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. >> joining us now, democratic member of congress val demings. she is a member of the house intelligence committee. she has read the classified version of this whistle-blower complaint. thank you so much for being with us. that complaint has now been declassified. a redacted version has been turned over to congress. we are told that complaint goes beyond the notes from the phone call that we've all seen now where the president asked the leader of ukraine to investigate joe biden. goes beyond just that phone call. can you tell us in what way? >> well, good morning, john. it's good to be with you. look, this is not a good day for america. this is a dark day for america. but we are -- we did review the classified version of the complaint version of the report on yesterday. we are looking forward to hearing from the director of national intelligence within a few hours. and we are hoping at that time that we will be able to publicly release many of the details in that report. what i can tell you is that it is deeply troubling. it is quite disturbing.

val, was your foot overextended? will there be a controversy? this. as she comes around, watch this. and down she goes. >> oh, yeah. oh, i'm sure he didn't mean it. >> so there you go. hey, winning the award at least for brightest blouse? former white house press secretary sean spicer in lime green ruffles. dancing the salsa to girls hit "spice up your life." the scoring only 4s across the i'm sure his former boss would not be happy with that very, very low score. >> it's funny, we only see him in navy and black suits. >> he wore it well. >> hey, how about we move on to the big, big, big event that happened last night from the ballroom to the bey-hive. beyonce took over primetime television last night with "making the gift," an inside look at the creative process behind her most recent album. apparently for queen bey it was a family affair. >> it was a big night for abc, the special providing a rare look at beyonce's twins rumi and sir carter. many fans saying the big star, the one that stole the show, was blue ivy carter. beyonce and jay-z's 7-

. >> mayor breed: but when i was supervisor, val, you remember this, free gold watch. you all know that, the pinball machines in that place. so free gold watch, an incredible place. there were pinball machine tournaments, there were activities, a place where the community came together. well, unfortunately it discovered after they opened that they were basically not in compliance with the law. years ago in the 1980s when we thought that video games were going to destroy young people, destroy civilization as we know it, all these laws were created that limited the ability to have these arcade locations within the certain area of the school or a park or gas station and all this craziness. i just couldn't believe it that we could potentially lose this amazing institution because of some dated laws. of course, it's not just about creating new laws, but about fixing the old laws that put us in this situation in the first place. we got rid of that. free gold watch and all these other amazing places are open to bring back our childhood for most of us who lived through that ti

mayor val zhu danz joins me right now. mayor, thank you so much. a very busy time for you. we appreciate you joining us. parts of vero beach under mandatory evacuations. give us an update. are your residents complying? >> yes, they are. thanks, don, for having me on. it's eerily quiet right now. actually this is what it's like in vero beach most evenings about 11:30 at night. people go to bed early around here. but it's quiet, and i think we started preparing. we took it very seriously, and it was a beehive in vero beach six days ago. everyone got everything ready, and then the storm kind of slowed down. so i think at this point there's a little bit of cabin fever. we're just kind of ready to get it over with. we've done everything we can to prepare. >> mm-hmm. >> people listened and took it seriously, and everyone who needed to go into shelters went into shelters today. our bridge will be closing at midnight tonight, and so you'll no longer be able to get over the barrier island, and i think from here until it's over, people just need to stay put.

all signs point to the mirror ball champ val. that's him outside her trailer yesterday.s for the other celebs who have been putting in work for weeks they're feeling it. >> my feet are destroyed. like they are disgusting. they stink so bad. >> i had like a knot in my calf. boo hoo. >> my feet are swollen. >> oh, i definitely have blisters on my feet. it's called battle scars. >> i had one tiny blister on the top of the tiny toe of my left foot. it caused me a ton of agony. >> hopefully that tiny little blister won't slow him down. >> is it weird that he's dealing with a blister while you're doing a show with a broken foot? >> broken foot. by the way james is the favorite to win the entire show. i'm feeling that too. >>> from the ballroom to the big house. felicity huffman is going to prison and we know how the desperate housewife is spending her final days of freedom. felicity has just 39 days to report to prison and she's making the most of it. yesterday she and her daughter sophia volunteered at a teen center and on saturday the actress was snapped out with her husband

boris johnson val's breaks it will go ahead on the 31st of october despite the u.k.'s highest court ruling his suspension of parliament was unlawful. and nigeria seeks to help local dairy farmers but there's a danger that the move could backfire. now u.s. democrats are opening a formal impeachment inquiry into president donald trump over claims he sought political help from ukraine house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement to trump acknowledged a phone call with ukraine's president in which she discussed democratic presidential hopeful joe biden now trying to admitted to withholding aid to ukraine but denied using it as political leverage the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his it was of all his betrayal of our national security and betrayal of the integrity of our elections there.

