issues in previous debates but they got into and the debate

time lapse video as the stage was set up in that westerville ohio barry a billionaire billionaire tom stier will be there as this is a first time he's actually qualified for debate. and hawaii congresswoman tulsi gathered will appear on stage after she threatened to boycott the debate. front runners joe biden bernie sanders and elizabeth warren will take center stage but some people our concern if sanders can last much longer on the campaign trail after suffering a heart attack recently and the main topic of tomorrow night is expected to be the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. and we have full coverage of the democratic debate right here on kron 4 inside bay area politics host catherine heenan will moderate the conversation. the post debate analysis starts at 8.30. first time in 29 years the 40 niners start their season and defeated the team is now 5 after they beat the rams sports director mark harper joins us in studio to talk about the team that nobody saw coming. >>governor newsom signs of bill the dance schools from starting early in the morning but not everyone is

first,the first question what i take money from tom stier ? no, i'm quite sure they wouldn't give it to me. i have a very conservative voting record, i would invite people to look at my voting record on all the different industries out there on the conservative side. i'm very conservative, i'm the last guy in the world who he would invest in. with respect to their political ideologies, they are very different than mine. as for your second point which was on ukraine, she just asked me a question about syria. i've not spoken on ukraine on this program, but to answer your question, if i were to speak on this on this program, what i've said previously is i blame a system of innocence and print -- i believe in the system of innocent until proven guilty. the charges ought to be investigated. i have said we should withhold judgment until he get more of those facts out there. host: kevin next in ohio, and a credit: -- democratic caller. caller: good morning. just a quick couple questions. , on these wars that we invest our money into and to get in and

those who qualified for this debate but the last one, you see them on the screen, tulsi gabbard and tom stierf work to do to make up for that? >> tulsi definitely does. she will set herself apart and say what her ideas are and how they will be different from folks who are currently on stage and that also first iron a little bit of a different -- in light of what is going on with the impeachment process and whatnot, he has been talking about that for a number of years. rob: joe biden was the front runner for a long time. and elizabeth for it is up them. >> she is doing well. she has folks that are supporting her candidacy. the vice president is following and he will do well too. rob: he is under a lot of bad scrutiny right now. >> i don't necessarily agree with scrutiny but what is happening is donald trump and lend him as front runner. when he was at this to highlight that. people in iowa, in nevada going through the process. candidates are going to be in these states, that will get strong at the end. >> how will that play into that and have an impact. >> it will have an impact on some voters

different democrat. 538 implies 78% along with 2020 presidential campaign commercials have been for tom stiereporter: we will have him tomorrow night. joe biden talking about trump supporters at a fundraiser saying this, quote, they like him because of the tax cut. they like him because he is a racist. whatever the reason is, they like him. let's discuss with doug show in and robert jeffers, good to have you with us. what do you make of that statement? a lot of people likening it to hillary clinton's deplorable statement. >> it is similar. i've known donald trump or four years. there is not one scintilla of evidence either racist. anybody who knows the president knows if you support him he embraces you regardless of your race and if you oppose him he attacks you regardless of your race. that is the essence of what it means to become blind. i'm not sure democrats want to be the ones talking about racism when in their history they are the ones who supported the ku klux klan, oppose the abolition of slavery and continue to worship at the shrine of planned parenthood, an organization founded by a

i was the focus of ads by tom stier and moveon.org. >> no one knows if they have the votes to impeach donald trump because there are no articles of impeachment yet. it is an unknowable at this point. consider the math of impeachment and its risks for democrats. the house has 333 members, 235 democrats, 197 republicans, one independent, the magic number to pass anything is 217 meaning democrats could use 18 of their own and have the votes to impeach. independent michigan congressman justin amash favorite impeachment, that means they could lose 19 of their own and still impeach. the problem is there are 31 house democrats who represent districts donald trump won in 2016 meaning at least 12 democrats on turf friendly to the president would have to vote for impeachment. democrats need polls to catch up. a new cbs poll finds 55% of americans back the impeachment increase was a to be at poll shows 47% back the real deal and find 56% of voters believe lawmakers supporting it are doing so based on partisan politics, not facts. congress is on recess, lawmakers are conducting townhall's. what t