the company will reportedly pay up to $2 million to settle a fed val investigation into youtube's handlingchildren's personal information. that investigation has been looking into the collecting of data from users under 13 years old. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of the automatic teller machine. >> on september 2nd, 1969, the first atm was used at a bank on long island, new york. it just dispensed cash then. today the high tech machines can perform 70% of the tasks a human teller can do. >> those are your tech bites. >> they do so much now. >>> coming up next, a job offer that might scare you and can help take your career to the next level. >>> all right. breeding season at the farallon islands, raising concerns among researchers. >>> a look at the festival. >>> just showing you what's happened over the last six hours, not much, which is very scary for places like free ports, near the outer bands -- we're getting 165-mile-per-hour sustained winds. you can see it's barely moving at one mile per hour. >>> it is 4:53. fewer birds are breeding on the farallon islands off the coast of sa

it's almost easier to saylm the whole val chain right now whether the health care, financials, i thinkt's important to kind of make sure you broaden out the portfolio. i'd leave you with the idea if you've been chasing momentum and ring on the fact that everyt morning you felt good and didn't know w now is the time delve deep near the portfolio to understand it, own things tt haven't been for the go stocks. >> words of wisdom k from from of asset manement. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. turn the market rotation into opportity focusing on some value stocks. want to consider investing in. latest read on inflation. a measure of prices thattises pay for goods ands servi unexpectedly rose in august. e producer price index gained.1% last month. the expect aches for no changan a separate report showed slightly in july, suggesting inventory investment could remain a drag on short-term economic growth. >>> in washington, the trump administration is readying a ban on flafed e-cigarettes. the secretary of health and the fda is going to outline a plan within the coming weeks and the presiden

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one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to.down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you like to meet me at $35,000? man: that'd be a bit much after all this time. i couldn't go below $40,000. larissa: all we have is $35,000. i mean, we're just -- we're trying to, you know, get our pennies together and just pay off as much as we can, but that's all we could really do. lemonis: today. larissa: i would write a check for you today. man: certified check? larissa: certified check. man: all right -- $35,000. larissa: okay, thank you. thank you so much. lemonis: how much did you just get off? -larissa: i think $20,000. -lemonis: $20,000? you're $20,000 closer to buying your building back. larissa: mm-hmm. lemonis: you did a great job, by the way. kickass. -larissa: thank yo

rejecting the notion that life at every stage is equally val usual, equally precious, not only in light of the constitution but in the eyes of god. since then over 60 million lives have been terminated through the practice of abortion in these united states. and yet even in the shadow of this darkness we can see rays of hope shining through because of places like park ridge, i believe the tide is finally turning. and in the direction of life. and all across our country the growing momentum for a culture of life is palpable. last week we learned that the abortion rate in america has dropped to its lowest level at any point since 1973, roe v. wade. we have seen states throughout the country taking bold action to defend the inherent dignity of every human life, especially those who cannot speak up for themselves. i am proud to have supported every single pro-life measure considered in this chamber from the heartbeat protection act to the pain capable protection to defunding planned parenthood, to the recent born alive protection legislation. i stand behind our president, 100%, in his effor

. >> last year i did go to the black eyed pea sfeft val -- festival and we'll get to the heart walk happening in san francisco. so our temperatures are going to start out very warm and it gets warmer as the walk continues. but good thing it is early in the day. by this afternoon we're reaching the upper 80s. and mostly sky. as we get a live look outside from the san jose foothills, haze from the distance. and so this is what is causing the unhealthy air quality and you shouldn't spend long periods of time outside because of that and as high pressure moves in it kind of traps any pollutants or smoke close to the surface and also gets trapped in the valleys. that along with warming temperatures right now in the mid-80s for the tri-valley. down to the east bay and we're already at 88 degrees in fairfield. with some low 80s in napa and in santa rosa. n francisco at 76 degrees. and these temperatures now are anywhere from three to six degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. even seven degrees warmer at half moon bay. and into the rest of the day, let's take it hour by hour. at 2:30, we're at 1

minister boris johnson all 11 judges agreed that his move to suspend parliament was unlawful johnson val's a ruling or not get in the way you present. there are a lot of people going to the prostrate pretty girl a lot of people facing people to stop this country coming onto the beach. so what options are left for forced johnson we'll hear from other exit expert. great to have you along everyone. u.s. president donald trump addressed the u.n. general assembly amid rising tensions with iran he blamed the country directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plant accusing the iranian leadership of having quote blood lust we denounced what he called 4 decades of failure and tehran since the islamic revolution in military. here's more of president trump's address not only is iran the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism. but iran's leaders are fueling the tragic wars in both syria and yemen. at the same time the regime is squandering the nation's wealth and future in a fanatical quest for nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them. we must never allow this to happen. president trum

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his mercedes teammate val—tteri bottas finished second but the gap between them at the top of the standings leicester are up to third in the premier league after a five nil win at home to newcastle. ricardo pereira had put the home side one nil up and then the visitors lost isaac hayden to a red card just before half—time. two goals from jamie vardy either side of an own goal made it four nil, before wilfred ndidi added a fifth late on. newcastle stay second bottom. kenenisa bekele missed out on the marathon world record byjust two seconds in berlin, germany. the former olympic and world champion led an ethiopian sweep of the podium places with the second fastest time ever. two hours, one minute and 41 seconds. the women's race was won by another ethiopian, ashete bekere. she beat compatriot mare dibaba to win in two hours, 20 minutes and 1a seconds. that's all the sport for now. much of the northern united states has been hit by heavy snow storms — with winter arriving unseasonally early — in september. this was the state of montana where some parts expecting to receive several feet of sno

announced he plans to resign jason green glass says he'll step down in a few weeks off to chomp on val's his long delayed peace plan expected sometime after the israeli elections on september the 17th than expected to return to his family in huge as a. thousands of university graduates in iraq are protesting outside government ministers demanding jobs in a quarter of young adults on employed home the government admits it has not done enough to employ graduates it's all stuff it has more from by. their own uk and her fellow engineering graduates have been camped opposite iraq's old ministry but will most months there's just a few of the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the other but i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm sad because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a tent and i'm sitting on the pavement up to 16 years of study. every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields

>> i think they are more of the same they are trying to play this slow they are going to have to vale where the market is it blocks the transmission all we are doing here through these processes is running up asset prices creating the haves and have notes. we are not fully creating economic growth with these policies they are going to try to get ahead of the curve. they are headed towards difficult challenges we are going right back to qe ahead of the message in the repo market they are aheadof the curve they are going to crowd out reserves what happened yesterday was pretty predictable >> in terms of the run up in asset prices, how concerned are you when you look at corporate credit if we see the fed engage in further easing >> we are extremely concerned. there is a long-term narrative, which is reshuffling risk around when you get to negative rates, what do you have to do to health your liabilities you are heading to riskier assets you are heading people out and at the same time leverage is rising growth is slowing. income and equalities are increasing if you are a credit investor,

trumpet ministration pounding then company now we're still trying to figure that out the president of val's to saying sions on social media on twitter on wednesday but since then we've heard no details still the president seems to be sort of contemplating his options he has said on the one hand that a lot of things could happen we'll see what happens even a wednesday suggesting that he would like a peaceful solution but that does not match the rhetoric of the secretary of state who is not only called the attack on saturday an act of war but has also said that there is a need for further economic pressure on iran and there will be more sanctions were we we have said about a course of action to deny iran the capacity and the wealth so that they can conduct their tears to prove to prevent that from conducting their terror campaigns and you can see from the events of last week there's still more work to do we're going to continue to drive towards that end. you cannot fail to see the failed policy of giving money to this regime but what happened and saudi arabia. now the u.s. president is being