shannon: the use of nazi terminology, tom stier, one of the top contenders on democratic side last weekcolumbus in ohio, and they are not going to hear what you say follows, some terminology, maybe stay away from that. let's talk about elizabeth warren who is searching in the polls but there are concerns and whispers from someone who are worried about that. jennifer ruben says she faces the nagging concern whether she is too far left to prevail in the general election although sanders handed her a gift in declaring, elizabeth is a capitalist through her bones. they are worried about electability in the general. >> they should be. looking at polling there has been a rise of americans who support socialism but you see a lot of young folks causing this rise. when it comes to folks who actually vote, not young people who don't vote that will be problematic for democrats and you noted when you look at the fact that she hasn't received any endorsements although she is a woman that could clearly clinch the nomination that is problematic when you think that she is not willing to accept big dono

the only thing the president and tom stier agree on and i agreed with him the other night, they want this to be an open process so the american people can see what is going on. i don't think there's anything else they agree on. why not open it up, take away that line of criticism and say we are going to put everybody out there so you can hear it in their own words? >> you don't want different witnesses to correlate their stories based on what other people said. we saw that with ambassador someone who story changed multiple times in the press before he testified because of what week from prior testimony from yavanovitch and others as we learn the details how the president was funneling his foreign-policy not to the state department like it was supposed to but to his personal lawyer. he was having everybody interact with rudy giuliani that if they wanted to get things done they had to coordinate with a personal lawyer with his own agenda and his own client and his own interests. they want to the official meeting between the ukrainian president and donald trump. they had to get what rud

for reaction let's bring in presidential candidates tom stier, good to have you with us on fox news atight. what do you make of the case you need to make, sounds like the president's base won't along with this but independents are key critical group, they are not convinced on impeachment. >> my point has always been let's put the evidence in front of the american people. i always said it is about patriotism and people deciding for themselves what is right and wrong. i want to have televised hearings for the american people, democrats, republicans and independents can see for themselves, judge for themselves. what i believe in his democracy. that is what i have been pushing for from the very beginning. i want these people to be testifying on tv so the american people as a whole can see the same facts, the same witnesses and draw their own conclusions because that's what i believe in. shannon: our people dug in in their position? they say we are going to move toward public hearings mid-november or a little later. do you think that will convince those who are already dug in on their posit

believe it or not, tom stier, the first 2020 debate, a lot of people have no idea who he is. and he did not qualify for the last three debates and he has the pulley and the donors going around because he is a lot of money but he has to work harder on name recognition and of course tulsi gabbard, they threatened to boycott the debate saying it was against the lesser-known candidates and i will be attending the debate. which of the wannabes is best suited to make a big leap tomorrow and how about the rowdy gang. >> i feel like andrew yang in this race, i know he's not going to do anything but i appreciate his voice and politics. i like about him what i like about donald trump, he's coming at the entire process from an unorthodox perspective. >> he has a fletch about him in his approach and the more you get sick at any given moment of charades of politics in the way that people always talk about things in the platitudes that they get, the more you want the guy not wearing the tight addresses basic like richard flower. [laughter] and i'm a ragbag of mostly pretty interesting idea

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tom stiers campaign announced that after receiving 4% of support in fox news's south carolina poll heppears to have qualified for the november debate stage. >> with that let's switch gears and bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good monday morning. >> felt like fall this weekend. >> this week has been drama free. we're not going to be dealing with anything in the tropics, i don't think we're going to have anything in the way of severe weather or flooding. we're going to be watching a couple of cold fronts with areas of rain moving through. it's mostly an umbrella forecast. we have a lot of them today, areas of northern mississippi and alabama get some pretty good thunderstorms waking people up. a lot of lightning. heavy rain. if you're up in the nashville area, that rain probably won't be ending until 5:00 in the morning. we're going to watch all this rain today tracking through northern new england. unfortunately a lot of laeheavi a -- leaves are peaking. a cold front will go through, it's warm and muggy in the i-95 corridor. that cold front will go through. there's not a lot

occurred include of course california senator kamala harris will be watching her area billionaire tom stierwill also the on stages will be his first time in the debates. he has qualified to recently so we'll get to see him. spar and when it comes to the different topics and it looks like the main topic tonight they're going to be talking about will be the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump and of course we will have full coverage of the debate right here on kron 4. we have inside barry politics, host catherine hainan as always moderating our conversation the post-debate analysis which will begin at 00:30pm tonight, right here on kron 4. right now 7.56. still ahead that 4.5 magnitude quake that rocked the bay area overnight. have live team coverage on what damage her. >>house talk i don't think out mansion. they want to see bird not go happening. >>on the couch watching tv lot of people have video of what half then last night at around 10 30 when the earth moved. >>and this is just some of the video that's come into our newsroom from various points around the bay again 10 30

i think for a lot of democrats think about all right we we have to mention bay area billionaire tom stiere from him, but it was we her debut where you memorize long ago he would buy his way on to that stage and has done with i'm not against don't think it's a bad thing he's using his own money, he's employing people is putting out ads is giving his name id out there. >>they moderators all but ignored him. but at the end of the day i think he winds up on a milk carton box not white house. i think it's clear that you can see the debatehat to the debate moderators are now focusing on the top tier. and they're just kind of glancingly giving of questions other people. but it but you know you're looking at the top 3. and even people i calmly we're not giving us much people to judge i did really well in prosecuting the case against a little elisabeth borne whether that successful successful in i don't know, but it's clear he's setting himself up to be the moderate kennedy did biden can't make it. >>all right so as right now anyway, only 8 of those candidates will be on the stage in november. you

presidential hopefuls which of course includes california senator kamala harris and bay area billionaire tom stier he'll be there in a tense for the first time he just recently qualified for the debate. the main topic by the way tonight is expected to be the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump and we will of course have full coverage of the debate itself right here on kron 4 and then in siberia politics host catherine moderate a conversation a post-debate analysis breaking down everything that was said that is scheduled to start 08:30pm tonight right here on kron 4. >>morning buzz, the bryce harper less nationals could be headed to the world series. too soon apparently he left too soon he's watching at home with you richard sherman had a name for me yesterday today got a name for him to remember and you got a train to win sounds >>9.44 on this tuesday morning what a difference from what we've got used to lately as far as this morning has been a lot of fog a lot of cloud cover across the bay area. this huge you could see a second agbut that cloud cover has really lifted over see cha

a billionaire tom stier will be in attendance as this is the first time he's qualified for a debate and why congresswoman tulsi gathered will appear on stage after she threatened to boycott the debate. front-runners joe biden bernie sanders and elizabeth warren will take people are concerned if some sanders can last much longer on the campaign trail after suffering a heart attack recently the main topic of tomorrow night is expected to be the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. >>missing we have full coverage of the democratic debate right here on kron 4 inside area politics host catherine heenan will moderate the conversation the post debate analysis started a 3rd. >>coming up a warning for students at stanford after a female student was drugged on campus. >>and a texas community is in mourning tonight after a woman is shot and killed inside her own home by a police officer, what led up to that shooting after the break. >>and there's no longer a plan to charge a toll for the crooked section of lombard st come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties fo