his mercedes teammate val—tteri bottas finished second but the gap between them at the top of the standingsemier league‘s top four this season, beating necastle 5—0 at the king power stadium. it moves them up to third, two points behind manchester city. austin halewood reports. in 2016, leicester were at the centre of the footballing world and have lofty ambitions again. since brendan rodgers took over, only liverpool and manchester city have won more points. james maddison has been key in that but with him injured, the foxes were looking for someone else to spark against newcastle. it didn‘t take long. ricardo with the brilliant run and even better finish, leicester with the lead. newcastle just couldn‘t get hold of the ball and they couldn‘t control their temper, a horrific challenge from isaac hayden on dennis pratt quickly deemed worthy of a red card. once again, it wasn‘t going to plan and it only got worse, particularly whenjamie vardy did what jamie vardy does best. the floodgates were open, the foxes running riot. pratt back on his feet and in on the action. jamie vardy scored a sec

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was sold to a private entrepreneur in the early 1970s and he decided basically to squeeze all of the val out of it and close its down. a few years after that the site of the company itself, which many had been struggling to try to make interest historical site, burned to the ground and so basically there's no evidence of reo in its own buildings any longer in the city of lansing itself. i entitled my book reo joe because i came across this article in a lansing union newspaper from the late 1930s when reo was at its lowest point and one clear that they were going to continue, and it was in a lansing union paper. the reporter described reo joe as the stereotypical emblematic worker at reo, and a farm guy who came to city to get a job at reo because it was the best play to work. he worked hard, did right by his family and his company and joined the union, he did right by his fellow workers, and he felt that somehow because of the depression the difficulties, he wasn't being treated fairly. it wasn't -- things were not working out for him but he would stay the course and going to do the righ

they really make it a val galvanizing issue.hink it will be a real question oaf whether or not it will smart a movement. i think we will see a backlash among those that are up set about it. i can see some candidates using new information as a way to ip case their support among the primaries. >> thank you both so much. a lot o cover today. i want to turn to another legal controversy. in 2011 an african-american single mother from akron, ohio was sentenced for using her father's address for getting her kids into a better school district. many argue that she is not that different from actress felicity huffman. both did what they did to get a better education for the argument. there is one difference. huffman was sentenced to 14 days in jail. what was your immediate reaction to this? >> my proceimmediate reaction w course, she is welty, she is a woman of privilege, and as an attorney that practiced here it is not uncommon to cease a disparity to see how litigants are treated when they're rich and well think versus poor. and i think

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mayor of vero beach val zudans, we wish you the very best. we hope the storm changes its mind.. >> we need to pray for the people of the bahamas too. they're going through crazy stuff. we wish everybody all right. >> we wish the same. there are already reports of significant damage. we wish everybody the best. thank you so much. >>> the national hurricane center is keeping a close watch on this massive storm now, a category 5. it's made landfall. let's check in with ken graham. can you tell us what it's doing to the bahamas right now? how sig canal are the reports you're receiving thus far? >> yeah, what a dangerous life-threatening situation. 185-mile-an-hour winds in that eye wall and just devastating when it comes to the indiana with. it's not just wind. it's rain. some areas are getting 30 inches of rain and the storm surge is incredibly dangerous. historically half of the fatalities come from the storm surge. it can be as high as 18 feet, some areas, as high as 20 feet. a very dangerous situation. >> how are you able to ascertain what the storm is doing as it continues to

i do not see structural changes rep val demings said. it was striking this particular story with ukraine apparently the justification for nancy pelosi making this decision today, but no select committee, no specific committee that is going to deal with this, apparently no house vote on authorizing an impeachment inquiry, no clear time table here. so procedurally, is there anything that changed here? >> i was at the capitol all day talking to house democrats, house republicans and members of the senate. they say so much on the impeachment front remains tbd and that as much as speaker pelosi said she was opening an impeachment inquiry and willing to pursue the steps, the details are going to be worked out by the house democrats in the weeks to come. what happened was so many house democrats came to the speaker and said this has reached the threshold for impeachment. we need you to make a statement. we need house democrats to make a formal statement. so politically, she was showing solidarity with them, while letting the committees still wo

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