variability a billionaire tom stier will also be in 's qualified for debates of our first chance to othertenders. the main topic for the debate is expected to be the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump and by the way we will have full coverage of the democratic debate right here on kron 4 inside barry politics, host catherine heenan will be bought or aiding the conversation. the post-debate analysis starts at 00:30pm tonight again right here on kron 4. a former fort. >>texas police officer is charged with murder for the fatal shooting of a woman in her home erin dean resigned from the police department yesterday. >>he. >>is the one who apparently fired the fatal shots to a touchy on a jefferson in her own home early saturday morning we told you about this yesterday here on the kron 4 morning news and showed you the body r who cam video. the wanted to do a welfare check because the neighbors saw doors and the doors open in the light on was concerned about the woman who lived there after being charged team posted bail and is out on and out of jail this morning, san francisco

senator bernie sanders, tom stier, senator elizabeth warren and andrew yang. it 8:00 p.m.tern on c-span2 president trump holds a campaign rally with supporters in tupelo mississippi. watch c-span campaign 2020 coverage live friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. watch anytime on c-span.org. and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> sunday live at noon eastern on in-depth, princeton university professor imani perry joins us to talk about african american history and racial inequality. >> my mother came of age in jim crow alabama. my mother lived her use in a white nationalist society. Ãbopenly officially white nationalist society. >> it has reared its head again. >> her most recent book is "brief, a letter to my sons. other books include profits of the hood and may we forever stand. join the interactive conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. and at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards david shelton author of the" it shouldn't be this hard to serve your country" recounts his time as a secretary of veterans

i was the focus of ads by tom stier and move on.org but i was worried about how divided this countryte democrats are anxious to keep the focus on ukraine but concerns more liberal members want to take the inquiry in 20 different directions. >> bill: thank you, sir, from capitol hill. >> they tried the two year mueller approach. that didn't work. we had had time to prove them wrong. they'll say we're strike while the iron is hot and in the intelligence committee. the most bias chairman in charge of it, adam schiff, no different than peter strzok. >> sandra: jim jordan on the very credibility of the impeachment inquiry. let's bring in our a-team. jonah goldberg, brad blakeman former deputy assist tonight to george w. bush and jeanne zaino. professor. the frenzy continues in washington jeanne, where do things stand this morning as we await the press conference at the bottom of the hour? >> it has been a frenzy. the real challenge is democrats have to get in control of the process. i go back to nancy pelosi talking about this as bipartisan and by kam ral. you don't impeach unless you mee

first,the first question what i take money from tom stier ?'m quite sure they wouldn't give it to me. i have a very conservative voting record, i would invite people to look at my voting record on all the different industries out there on the conservative side. i'm very conservative, i'm the last guy in the world who he would invest in. with respect to their political ideologies, they are very different than mine. as for your second point which was on ukraine, she just asked me a question about syria. i've not spoken on ukraine on this program, but to answer your question, if i were to speak on this on this program, what i've said previously is i blame a system of innocence and print -- i believe in the system of innocent until proven guilty. the charges ought to be investigated. i have said we should withhold judgment until he get more of those facts out there. host: kevin next in ohio, and a credit: -- democratic caller. caller: good morning. just a quick couple questions. , on these wars that we invest our money into and to get in and out l

tom steyer. michael only has three, stier said he likes his bolt because of the hybrid gas electric vehicles or to maybe he will buy you one because he is rich. which candidate was a knife salesman andrew yang, tulsi gabbard or bernie sanders. yang, yang and sanders. bernie sanders is incorrect. andrew yang used to bust tables and sold knives for direct marketing company he said i still know the sales patter. you are up there, you have six and comey only has four. >> which candidate became a beacon after eating ihop one last time in 2014? >> begin after ihop. >> i know this because none of them stopped talking about it. the choices are beto o'rourke, andrew yang, or cory booker. they are leaving you in the dust. we have time for one more question. this is worth five points. which candidate took the harry potter quiz and found out he was a helpful puff mayor pete, beto o'rourke or julian castro. >> i lost. [cheering] >> i know amy klobuchar's favorite song she likes to sing purple ring. i know their dogs, it was all for nothing. michael wins. [laughter] i'm robbed again. kennedy: that was a good de